[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] juicedEVO4G:
I have found NO info NO forum & NO answer to my problem. First things first, I dont remember the original ROM version I rooted my device in. I only flashed cm7 to my EVO a couple years ago and I (stupidly at the time) tweaked settings in menus a rookie shouldnt have been in. I used auto-starts app(the one with the little red roadster icon) to stop(xross-out) user & system apps start-up permissions. Then time passed and I realized whenever i flashed a new ROM it automatically reverts certain start-up permissions back to my customized settings & not the factory specs. It isnt even every single setting I adjusted. Its a specific few apps & after flashing a new ROM I can get the permissions to stay clean allowing start-ups on all but two that i am aware of. The apps which the start-up permissions system default setting is turning them off after a new rom flash are Amazon(3or4 permissions Xrossed out), Dialer(1x), Email(1or2x) FM radio(1x), calender storage(3x), market updater(1x), the orginal market(1x) the current Play store(1or2x), Google services framework(1x), & I think thats all of the ones that i can adjust to start-up in an auto-start manager app after a new ROM flash following a reboot and the permissions staying clean & not Xrossed out. Then there's my 2 NIGHTMARES, GOOGLE ONE TIME INITIAL SETUP(1x) & GOOGLE PLAY SERVICES(7X). The auto-start permissions for these 2 apps will NOT stay adjusted to, "on" after any new ROM flash or reboot or hot boot following their permissions being reset.. One of the (corrupted maybe?) auto-start permissions that wont reset for Google Play Services is connectivity, meaning changes in signal connection(e.g. wifi, 3g, airplane mode) &/or plugged-in charging and un-plugging the phone. In turn, when I plug-in my EVO to charge, things get extremely buggy. U/I jumps & absolutely arrogant acts of erratic behavior. Touch points on the screen don't match up. Choppy animations. Apps begin to respond like they have consumed all of the resources available and if I am lucky they just lag ,on average, 5 seconds behind & many just finally give up and force close. However, once I un-plug my EVO things assume a 90-95% stable activity with "almost" no sign of any previous problems. I have tried every combo of wiping, mounting/unmounting, settings on/off, booting, & flashing I could think of trying to fix this problem. i flashed sense based ROMs and AOSP ROMs as well as stock builds along with every kernel combo xda had available.. I was CONSUMED for 20 straight hours this past Friday alone in this mess. Over the last 6 days Ive invested over 100 hours in tweaking setting combos along with wipe, mount/unmount & flash combos. Please hElp, I just want my EVO to recognize its own "Roots" again. L2ms... The Nand backups I did 3 years ago at the pinnacle, of this misery my EVO lives in, are on a hard drive that is LONG gone.. I am capable enough to know where the answer to my situation rests.. It surely will NOT come from a noob, nor will it not come from a mildly talented android user or any mediocre devel, It wont even come from a trained android tech. The Help(01101000 01100101 01101100 01110000) I seek will ONLY be supplied by someone who bleeds green, someone who also speaks binary. He Has Intelligence & IntelliJence.This person doesn't 'think things through', He "Processes Information"... That is the Professional Android Developer who holds my well being in his hands.. I seek The One who is the Android Alpha/Omega Eminence.... What follows is my binary plea for help,,

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Please excuse my accent as I am just learning binary

oh & BTW, I am dead serious when I say this,

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