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[Android Themes] AlisonT:
Glitter Lake Live Wallpaper

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This Glitter Lake Live Wallpaper app offers you an unparalleled opportunity to enjoy picturesque mountain landscapes and create an atmosphere of relaxation and harmony on your device. You can customize your own unique decor by choosing from a wide variety of glitter live wallpapers with extensive settings.

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Travel through different times of the day and enjoy the changing atmosphere with Glitter Lake Live Wallpaper. Whether it's dawn, noon, sunset rays, or night, the lighting effects will change throughout the day, giving you a sense of presence in magical mountain landscapes.

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Detailed settings that allow customization down to the smallest details.

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[Android Themes] AlisonT:
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[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Dark8812:
I've had the Pixel 7 pro since December 2022. Ever since then whenever I had the newest version of Android System Intelligence installed this phone would overheat to the point where touching it got uncomfortable, it would thermal throttle, the pixel launcher would lag and the battery would drain way to quickly. I know that uninstalling the updates for Android System Intelligence from the PlayStore and locking it so it doesn't auto update fixes the problem, but my question is. Is there really nothing I can do about this? Will I really have to keep an older build of Android System Intelligence installed just to properly use my phone?
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] blackhawk:
Try in safe mode as it may be a 3rd party app causing the issue. Try clearing data in that app and any associated apps.

Otherwise...

If you really want to go nuts, factory reset then try the updated version. Might get the same result though.

I don't upgrade or update my N10+; it's still running on the same load from 3 years ago with no issues and almost zero down time.

If it's fulfilling its mission let it be...
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Dark8812:
I appreciate the suggestion, however going into safe mode won't fix this. I already reset the device to no success, it sucks as I am really enjoying my p7p, if only it weren't for this issue.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] blackhawk:
I would just use the version that works unless that doesn't work either.

If the latter is the case it might be a huge can of worms...
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Dark8812:
I'm thankful version T.10.sysimg.pixel7.477131528 of ASI seems to be stable, but yes if this were the case for all versions I wouldn't have hesitated returning this when I had the chance
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Curiousn00b:
Really?

Going to test this out over the next couple days. My device previously used to run pretty cool, even though the weather got hotter, but now I'm never underneath 32°C even when idle, lol.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Dark8812:
I'm not sure if this affects everyone. I talked to a friend that also has a pixel 7 pro and according to him he doesn't have this problem.

Yeah, it got to the point where even if I left my phone idle, it would be warm to the touch and hot whenever I started using it, even if all I was doing was texting someone.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.as

Uninstalling the updates makes it stable again, you might have to restart your device for changes to fully take effect though.

Another thing I could mention is, that going into the battery settings and seeing which app uses the most amount of battery it would end up showing the pixel launcher not ASI, having looked online and trying things out myself I figured ASI was the real culprit and not pixel launcher. Basically I think that features like at a glance, which are integrated into the pixel launcher make use of ASI and for some reason newer versions just like using up a lot of performance in the background, resulting in pixel launcher being reported as a huge battery drainer to android when in reality it's ASI
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] blackhawk:
What's the ambient temperature? If it's running warm now a few days won't help unless you track down the cause. If found, boom, the excessive cpu cycles and heat will stop.

Is global power management active? If so try disabling it.

Are any services disabled? Dependencies...

Try temporarily disabling Google play Services and see if that tones it down. Backup Transport, Playstore and Gmail are dependencies.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Curiousn00b:
Pretty much the same usage day by day, but even with the heat being hotter and the A/C being on, that warmth is just there.

I run strictly custom roms currently, so my device is normally pretty barebone on apps nowadays.

I rolled back to a version from March, as April/May is when the heating did start. I'm actually sitting at 29°C right now as I type this, compared to the 33-35 from the first couple minutes of Telegram.

Going to test it out for a few days and see how it manages on the go and whatnot.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] blackhawk:
Looking at the milliampere usage real time can yield clues. At idle I want to see it sink below 100ma and go to 70ma or lower occasionally couple times a minute. If I see a lot of high spikes or it's averaging in the 3-400's or higher at idle with no apps open, something's up.

A logging firewall can help pin down which app is sucking the juice.

Custom roms are harder to troubleshoot than stock. If you're rooted you have more monitoring and diagnostic tools available though if you use them.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Curiousn00b:
While I completely agree about everything, apparently, ASI turned out to be the culprit... I'm now at 25°C. I haven't been this low since before the April update. Who would've thought it was that simple, lol.

I've previously tried even stock and on my end, I had only Whatsapp with 2 other apps installed, but I still couldn't get under 33°C. The second I downgraded my ASI, my temps dropped. Everything the OP was experiencing has been my experience that I've been explaining here and there on Telegram as well.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] blackhawk:
Yay! So how how did you correct it?

I keep all social media, shopping and banking apps off the phone. I use by browser login only.

WhatsApp I avoid entirely.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Curiousn00b:
Not sure about kernels for thermals, but currently running Sultan's kernel, and I installed the ASI from March 31st(didn't want to be too outdated. Not sure what version comes preinstalled)

This one

I'm going to see how the device deals with mobile data tomorrow on the go.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] blackhawk:
I wouldn't worry about it being "outdated".

The only thing that counts is if it runs well, is a joy to use and is fulfilling its mission.

This N10+ is still running on Pie. It's current load is 3yo now, still fast and stable with minimal maintenance. More play time, less down time.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Curiousn00b:
My day yesterday, I didn't go over 37°C while I was out all day surprisingly and the phone never felt warm in hand.

I wonder if it felt warm previously since something was wonky, but now since it seems more settled, it's not as warm but even at the highest temp(35-37), it feels normal to hold.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] blackhawk:
Likely something you did. Problem is -what- if it reoccurs🧐

Always best if you can find to root cause. For a frequently reoccurring problem a reboot is not the answer even though it may temporarily solve it. Androids should may able to run days, weeks with no reboot or issues.

Once you find it the solution will seems simple... but when the issue is causing high battery drain the pressure is on. That's what took out my first battery, got less then 16 months on it before it failed (and I do mean failed!). You never want a warm idling phone as it is trouble; robs you of performance... and batteries🤣
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Sasaiber:
НIt's 27 degrees outside. The phone heats up to 36-42 degrees on LTE. Cleaned the device and set it up as new a week ago. June firmware, everything is updated🥲
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] oko17:
How big is the drain?

The Battery usage shows indeed ASI and Pixel Launcher for almost whole time span (~6h), but the battery drain is respectively 2% and 1%, were 20 minutes of Opera Browser used 19%, so it looks minimal. My phone does not get warm in idle or even in light usage, while the ambient temperature is ~25-26 celsius.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Dark8812:
From what it seems this doesn't seem to be affecting everyone, a friend of mine also owns a pixel 7 pro and he told me he doesn't have these problems. On average Pixel Launcher would use about 40% Battery and my phone wouldn't last longer than 6 hours even with barely any usage. I am running stock newest June update and have not rooted this device so I can't for sure say what the cause is other than ASI
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] blackhawk:
During a production run they sometimes substitute smaller chipsets. This can lead to instruction set incompatibilities in the firmware.

Since it only involves a few hundred units tracking down this kind of issue is a ***** and the manufacturer's fault. Samsung is known to do this and they're not the only ones...
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] halfbytecode:
@Curiousn00b It seems like you're on a custom ROM, some of which have this issue with Android System Intelligence causing high battery drain. You could try another ROM or build.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Curiousn00b:
While that could be true, I've had the same experience across all roms. I've tested and tried pretty much all that's available for the 7 Pro currently and bounce between different ones on the daily.

Without a doubt, the only change in my usage/setup has been downgrading my ASI and my temps decreased. I just mowed the lawn in 85°F weather while listening to music and didn't go over 38°C. My phone would've been at like, 43-44°C previously.

While it is weird that this worked, especially since Google claims to have fixed it, I was skeptical when I came across the OP, but decided to test it out anyways, and it worked. Nothing I can really say about it besides the fact that I tested it myself and got results.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Curiousn00b:
Nothing with Google ever affects everyone apparently, and sometimes it's just select few.

I don't even use Pixel Launcher, so that's not a factor in my case, but I still have the At A Glance stuff setup(shows on lock screen with roms that have Pixel Framework).
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] oko17:
Thank you for your detailed answer. I saw that you were mentioning that not everyone is affected by this and I was wondering whether I am. Now, thanks to you, I know I'm not. I'm sorry this affects you, cause it causes the phone to be virtually unusable. The thing that you need to make some workarounds to "fix" it does not improve a lot here.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Dark8812:
Using an older version of ASI as of now doesn't matter as the newer updates don't bring new features in. I'll still try to update ASI every now and then to see if this issue gets resolved eventually.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] blackhawk:
It's more important to have a stable, usable platform than to have the latest Gookill tricks.

At least wait until winter when a hand warmer be useful...

Power management in hot weather, a graphic example.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] sumo911:
I was super annoyed with my phone constantly overheating to the point where it would shut itself down, even when im just doing basic things like browsing or reading a freaking article in chrome, and came here to check for info on factory resetting and going completely back to stock.

Then, I stumbled onto this post, tried the ASI downgrade and my phone hasnt tried to bake cookies in my pants or piss me off ever since! And i am able to skip yet another tedious reset/setup routine and continue happily using the EvolutionX ROM im currently on. OP and everyone else who chimed in on the topic: thank you!
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] wanttotree:
Soooo... Do you mind sharing how to get sultan's kernel?
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Curiousn00b:
It's in testing right now(you can ask for an invite over on Telegram in the Pixel 7 chat), a public release is going to come soon after Sultan's happy with the bugs being ironed out. Bugs are being fixed left and right. 😁
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] wanttotree:
In that case i will wait then. Thanks for the reply. 🥳
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] romica:
Try restarting the phone after each update of system apps from Play store.

This trick works for me.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Sammath:
Just got an asi update, fingers crossed.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Mississip:
Does the current July 26 update cause the problems you experienced?
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Pixel86:
Following...
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] pen-ultimate:
On Pixel 5 - suffering excessive battery drain from ASI.

I cleared the Google Play Services cache - problem solved.

No custom rom.
[Android General] scottfan81:
Instructions were great and I had no problems following them. I did have an error when I first entered the command "fastboot erase DDR" but only because I did not capitalize DDR. My only issue is I cannot get past the phone set up when first booting because it says there is an update and can not pass verification and there is no option to skip. And in my case I don't have a computer still so cannot use qfil to return to full stock to update. Any suggestions?
[Android General] Viva La Android R.I.P.:
Okay. At the time I completed modifications on the ROM, the latest OTA had not yet rolled out. What I'll do is add another mod to kill the OTA service entirely. That should prevent any issues like you're facing. I'll expedite this task and will let you know just as soon as I've made the fix and changed out the ROM file with the new one. Thanks for your feedback. By the way you won't have to repeat the process, but will only need to flash the super_rw.img file.

Update: I have disabled system updates and OTA notifications. Proved trickier than I thought, since system updates on Android Go Edition are governed by Google Play Services. I had to decompile the Google Services apk, manually disable the individual system update service and listeners, then recompile and reinstall the Google Services core app. I am presently uploading the new super_rw.img.

One thing that should work for you in the meantime, while I get these new files uploaded, is to perform another factory data reset. During initial boot and setup, opt to complete setup offline, without connecting to WiFi or a mobile data network. Accordingly, your device will not be able to check for pending system updates and you should, therefore, be able to complete setup.
[Android General] scottfan81:
That would be awesome. I really appreciate your help.
[Android General] Viva La Android R.I.P.:
The files should be finished uploading within the next 15 minutes or so. I will then update the download link and will inform you here when that's done.
[Android General] Viva La Android R.I.P.:
@scottfan81, the latest files are uploaded and the download link has been updated accordingly.
[Android General] scottfan81:
That's great! I just got done with my dinner and going to download it now. I will let you know how it goes. And I did see that I only need to flash the super_rw.img file. So I should know shortly.
[Android General] Viva La Android R.I.P.:
Do a factory reset beforehand. Then flash the super_rw.img
[Android General] scottfan81:
@Viva La Android

I haven't had any luck since my last post. Before I posted about the verification issue I had when setting up my phone I made sure I double checked that I did not have the option to skip the update as you suggested. That was not an option for some reason and that is when I came here. I have followed your steps with the new super.rw.img you updated but I am worse off than I was before. Now I cannot do anything as the phone is not recognizing any network or available WiFi connections. I have tried a factory reset and started over from your first step with no success. I should also include that since flashing the updated super.rw.img file, when the phone first boots the screen quickly flashes black and blue for about 10 seconds before finally starting the set up process then I get 2 error messages. The first being "system UI isn't responding" and second "Android setup keeps stopping" After all of that the setup starts and that's as far as I can go because I can't connect to anything. Trying to give you as many details I can think of. Before the screen flashing when powering on the phone, the boot animation just function properly. Only between the boot animation and setup process do I experience the rapid black and blue screen for roughly 10-15 seconds. I am including some screenshots of the error messages and setup screens showing no connections available. I almost forgot. I also tried manually adding my network and scan qr code with no success.
[Android General] Viva La Android R.I.P.:
Unfortunately I have physically damaged my device beyond any hope of restoring it, so I won't be able to support this device any longer -- until & unless I can get a replacement display. But before my device went kaplut, I did test this ROM and had no issues. I wish I could be more help.

I would recommend performing all steps over again from the top -- formatting /userdata before doing anything. Have you tried by completing all the steps over?
[Android General] scottfan81:
Well I finally got another laptop and was able to return back to stock using qfil. Now I have a new issue. At some point I apparently made a mistake because now my IMEI is missing and have no network connection. I can use wifi but no data. Any ideas? I was able to change my IMEI back to the correct number and it seemed to help but still no data and it does not seem to recognize my sim
[Android General] Viva La Android R.I.P.:
You have most likely.corrupted your EFS & QCN file, which stores device specific identifiers like the IMEI/MEID. It can be repaired using the full version of QPST (Qualcomm Product Support Tool). The following guide expounds upon this issue, and provides instruction and resources for fixing cellular connectivity which has been lost as a result thereof.

QPST Tool To Restore IMEI Network Or Radio On Qualcomm Devices - 99Media Sector

Download QPST Tool To Restore IMEI Network Or Radio On Qualcomm Devices If you landed on this page from a

www.99mediasector.com

You will need to know the true IMEI/MEID number of your device in order to rewrite it with QPST. As I'm sure you know, it can usually be located beneath the removable battery, on the manufacturer's product label.
[Android General] scottfan81:
Where can I get the XQCN file for my phone? And the link you provided says to enter commands in twrp terminal which of course we don't have. Can I do that step without twrp?
[Android General] Viva La Android R.I.P.:
You should be able to perform the task with a terminal emulator app and root shell. I'll make sure on this and report back with my findings. On the XQCN file, I'll be working on that as well.

Okay on the XQCN file, you'll need to get a backup from another device owner (with the owner's IMEI omitted). You will essentially be restoring that backup and then rewriting your own unique IMEI number.

QPST can be used to backup the XQCN. My device has a damaged screen, but I may be able to make this backup. I'll try today or tomorrow when I have the time.
[Android General] scottfan81:
That would be awesome if you could pull that off!
[Android General] scottfan81:
If anyone else would be willing to share their XQCN file with their IMEI omitted so I can actually use my phone I would really appreciate it. I'm sure it would also make things easier for @Viva La Android as well. He is going to see if he can somehow get his for me but his device is damaged beyond repair. Thank you in advance.
[Android General] Viva La Android R.I.P.:
Good idea @scottfan81. I'll also reach out to a couple of Moxee phone owners I know and see if we can get you a QCN file. I've not yet had time to try baking mine up, but hopefully I'll get a chance soon.

Members, if anybody on here can provide a backup for their QCN file (with your IMEI omitted), it would help out @scottfan81 and other members. If you're willing, but don't know how, below is a full guide on the task. Please comment if able to help. Once a QCN backup file has been provided, I'll post a guide specific to this device.

Here is an excellent guide on backing up the QCN, fixing the IMEI, and restoring the QCN file. Credit for this guide goes to XDA Senior Member @Chema_F.

[GUIDE] Backup, edit and restore QCN. Fixing lost IMEI.

Introduction This is a guide to backup and restore the QCN, and to edit other's QCN in case you lost your IMEI and you don't have a backup of your QCN. There are other ways to do some steps (the most popular is via Fastboot) but I'm gonna...

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