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[Xiaomi Mi A2 / 6X Questions & Answers] ch@ts:
Thanks for the reply.

It boots pretty quickly, but while starting up it gets stuck on the boot animation screen one time out of 5, and only by long pressing the power button will it boot up. Once it's running it's fine sometimes for a bit, and at others it's so slow that by the time I answer a call, the other party's hung up.
[Xiaomi Mi A2 / 6X Questions & Answers] thelakeman:
It feels like a hardware issue since it affected both the stock rom and pixel experience (both of which ran fine when I used them on my device), especially since even the boot up seems to be affected 1/5 times, try running some sort of device and storage benchmarks like PCmark.

As for downgrading to android 8.1 you should be able to do it through the fastboot image of the stock rom from any website hosting it, you can just try using the official MiFlash tool if you're on windows, if you're on linux like me you can just extract the image and execute the 'flash-all.sh' file. Though I've only ever tried downgrading to android 9 which ended up with catastrophic results due to my own mistakes.
[Xiaomi Mi A2 / 6X Questions & Answers] ch@ts:
Thanks for the tip. I'm on Linux too, will try downgrading.
[Xiaomi Mi A2 / 6X Questions & Answers] ch@ts:
I went back to stock Android 8.1, and then installed CalyxOS (Android 11).

It's been more than a week, and the phones working perfectly now.

I used a Linux version of the MI Flash tool to downgrade.
[G1 Android Development] blahzay_blah:
on downgrading or rooting rc30??? i would just like to kno...

thnx...ciao
[G1 Android Development] momentarylapseofreason:
Long story short, when there is a result, it will be all over. I would go so far to say as even if there is a small hurdle overcome... it will be the top thread on every Android forum.
[G1 Android Development] LvDisturbed1:
Very true. I got screwed with a RC30 phone too, so I have to wait as well. I'm sure with time, someone will find a way. Of course if you don't like waiting, you can always buy a dev phone.
[G1 Android Development] Ryanmo5:
Or better yet get a replacement phone. I had a bum trackball on my old one, got my replacement and it came with rc29 on it. I'm now running rc30 rooted.
[G1 Android Development] coolbho3000:
I'm past T-Mobile's grace period. Is it possible to get a replacement? My keys are all bashed in.
[G1 Android Development] Ryanmo5:
What was the cause of it, dropped it? If you dropped it then probably no chance. You can always call and ask them if there is anything they can do, its worth a shot! I had my old one since the g1 first came out and no problems returning it for me.
[G1 Android Development] coolbho3000:
T-Mobile support has been very bad to me. No I did not drop it, it came that way. And the screen squeaks.
[G1 Android Development] korndub:
well if it came that way, you had 14 days to return it.....
[G1 Android Development] qtronix:
I would be willing to donate some cash to the fisrt person to crack the tc5-rc8

Uk phone for root. So pull your finger out and get a move on :D

Adam
[G1 Android Development] coolbho3000:
There's no limited 1 year warranty like on most electronics sold nowadays? :mad:
[G1 Android Development] Disabled:
yea i have goten my phone replaced 3 times since i bought it. there is a 1 year warrenty. you just have to be nice and tell them your screen is broken. i said it would turn on but i would not see anything on the screen.
[G1 Android Development] korndub:
well yes there is a warranty, but if the keys are smashed in (probably physical damage) that warranty would be voided....
[G1 Android Development] santaninja:
i know HTC has a 1year warranty if you look in your manual, and my problem is that my camera button isnt working at all and i do so want rc28 back as well,

BUT i got my g1 off ebay and i dont have a receipt so i dont know if they will take it any thoughts maybe someone who payed in cash could scan me a receipt,?
[G1 Android Development] coolbho3000:
I called them (HTC, T-Mobile said they couldn't help because I didn't have my original contract with them :mad:) and they said they were going to "repair" my "problem."

So a repair won't do, a replacement is the only option for us.
[G1 Android Development] korndub:
well if you bought it off ebay, t-mobile has no obligation to replace it for you. that is a service for T-Mobile customers. you would need to speak to HTC directly.
[G1 Android Development] Datruesurfer:
HTC has an obligation to repair/replace the device under the 1 year warranty regardless of whether you bought the phone on or off contract. Problem is, you cant submit a claim directly through HTC, only T-Mobile.
[Xiaomi Poco F5 / Redmi Note 12 Turbo (China)] ineedhelppls:
Hello XDA community,

I recently purchased a Poco F5 just 4 days ago, and I'm already facing a frustrating battery drain issue. Despite being a new device, the battery life is depleting rapidly, even with minimal usage. I'm reaching out to this knowledgeable community for help in finding a solution.

Device: 23049PXXXX

Android Version: 13

Issue:

- Rapid battery drain on a new device

- Battery percentage decreasing even during idle periods

- Battery only lasting for 5-6 hours on normal use.

What I've Tried:

- Restarted the device: No improvement

- Battery Saver: No improvement

- Restricting Background Activity: No improvement

Seeking Advice on:

1. Known apps or services causing excessive battery drain on my device model or Android version?

2. Recommended battery optimization techniques or apps to mitigate drain issues?

3. System settings affecting battery life, such as background processes or connectivity settings?

4. Ways to fix the issue and improve battery life.

I appreciate any insights or suggestions you can provide to help resolve this issue and restore my device's battery life. Thank you for your assistance!

Best regards,

ineedhelppls
[Xiaomi Poco F5 / Redmi Note 12 Turbo (China)] NOSS8:
What rom version (full name)?

You can find out which apps are using the most battery and also check the automatic startup as well as the screen resolution and frequency.
[Xiaomi Poco F5 / Redmi Note 12 Turbo (China)] RandomHelper:
I'd suggest you install AccuBattery, grant it all necessary perms for it to analyze which apps/wakelocks use the most battery. It'll give you a good starting point to maybe clear out apps which just run for no reason.
[Xiaomi Poco F5 / Redmi Note 12 Turbo (China)] ineedhelppls:
It's on miui 14.0.5 global rom and refresh rate is on default
[Xiaomi Poco F5 / Redmi Note 12 Turbo (China)] NOSS8:
Check for updates, it's not the latest.

Which apps consume the most?

What about autostart?
[Xiaomi Poco F5 / Redmi Note 12 Turbo (China)] ineedhelppls:
There are no updates till now.

Have to check autostart.
[Xiaomi Poco F5 / Redmi Note 12 Turbo (China)] ineedhelppls:
Checked autostart only 2 apps were there.

I have turned it off for those.
[Xiaomi Poco F5 / Redmi Note 12 Turbo (China)] ineedhelppls:
Still the battery life has not improved.
[Xiaomi Poco F5 / Redmi Note 12 Turbo (China)] NOSS8:
The changes are not instantaneous, you have to see that over a week, while the system self-regulates.
[Xiaomi Poco F5 / Redmi Note 12 Turbo (China)] iabidali:
Go to battery setting and in App Battery Saver, click on top right 3 dots and enable show system apps. Then Restrict Background Activity for apps that you don't use. Uninstall the apps that you don't use, if possible, in the settings. Go to Apps > Manager Apps > and click on top right 3 dots to show system apps.

Then click on each app that you are not using and scroll down to see Restrict Data Usage uncheck Wi-Fi and data usage. Go to Privacy Protection > Special Permissions > Battery optimization. Click on each app and click on Optimize.

I hope this helps, I was even able to uninstall some system apps that are not required using fastboot commands or using GUI app that is available on GitHub to uninstall apps by selecting them. Here is the first tool link: https://github.com/elasticskyx/miui-remove-bloatware and here is the most popular one https://github.com/0x192/universal-android-debloater. If you happen to use these tools, read instructions carefully.
[Xiaomi Poco F5 / Redmi Note 12 Turbo (China)] DXPOHIHIHI:
Here are my accubattery stats: got the phone 4 days ago and I got 7h 24m from 100 to 20%

It always felt like battery was very poor in this phone always forcing myself to use 0-25% brightness and yet the benchmarks are using 100% brightness location bluetooth on and yet they lasted 9 hours? What a joke I feel like my battery is faulty.

The screen off 18.7 is from youtube revanced playing in the background.

Another thing is when I game lets say pubg 1 match of BR with lowest graphics 90fps it drains 9%.

In farlight84 1 BR match 120fps lowest settings drains 8%.

Played these games with 15-25 brightness.

Them benchmarks literally did 1 hour of pubg gaming and it only did 15% for them????

I guess I got a bad battery from poco's battery roulette yet again, same as my old poco f3.

Dont even bother asking if I debloated, app battery saver, or scowered everything in the settings. Thats the first thing I do in poco phones, I am on Global 14.0.7 not planning on changing roms.

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[Xiaomi Poco F5 / Redmi Note 12 Turbo (China)] ineedhelppls:
I have got the same issue as well.
[Xiaomi Poco F5 / Redmi Note 12 Turbo (China)] RandomHelper:
I guess so, that's pretty much the same as I got on an S9 from 2019 with half the battery cap. Suggest you get your phone replaced, this still got warranty. Also, just out of interest, what's Accubattery's Health tab saying? Thats usually a good indicator if your battery's trash or if it's a software thing.
[Xiaomi Poco F5 / Redmi Note 12 Turbo (China)] DXPOHIHIHI:
Its currently at 98% 4888MaH out of 5000

Based on 4 sessions.
[Xiaomi Poco F5 / Redmi Note 12 Turbo (China)] lawong:
guys ,is poco f5 battery really that bad?
[Xiaomi Poco F5 / Redmi Note 12 Turbo (China)] Anuvadak:
After a mounth of experience, I'm not satisficed with the battery. 1.5-2 charges a day with usual usage. Restricted background to all apps that I dont use from start. With a such quick charge it viable, but I supposed it's gonna be one charge - 1-1.5 day...
[Xiaomi Poco F5 / Redmi Note 12 Turbo (China)] hexisg:
What rom? I am getting 7-8 hours.no problem here.
[Xiaomi Poco F5 / Redmi Note 12 Turbo (China)] muppetz:
I can't understand these complains regarding battery drain of Poco F5 . Except cases of software bugs , it's all about debloating and mode of using phone . I've had debloat and stop some Google apks which I know they are unfriendly with battery , I don't use active WiFi , NFC , Bluetooth , continuously searching WiFi , 5G , WiFi calls and so on . Panel is set to 60Hz refresh rate . Phone is stock ROM , global version , updated to latest release .

There are lot of services active in background NOT only apks which drain battery .

I'm not a gamer , I'm a moderate user browsing internet , calls and WhatsApp . So I obtain at least 2and a half days between charges .

Last 2 years I had 3 phones , OnePlus Nord 2 , Samsung A52s and Nothing Phone 1 .

Poco F5 is far away better of those 3 . It's the best !

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[Xiaomi Poco F5 / Redmi Note 12 Turbo (China)] iabidali:
No problem here so far.
[Xiaomi Poco F5 / Redmi Note 12 Turbo (China)] SjLeonardo:
Screen on 8.3%/h, Screen off 1.1%/h

To be completely honest, I consider that as really really good and I wanna get numbers like that (which is why I just bought an F5 and am currently waiting for it to arrive). I used to get worse %/h battery both with screen on and screen off than you're getting(about 10.5%/h and 2%/h) on my previous phone (Motorola Edge 20 Pro) and I considered its battery life almost god tier.

My current S21 FE gets way worse %/h. After tweaking it a bunch, I'm getting 13%/h screen on and 3%/h screen off or higher. Sometimes I just get 18%/h with screen on for no obvious reason.

Now, I don't know what's up with these reviews and I don't wanna sound like an asshole, but I kinda think it could be a matter of managing expectations, unless there's other users of the Poco F5 here and wanna prove me wrong by showing even better %/h numbers.
[Xiaomi Poco F5 / Redmi Note 12 Turbo (China)] h8Aramex:
Mine is great. Easily outlasts my Pixel 7 twice. I use it for hours and hours and it doesn't want to die. Love this thing.
[Xiaomi Poco F5 / Redmi Note 12 Turbo (China)] lawong:
i had disable lots of system apps. now its great!!
[Xiaomi Poco F5 / Redmi Note 12 Turbo (China)] caglarabc:
I am 99% sure it is the bluetooth. When Bluetooth was on but not connected to any devices on my Poco F5 device, the battery drained too fast. Sometimes a restart solved the problem temporarily then it came back. I had to turn bluetooth off, otherwise tha battery would last only 18-20 hours which was way longer when bluetooth was not activated. Then I returned my device and the problem was solved :)
[Xiaomi Poco F5 / Redmi Note 12 Turbo (China)] letschky:
Same for me,Debloated and the Battery Life is very good
[Xiaomi Poco F5 / Redmi Note 12 Turbo (China)] Windroid-user:
Forgot I had an account lol, I'm getting around 18%/h active drain and 0.6%/h standby from just using Telegram and Reddit. Haven't even fully set the phone up.

Not great coming from my Mi 9T with 6-7%/h & 0.3%/h(!) figures.

I have confirmed with another F5 user that they're getting the same active drain as my Mi 9T with stock rom, so I don't know what's going on with my Poco F5 at least (bluetooth & mobile data off). It likes to chill above 15% doing seemingly nothing!

Also, any app (chrome, Telegram, Reddit) I seem to use has well over 10-15%/h drain according to Battery Guru, basically like 90% of the reported active drain lol. I'm no expert in diagnosing battery usage with wakelocks and so on, but it seems to me the next place to look or help confirm is the CPU usage/frequency.

Anyway, any updates from you guys?

Almost forgot to mention the initial thing that made me check battery stats so quickly, it's wintery in temps over here so room temp is around 21°C, but as soon as I use the phone it shoots up to mid thirties with light usage (was pinned at 37°C when scrolling through Telegram once!) which I felt as being unnecessarily warm, and that's how this ordeal started for me.
[Xiaomi Poco F5 / Redmi Note 12 Turbo (China)] Windroid-user:
Accidentally stumbled upon my own post here while browsing XDA lol..

So update: culprit turned out to be 14.0.4.0 Global which the phone shipped with, after updating to 14.0.8.0 I'm getting great battery life as the other user experienced after updating.

No overheating and getting similar stats to Mi 9T (more like 7-8%/h screen on drain).

Also read multiple telegram messages praising 14.0.8.0 (global) after it came out, makes it feel like I updated from the worst version to the best xD

But on a serious note, it's disappointing to see Xiaomi ship the phone with a battery-draining version of MIUI, as in my limited experience they tend to retract unstable updates after a few days.

Hard to do that when the phone ships with said unstable update...
[Xiaomi Poco F5 / Redmi Note 12 Turbo (China)] Dunbi:
Bro I also have stock miui 14.0.4 Global will updating to 14.0.8 affect pubg performance? I also have battery drain issue when idle, but pubg performance is excellent and it takes 35% in 3hr pubg. Please tell.
[Xiaomi Poco F5 / Redmi Note 12 Turbo (China)] djlivooo:
I have this same issue, but I'm not in MIUI 14, now I'm in Hyper Os 1.0.3.0. I don't know what to do. The battery feels like it drains very fast. I bought the phone less than a month ago, 2 weeks ago to be exact. And for this to happen to it is the strangest thing.
[Honor 8X Questions & Answers] aa33kk:
Hello. I sleep at night. I get up in the morning. The phone has a this message.

Your device has loaded a deifferent operating system.

After factory reset it has the same message. Update from SD is not in recovery. Reinstall via HiSuite does not support.

Any help please?? Thx!
[General Questions and Answers] RandomHelper:
Good morning people of XDA,

I need some help. I got a Huawei MediaPad T3 10 (AGS-W09), which is bricked. I didn't see any subforum/board for the MediaPad T3, so off to General with my question. Mods, feel free to move it anywhere where you feel like it belongs.

Alright, here's the situation: I got a Huawei Tablet, which doesn't boot to either Android or Recovery mode, Fastboot mode "works", it shows that the device is locked and FRP is deactivated, but "fastboot flash" gets refused for obvious reasons. Then, there's the System Update thing, which I can get to through pressing both volume buttons and the power button while starting, but this thing fails whatever it's doing. I have tried to get a firmware package onto an SD card and going to that System Update thing but that didn't change anything, it fails after a second and tells me to get help at emui.com, which seemingly doesn't exist (anymore?). Also, while charging, it doesn't show the battery's percentage.

I have no experience with flashing anything on a Huawei device, so I would really appreciate if anybody would take my hand and show me what to do and how to do it, maybe suggest where to get an official firmware, show me some tools, things like that.

Thanks!
[General Questions and Answers] runs:
Go to huawei after-sales center
[General Questions and Answers] RandomHelper:
I prefer not to, it's a 5 year old device and I want to learn how to do things instead of letting other people do stuff
[General Questions and Answers] PuszekReksio:
if you can open it buy dc-unlocker and connect it with testpoint (drivers needed) select the update.app and flash
[General Questions and Answers] Mat_1:
I have tried to install the software through SDcard and I have not been able to do it.

I have 2 tablets of the same model with the same problem, they belonged to my children and their email accounts were lost and I wanted to give them a second life with my little daughter, it's a shame they are in excellent condition always with their casing.
[General Questions and Answers] jonte1809:
I have the exact same problem sadly my devices was preowned it turns on then crashed and boot into recovery can you help me maybe you know a fix???
[General Questions and Answers] Sirgatory:
Hello all,

I'm recently returning to touch screen WM devices after having a 6.1 smartphone for a few months.

I can't live without finger scrolling so i must ask, which is the best add on for finger scrolling? I used to use ftouchflo, it was ok, but it wasn't kinetic. Then i upgraded to ftouchsl, but it was quite buggy.

Now I see the touch diamond and touch pro/fuze as well as the lg incite with nice, built in kinetic scrolling. Is there any way to port such an add on to the Tilt? (The phone i'm using) or are there any good alternatives?

Thanks!
[General Questions and Answers] Sirgatory:
does anyone have any input on this or is this sub forum just dead?

I've tried all different types of add ons and i'm really just looking for some users' opinions.
[General Questions and Answers] bdangol:
it's christmas lol wait and see what people say later on today
[General Questions and Answers] nir36:
I don't think there's anything better to use than the FtouchSL...
[General Questions and Answers] _fm:
use HTC Touchflo instead of ftouchflo, or ftouchsl,. it have so many option anyway,.
[General Questions and Answers] mlalahoi:
I beleive that if you install TF2D found on the development and hacking forum it will include HTC Touchflo, which works great as far as I am concerned.
[General Questions and Answers] c_shekhar:
htc touchflo is far more superior than ftouchflo or ftouchfloSL. I have tried both on my Polaris. The kinetic scrilling in HTC is very good.
[General Questions and Answers] l3v5y:
You have a HTC Tilt yes? If so, is touch scrolling enabled? (Settings->System->TouchFlo, if that doesn't exist, I suggest you flash a cooked ROM, most of which contain TouchFlo built in).
[General Questions and Answers] c_shekhar:
The only and big advantage ftouchflo/ftouchsl has over HTC touchflo is that it is cofigurable. while using the handwritten notes (I use PhatPad) the touch scrolling can be switched off while using ftouchSL/ftouchflo whereas it remains a pain in thw A@# using it with HTC touchflo.
[General Questions and Answers] Sirgatory:
Thanks everyone. I had a hermes a couple months ago and when i put m2d on it, it didn't include touchflo for the whole system. Apparently it does now? I'll try an m2d rom on my tilt when it comes in a day or two and see what happens.
[Xiaomi Mi 10T / 10T Pro Questions & Answers] Sanjit2611:
Can any one guide which Rom is working with jio 5g
[LG G8X ThinQ Questions & Answers] shiva_uchiha:
Hi Guys !

I really need your help to clarify certain things relating to android audio.

I currently have an LG G8X with in built Quad DAC. I am planning to buy Sony wh-1000xm5.

Can the LG G8X DAC+ Apple Music High res+ Sony wh-1000xm5 (input: AUX) make a good portable music system ?

I am confused because there are lot of uncertainty regarding information relating to this setup.

can this setup actually play Hi-res lossless from Apple Music ?

Some people say it's possible and some say it's not possible. for example take this article from XDA, it says a device with hi-res built in DAC should be able to play in high res music from apple.

contentions are only relating to 2 things.

1. The audio mixer within android automatically scales it to 48khz thus not bit perfect.

In this case I have couple of confusion.

* If android has this limitation why did apple even allow streaming of Hi-res lossless in android (I can literally see the tag while playing music)? why even suggest getting an external DAC as a pop up message(While enabling in the settings) it doesn't make sense the input for dac will be sampled at 48khz and not direct stream from Apple Music. So will an external DAC like this even be able to override the OS mixer ?

* Here in this Android developer documentation, it says after android 10 there is support for 192khz . My phone has android 12, does that mean 48khz throttling doesn't apply to lg g8x?

* What about LDAC will it still work if there is this 48khz limitation in OS mixer ? After all if this issues is there won't the LDAC encoder simply get 48khz stream ?

2. Apple Music doesn't send the data to inbuilt doc.

* Here some say LG already had written drivers that would by default route audio to its inbuilt hi-fi DAC is this true ? can anyone confirm this ?

Also are there any tools to monitor or set sampling bitrate of audio output in android phones ? I can easily do this with my Mac (Audio Midi setup) and windows (Audio setup) ?

Thanks in advance !