[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] MichelDiamond:
I quoted the posts from you to have a little summary. Also here as summary: You've got battery drain over night with 20% and more.

Now - as we talked internally with Beta group and you tried it with flightmode and your drain was now 4% over night - this can be also confirmed by the Loggings:

At first: CHTS has nothing to do with the drain. The Loggs shows, that CHTS is acting like intended over the whole time and it is only running, if it's needed.

But your Logg from CHT (chtstateLOG) shows some interesting things, and so I can explain you some things:

It is to see, that your device wakes up at night not only for making a Backup, it's also doing some connects and disconnects to internet (Mail?)

If Backup is running, it needs very much battery - you loose 5% within 10 minutes. But that's not directly the Backup - it's much more, that your device wakes up and always tries to connect to internet. As well as it seems, that it's switching between 2G and 3G very often - so you seem to be on the border of reception. In this case your device increases the power for a better reception... not good at Night...

Also it seems, that your suspend settings are not very good, as well as the backlight.

And this explains also, why Loco was also increasing the already drain: If your device switches between 2G and 3G, the cell towers also change, because this is a reconnect to another tower. And so Loco has to look for the new Location. But this is very easy to solute: Loco has a switch, where it is inactive while GoodNite - just look into the settings.

So as summary, what can be helpful for you:

Generally:

- change Suspend settings - especially for GoodNite but also for the run the whole time. You find this options in "Backlight and power"

- Also reduce Backlight to 10% while Night. Then the Backlight, which seems to be switched on by Backup, doesn't eat up your battery so much

- Disable "Permanent Data Connections" while GoodNite. This is the only thing, where CHTS has to react.

- Look for this processes: cdzservices.exe" and "PostBootPopup.exe" - they are running the whole night. A Popup...

- Behind MTPLoader are also some things of today, which can drain. Like I said: your former 10% were already too much.

- set Loco in settings of Loco to "don't switch while GoodNite"

And then choose ONE of the TWO following hints - DON'T MIX IT!!!:

ONE:

- Save Battery while switch your device into "Network off" in initially data settings, but then you can't do a phone call (it's almost the same as flightmode, but needs no PIN for reactivation)

or

TWO:

- if you need phone over night, then set you can activate "Permanent data settings" - but ONLY for "GPRS enabled(No Data)" setting to OFF.

So your device can't connect to GPRS at night.

- perhaps you can think about doing that also while @home, if the reception is generally between E and H and you see a general battery drain while at home. If you don't need GPRS at home, because you anyway use WiFi, if you surf there, then this could be a good saver.

As a little addition: It doesn't makes me wonder, that you also had problems with WMLongLife - like chainfire said: Sometimes it saves battery, sometimes not. And for this automatic toggling e.g. at home, it would be good, if you run your device in 2G mode. So that it simply doesn't try to go to 3G. If you'd have WMLongLife and switch service in CHTS off, but set in initially data settings of CHTS, that 2G-mode only is active, you could also have a benefit - but that's only an additional speculation by me.

So like already said: 2.20 is working fine - also for you and the drain was caused by other things and was only more visible because of Loco perhaps. But CHTS can help you, to save more battery, I think. And Loco has its settings, that this doesn't interfere anymore - but the drain is due to other processes of other Apps (that also meant saugbaer with his remark: You have much system processes / Apps), not optimized suspend settings, a changing reception and some internet accesses while night.

But the fine thing: The most of this you can control with a CHTS-profile while Night :)

Regards

Micha