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1. Qualcomm battery guru not compatible galaxy s7 how to#
2. Qualcomm battery guru not compatible galaxy s7 install#
3. Qualcomm battery guru not compatible galaxy s7 android#
4. Qualcomm battery guru not compatible galaxy s7 Bluetooth#

Qualcomm battery guru not compatible galaxy s7 Bluetooth#

Normal users wouldn't think it, but preinstalled apps like Samsung Gallery, phone, messages, contacts, calendar, amazon, and even system apps like bluetooth test, bluetooth MIDI Service, briefing, and of course Verizon bloat like Verizon Cloud, Verizon Messages, Verizon whatever. So before installing adhell again just try disabling stuff through the application manager first. It's under settings/lockscreen and security if you're using unified settings.

Qualcomm battery guru not compatible galaxy s7 install#

If this freaks you out just reinstate the setting after you install adhell. In order to install adhell you need to allow untrusted sources in the settings which just means you can now install apps not in the playstore. If you are a newb, try it first without a package disabler so it's less complicated. Of course you can try to do this through the application manager but some stuff can't be disabled like this so I suggest you download an app called adhell which has a free built in package disabler. Just google shit like "s7 safe to disable" or s7 debloat list" or galaxy s7 touchwiz disable" or disable galaxy bloat" etc etc just use your google fu to find as many lists as you want. If you have any trouble with this you can google what is safe to disable. Don't worry this won't mess up your phone. If something is running that you shouldn't disable, just tap on it and force stop it. Always on Display, Unified Settings, and um.one other app I can't remember is fine as well.

Qualcomm battery guru not compatible galaxy s7 android#

The only system critical running services you need running are google services, qualcomm.embms, keyboard app, android services library, settings, launcher app and that's it. You are going to have to temporarily disable every running service that isn't system critical. Now this is going to seem complicated but I promise you it is not. You could try a bunch of different things, but there's one sure fire way to find any battery drain. Usually leaving apps in a frozen state isn't an issue, but just to be safe force exit out of all apps by tapping the bottom left double square/recents button and closing out of all those apps, then open running services.

It's the same principal where computers have so many unique issues.Īlso before you do this please exit out of all apps. Your battery can drain like crazy as a result of pre-installed apps/bloat or for some people it won't drain at all. Whether you want to blame Samsung or Android for whatever reason experiences vary from person to person. Of course a running service could be draining your battery through wifi, gps, location, etc.

Here you will see whatever is draining your battery. Then 5-7 lines down is running services, tap that. To check out your running services, first you need to activate developer options by going to settings/phone/build number and tapping it 10x fast.

Ok so 99 percent of all battery issues on Android come from background running apps draining battery through a running service.

Qualcomm battery guru not compatible galaxy s7 how to#

I mean at some point if you have battery issues you are going to have to do a little bit of reading to educate yourself on how to deal with this and deal with it in the future.without further blahblah Not trying to be an arrogant dick, just don't want to type this up for nothing and have you say "that's too complicated" or "too much work". You couldn't find a post with your issue.your phone draining fast.are you serious lady?Īnywho I'll help you cause I'm bored and let me preface this by saying I'm the battery guru around here even though I hardly post anymore so pay attention if you want to fix your issues.