Apple Watch ios9 battery drain

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• Watch the battery draining quickly from ios3 in update

  Since the new watch iOS 3 update on my Apple Watch, my battery drains very quickly.  I don't have a lot of notifications, I've changed my face color to be just white, my activity level is the same as what it was before the update (30 minutes of work per day - using my watch).  More tips on preserving my battery?

  I have the same problem. I noticed in the usage statistics, it seems that the watch is not going into standby mode when the screen is off. I don't understand how to solve this problem yet. My guess is that it will be a software update to fix it.

• My Apple Watch battery empties crazy fast after restoring my phone and repair

  I have recently known bad charge my phone. I restored to factory settings and then restore the backup, for both the phone and watch. The phone still does not load right, but this isn't the most pressing issue at the moment. As I fixed my Apple Watch, the battery was draining like crazy, even if I shot on airplane mode, limited notifications and turned down the brightness. In addition, all of my activities and training sessions disappeared. The watch doesn't remember my heart rate among the thousands of miles, I ran, cycled, etc.. Before the repair, I have the brightness all the way up to, have all notifications, disable airplane mode and go on an hour three run without having to load it wake-up until the evening. Now, the battery died before the lunch hour. Advice or tips would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

  Hi John

  Health and historical activity data is stored on your iPhone, not on your watch.

  During erasing and restoring your iPhone, in order to have the historical data (among other sensitive data, such as saved passwords) be kept, to first make a backup of your iPhone, then, after erasing your iPhone to restore from this backup encrypted.

  iCloud backups are encrypted automatically. If you use iTunes, it is necessary to select the option to "Encrypt iPhone backup".

  More information:

  The backup of your iPhone, iPad and iPod touch - Apple Support

• Solution of as influenced by identityservices battery Drain / Messages

  iOS9 battery draining - in regards to the identityservices and Messages - affects IPhone, look at and OS X Devices

  Some people have problems with the battery drain on their iOS devices. We have two sets of iPhone (each a 6s +) / Watch combinations - each running the latest versions - 9.3.1 and 2.2 respectively. On watchmaking and the iPhone battery drain has been noticed about five days after the release of the 9.3.1. I took the devices in the genius bar - they have worked on them for three hours - have many things to watch - restored like new. They also have to reset all the settings on the IPhone - all to nothing does not. Both devices had abnormal battery drain. They agreed to leave the ticket open for problems not solved.

  I found a post that suggested the signing of all services. I tried on the first combination of iPhone and watch. It seemed clear the issue. I tried it a day later on the second phone - battery drain still very badly on the second set - it did not work. Tests showed that the watch itself (corresponding iPhone not tuned on) not not drain - drain you only while the iPhone is in. And the iPhone itself drained.

  Next step: I ran Xcode instruments on iPhone still questions. I ran the monitor of activity several times for different periods. Run the latest showed the system task: identityservices consuming more than 5 HOURS CPU time in a period of 9 hours sleep. Safe to say that the task system was draining the battery. The iOS log lists the iPhone that task in the form of your CPU time excessive - and that the thread, the cause is linked to a message store. I did more research and found that this system task seems to have created problems of battery in another version of the IOS too.

  I also found that the OS X version of this task (identityservicesd) created a countless number of error messages in the console log on two of our OS X devices (iMac and MacBook). He also ran the battery down on the laptop - quickly. Weapons of this information I instrumented again iPhone. I started to stop every iOS device - (two iPhones and two iPads) one by one - when three of these aircraft have been closed the identityservices task fell to minimal use of CPU - is no longer than 50-90-105%. In addition the corresponding task on the OS X iMac and MacBook stopped spitting out error messages.

  I rebooted each iOS a device once they have been fully charged. The task of "runaway" system (identityservices) is back to very low use. On the iPhones battery life now - after being in mode standby for five hours - very low consumption 'use '. Not doing much with phones as five hours. Previously, its use was almost equal to the wait time - it was a low ratio. Now, it's an a very high ratio - about a 1 to 10. For those who like % - after five hours, it is 97%.

  Regard to watches - we turn those and soon back on IPhones and see how they do. I'll post a report on those later in the day.

  UPDATE: watches are now running to the normal battery level.

  Error messages identityservicesd on OS X machines indicated that the error was associated with a particular 'ID of Machine' (not the same as the serial number appearing on). I'll see if I can track this number down to a specific device. I don't know how to find the Machine ID on the devices iOS - or watches also. Perhaps one of the devices was a problem - most likely turn off all devices and caches of posts offset by a reboot.

  I think that some people may have the same problem - but perhaps do not realize it because they are used for a certain battery life level - or maybe they don't have it not as bad. In any case, I don't think that this particular system should continue to work and consume high CPU when there is a problem.

  I hope this note helps people who seem to have battery problems. This isn't for everyone - I consider the following to determine if she could help.

  • Check your iOS log (settings |) Privacy | Diagnostics & use) for an entry that starts with: ExcResource_identityservicesd-2016-MM-DD...
  • If you have one or more of the above - the chances are that this may help you
  • Turning off all IOS devices (and maybe your OS X devices too - not sure if this is necessary) and feed them back on one by one.
  • Simple - for us it was very efficient
  • My concern - this can happen again if the tasks system is not changed.

  My plan is to submit a bug report to Apple to document this behavior as son

  For reference, here is an example of messages that have been continuously (~ 5/s) being produced in the log of OS X console during periods of exhausting high battery.

  APR 17 20:31:20 identityservicesd XXX - MBP [288]: [warning] received the message ID is empty, does not produce B4DAF3C4-515F-477B-943F-6CF3B92643BB com.apple.private.alloy.thumper.keys
  APR 17 20:31:20 identityservicesd XXX - MBP [288]: [warning] No. broadcast you want to order 227 subject com.apple.private.alloy.thumper.keys - delete message with the B4DAF3C4-515F-477B-943F-6CF3B92643BB guid
  APR 17 20:31:41 identityservicesd XXX - MBP [288]: [warning] received the message ID is empty, does not produce 9542E416-5CC5-4377-B3D6-BB1444BD7FBC com.apple.private.alloy.thumper.keys
  APR 17 20:31:41 identityservicesd XXX - MBP [288]: [warning] No. broadcast you want to order 227 subject com.apple.private.alloy.thumper.keys - deleting message with guid 9542E416-5CC5-4377-B3D6-BB1444BD7FBC
  APR 17 20:31:41 identityservicesd XXX - MBP [288]: [warning] received the message ID is empty, does not produce F9CE360D-9705-4DE6-8E5C-EBB930BCD62D com.apple.private.alloy.thumper.keys
  APR 17 20:31:41 identityservicesd XXX - MBP [288]: [warning] No. broadcast you want to order 227 subject com.apple.private.alloy.thumper.keys - delete message with the F9CE360D-9705-4DE6-8E5C-EBB930BCD62D guid

  I have this same problem on my iPhone running iOS 9.3.1 6. I have not noticed any additional drain on my Apple Watch if. My iPhone battery life was fine before today where he went from 100% to 0% after having not used 8 1/2 hours. The only thing I did differently from any other day, it's Add airtime to my phone (I use Tracfone prepaid service). But this type of battery drain is not never happened before.

  It doesn't look like my iPad 2 Air, MBPr 2014, and iMac 2013 (all updates running) seem to have no effect on my iPhone (and vice versa). My Apple Watch seems to have an effect minor on it, where the identityservices process will draw upward when the watch is connected at the start and then things will calm down back with occasional changes, but nothing drastic or "abnormal" (compared to the iPad).

  One thing I noticed is that my old Apple devices (a 2009 iMac and a MacBook Pro 2008) send the process identityservices on my iPhone skyrocket as soon as they are turned on and connected to the wifi, and then once they are off the process comes back down. And with the iPhone locked, connected to Wifi with Bluetooth, when you are connected to the activity of Instruments monitor. Turn my iPhone market again (several times) has not changed anything. Even after the phone is dead earlier battery drain is always the same.

  Thanks for all your advice! I'll try and see if I can get it working again "normal."

  I'll also try to restore my iPhone and set up as nine (do not restore backup) since I restored recently to go to a backup and thought he could have problems with the backup that I restored from the phone display incorrect numbers for the size of the backups and what was actually be saved. I will update this post to see if things change after restoring my iPhone.

• The battery power drains horribly after update os3 on Apple Watch

  Last night I updated my Apple Watch to OS 3. This morning, I saw battery drawing horribly. Within 3 hrs it drained 90%.

  This happened to me, too, the first day after the update. I restarted the watch, he loaded all night, and he's back for normal use.

• Apple Watch drains the iPhone battery

  Why Apple Watch drains battery iPhone 6 so fast?

  If you have not already done so, it can help to upgrade your iPhone and Apple Watch to the latest version of the software:

  - Update the iOS on your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch - Apple Support software

  - Update the software on your Apple Watch - Apple Support

  Otherwise, the following steps have contributed to the problems of the battery life for some users:

  • Restart your iPhone and your watch. Close the two devices together, and then restart your iPhone first.
    • To turn off your watch: press and hold the button side until you see the cursor off the power; slide it to turn off;
    • To turn it on: press and hold the side button until you see the Apple logo.
  • Disable the twinning and re - pair your watch:
    • The app shows on your iPhone shows backups automatically, including a new when the disparity with the app choose this option to restore the backup when offered the option during the eve. Most of the data and settings will be restored, with a few exceptions (for example cards Pay Apple, access code).
    • Cancel the twinning of your iPhone - Apple and Apple Watch Support
    • Set up your Apple Watch - Apple Support

  For optimal performance of your watch, keep the Wi - Fi or Bluetooth enabled at all times on your iPhone.

• Apple Watch series 1 (38mm) - battery drain in airplane mode

  Hello

  I've had my Apple Watch series 1 (38mm), on Friday. So far, I really like and love what I can do with it. Never thought I would do so many things with it :-)

  However, I've lived a strange behavior... To save battery, I turned today into airplane Mode while I was at work. It was just in my coat in my locker. So I use it and it has not moved for 9 hours... I left in there with battery to 90%... when I'm out, he just got 50% left... This is way too much.

  Background refresh is disabled, I just installed 2 apps... also I just the icon weather stock on my dial of the watch. Not much in the dock or the other.

  Maybe it's a bug of software? Or is my watch may be defective?

  Restarted and will need to examine more closely, when its load to 100%.

  Anything else I can do for now?

  Hello

  It can help to restart your iPhone and your watch, close open applications on your iPhone first:

  • On your iPhone, click twice on the Home button, and then drag upward on each Preview app to close.
  • Close the two devices together, and then restart your iPhone first.
    • Restart your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch - Apple Support
    • Restart your Apple Watch - Apple Support

• Apple Watch battery drain

  I just did the update of the OS last night.  Rebooted the phone twice.  I checked the dough while you are driving in the work.  I do not use the watch for the post or courier.

  In an hour of wear only, the battery was down 20%.  Any ideas?

  Hello

  If you just updated your iPhone, it can also help to upgrade your iPhone Apple Watch:

  - Update the software on your Apple Watch - Apple Support

• Apple ios 10.0.2 update battery draining fast.

  battery drain fast on new update ios 10.0.2 - does anyone know how to fix this?

  IF you go to Preferences-> privacy-> Location Services-> System Services, you will see a guilty (if you have the status bar enabled). Calibration compass and alert Google Latitude based constantly turn on and off. This

  is a brand new iPhone 7 I have autonomy on 10.0.1 - I usually gained by during 48 hours between charges with moderate use (a few hrs site web surfing and using 3rd party email). Even with workarounds above watching my battery meter down 3 percent as I type this. I did an ipdate OTA. I will be heading home downgrade ipsw. I just lost confidence in apples QA software. Personal Apple who may read this, if you're going to harass us with daily updates OTA can you please make the tests more extensive before pushing minor point releases? This really put a huge hole in my independence and trust in the quality of the Apple. I can understand the complexity of the myriad of settings ios and the 3rd party software interactions, but perhaps more test time is required between releases one-time dowry...

• Apple Watch series 2 battery level stuck at 100%

  My new Apple Watch series 2 battery level indicator is stuck at 100%, regardless of the current battery level. I tried to restart the watch and it did not help. Anyone else know this and know a fix?

  Hello

  As you've already restarted your watch, it can help to disable the pairing and re-pair the headset:

  • The app shows on your iPhone takes a backup of your watch automatically when the disparity with the app choose to restore from backup during the whole upward. Most of the data and settings will be restored, with a few exceptions (for example cards Pay Apple, access code).
  • Cancel the twinning of your iPhone - Apple and Apple Watch Support
  • Set up your Apple Watch - Apple Support

• Apple Watch before replacement battery life

  can someone tell me how long a Apple Watch battery should last before replacement?

  Hello

  The battery in Apple Watch is designed to retain up to 80% of its capacity of origin to 1,000 full charge cycles.

• Apple Watch series 2 comes with the same battery life?

  ddoes Apple Watch series 2 come with the same autonomy and 18 hours without sleep tracker device?

  Hello

  Yes - Apple Watch series 2 offers up to 18 hours of battery life.

  Follow-up sleep was not announced as a new built-in feature.

• Apple Watch battery

  Is there a problem if I load my Apple Watch when you're 63%? Does this affect my battery?

  Hello

  The watch uses lithium-ion batteries, which can be charged whenever you want.

  The battery won't suffer regular refills made wrong, regardless of the level of load when the load begins.

  There is no need to let the battery discharge completely before recharging, or benefit to win to do so.

  More information:

  https://www.Apple.com/batteries/why-lithium-ion/

• Apple Watch battery problems

  I received my Apple Watch, 38 mm, Sport edition yesterday and have been loving him. However, I am having a few problems with the battery. Eventually, I expect too much, but the battery seems to pass quite quickly. Last night, while trying to use a sleep monitoring app, my watch died 6 hours only, when there was a load of 95%. Today, I did a test and canceled my watch 20 minutes. I didn't turn it on, or even move. Less than 20 minutes, he had already lost 4%. This is how the battery is usually? Or I'm dealing with a real problem? In addition, all the patches? Currently I am restarting my phone and my watch. I wouldn't send it and wait anxiously for another week. Thank you!

  Hello

  Battery life varies depending on use and other factors.

  According to your daily use, it may be normal for your watch to require nightly charge.

  During tests, for example, Apple has reached 18 hours of battery life with the next use: 90 time checks, 90 notifications, 45 minutes of usage of the app and a workout of 30 minutes with Apple Watch Bluetooth music playback. Other examples of the life of the battery when using different are available here:

  http://www.Apple.com/watch/battery.html

  If your watch is shorter battery life than would suggest examples of Apple that you should expect, try the following steps, which have helped to solve the problems of the battery life for some users:

  • Try to restart your iPhone and watch. Close the two devices together, and then restart your iPhone first:
    • Restart your Apple Watch - Apple Support
  • If this does not help, try next disconnect and rematching of your watch:
    • The app shows on your iPhone of takes a backup of your watch automatically when the unpairing via the application. The installation again, choose restore backup. Most of the data and settings will be restored, with a few exceptions (for example cards Pay Apple, access code).
    • Cancel the twinning of your iPhone - Apple and Apple Watch Support
    • Set up your Apple Watch - Apple Support

  For optimal performance of your watch (including more efficient communication in energy between your devices), keep the Wi - Fi or Bluetooth enabled at all times on your iPhone.

• Apple Watch - battery life

  Hey guys,.

  Just a question for answers here, so here:

  Apple Watch shorten the battery life of the iPhone?

  Thanks for your help!

  Hello. This article should help you increase your battery http://www.apple.com/batteries/maximizing-performance/#ios