Standby mode battery discharge rate

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  I improved my 5s IOS10 3 days and battery discharge excelerated standby, as well as when you use. I turned off notifications, as, other non when not in service. Which could operate in the background?

  Hi mweedn!

  I understand that you see a reduction in the battery of your iPhone 5s after updating to iOS 10. It is important to be able to make full use of your iPhone! There are a few resources that can help.

  Before the resolution of the problem, were you able to view information using your battery on your iPhone? Here's how to check the amount of battery used by each application:

  On the use of the battery on your iPhone, iPad and iPod touch

  When you answer, remember to let us know if you see all the apps with an abnormal amount of battery. See you soon!

• Satellite L500 19 X battery discharge when not in service

  My new and practically unsused portable is its battery at the rate of 10% in 48 hours when it is turned off and not in hibernation mode. To remove the battery is losing 2% within 48 hours.

  I fully charged the battery to 100% and closed while still in charge.

  There is no doubt in my mind that the battery is discharging when mounted and only lose a small amount of charge when removed from the laptop.

  All users have the same problem. The result is that, in a week, the battery will discharge some 35%, what I find unacceptable.

  Hello

  I think that's not bad boyfriend
  The battery will always be s discharge a little even if the laptop is not running.

  Take a look in the user manual.
  I did and found this:

  When you turn off your computer with fully charged batteries, the batteries keep following approximate data periods;

  Battery pack 12; 2 days ("sleep mode"); 20 days (shutdown mode)
  Battery pack 6. 1 day ("sleep mode"); 10 days (off mode)
  Battery pack 3. 0.5 days ("sleep mode"); 5 days (off mode)

  Always check the software suite / settings of the bios in order to decrease the discharge of the battery:
  -sleep / recovery mode hibernation etc. will reduce the time that the battery is drained considerably
  -always check the weather Wake-On-Lan or Wake on HDMI is enabled
  -always check the weather USB sleep & charge is activated

• NB100 - multi-core of BIOS settings & battery discharge while off

  Hello, I bought the N100-R there are several monts. The unit is very reliable, but when taking take a closer look at the settings of the bios a few days ago I noticed that the multi-core enabled, while the processor is a single-core. After turning off I found that the drive produces some frequent hickups so intense, that the cursor starts jumping.
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  The logs say nothing about the problem of hard drive, so I made a recovery today including about 168 updates in a row (as a nice side effect the update manager seem to be able to find the files of package again, which was not the case for two weeks or more).
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  Some entries to mention this issue recommending upgrades the core among others), and I wonder if Toshiba is about to face in the near future.
  Here, even once, I played with the settings of the bios and disabled option wake-up-on-lan, such as recommended, however nothing has changed.
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  Although single-core CPU, I thought they were hyperthreading (with what looks like two hearts to the BONE). In this case I guess that this setting disables hyperthreading?

  168 updates? What is the first set of updates never applied? Sounds like a lot!

• L50 - A - 160:USB of power in standby mode satellite is disabled but it STILL works

  Hi all!

  It's my L50-A-160.

  USB power standby is disabled in the BIOS but it always on!
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  As I can not turn off wakes on keyboard events. BIOS 1.30.

  Thanks for the advice in advance.

  Hello

  You are talking about sleep function & expenses supported by some USB ports?

  Be aware that not all media ports USB Sleep & Charge and only marked with a small sign flash USB ports would give such function.
  As far as I know on Satellite L50-A-160 only USB 3.0 (on the right side) would support this sleep & Charge USB.

  The charge & sleep can be enabled and disabled in windows.
  Go to desktop-> Office Assistance (in the task bar)-> utility tools & -> Control Panel

  There you should find the different tabs and one of the tabs should have sleep & fresh / tab sleep & music which allows you to set advanced features for the mod, Hibernate standby mode and stop mode.
  Simply move the slider to activate or deactivate the function sleep & Charge.

  But the sleep & fees may not work with certain external devices even if they are compatible with the USB specification. In this case, turn off the power of the computer on the charging device.

  You should also be known that when sleep & cool man of wake-up function is activated USB does not work for the compatible ports.

  In addition, there is an option called function in battery Mode. This option can be used to toggle the sleep & Charge in battery mode. It also displays the remaining capacity of the battery.
  Simply move the cursor to enable or disable this feature.

  By the way: read the user 95 manual page. It would be useful for you.

• It is best to turn off or leave my iPad in standby mode

  It is better to turn off or leave my iPad in standby mode?

  I let my off overnight, but connected to a power source to keep the battery charged.

  Alternatively, you can stay in mode 'sleep' but just keep an eye on the battery.

  If you don't see the percentage of battery on the screen, tap settings > battery then switch battery percentage ON.

• X120e bad DIMM location. System does not return from standby mode

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  I just put the unit to 4 GB of ram (2 x 2) of 2 GB (1 x 2). Whenever the upper DIMM Slot is used, the system will not leave standby mode and all power, including the battery must be removed from the system so that it works normally again.

  Of interest, all the ram tested with Memtest86 +.

  If it's important the system has the e350 CPU and a 320 GB HARD drive.

  Let me know if you have any input.

  Thank you!

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• Standby mode?

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• BlackBerry Smartphones can access in standby mode

  I just bought a Curve 8330 last week. Like it, but the mute has stopped putting the unit in standby mode. It seems doing nothing now. I have perhaps inadvertently pushed the toggle button up as the mute. Don't know why it would turn off. Has anyone else had problems with this? Any suggestions?

  You can try to reset the unit? With the device on, just remove the battery for 30 seconds and replace it. After restarting the device, try using the sleep button

• HP Pavilion dv6 - 2151cl goes into Hibernation Mode after several hours in Standby Mode

  Hello

  Generally, I leave my laptop plugged in and Standby Mode when I don't use it.  I noticed, after several hours (12?), that the power led has stopped flashing.  When I press the power button, it starts as if awakening from Hibernation Mode.  I am using the recommended HP Power Plan but can't find any option to explain what is happening.  Is there a way to avoid change of Mode of Hibernation of Standby Mode?

  TIA

  Hey noahrhys,

  Don't worry - this is normal default behaivor to save energy. It is fully configurable! You can adjust it never Hibernate mode or hibernate after a longer time - whoever you want - all while keeping the mode 'sleep'.

  Here is how to adjust this setting (assuming you are running Windows Vista or 7):

  1. Near the clock on the bottom right, right click on the battery icon.
  2. Click on "Power Options" and a new window will open.
  3. Next to the selected power management, click on "change plan settings".
  4. In this new screen, click "change power avancΘs."
  5. Look around until you find the category of 'Sleep' and expand by clicking on the + next to him.
  6. Find the "Hibernate after" category and expand it by clicking on the + sign next to it.
  7. Adapt these 2 values (on battery and sector) to one that you would like (type in the minutes). You can also type zero (0) to disable Hibernate completely.

• BlackBerry smartphones, what exactly is Standby mode?

  In a quest to figure out how to activate the stop screen when I want to, I found the sleep mode, what exactly does.  All the manual says about it is to press mute to switch to standby mode, but does not say anything on this subject.  "Sleep mode", what exactly?  He always give me alerts calendar and phone calls and other alerts, or is he basically disabled?

  Jesse

  The standby mode is just a low power state to conserve battery power. He closed the backlight and screen and does not meet the presses until do you wake. Your notifications, phone calls, etc. are not affected by it.

  The case serves the same purpose: it has a magnet that is detected by the phone to put it to sleep. If you go to the notification / ringtone profile settings, you will notice 2 different setting: off the case and in the case.

• Windows 8 and/or Surface Pro supports "connected standby mode?

  Hello

  I just read that ' a Windows 8.1 feature called connected standby mode, which allows computers to be put into mode 'sleep' and wake up instantly, is available today than in the 32-bit version "is the reason why" first Trail Bay tablets will use only the 32-bit version of Windows 8.1 ".»

  But if this is true, don't would then not it means that the Surface Pro running Windows 8 Pro 64 bit is therefore unable to use "connected pending"?

  I didn't notice the Surface Pro or the W700 Acer having problems coming out pending, then perhaps 'connected standby mode' is another type of sleep?  Can someone explain to me.  The "instant on" feature (the case of illusion, or for real) is what tablet users and so Windows 8.

  Our company has been delaying the replacement of our laptops Windows XP until the release of 2.4 GHz, 64 bit, 8 GB RAM, SSD 256/512, 4 G/LTE Mobile Broadband Bay Trail devices come to market.  As a benchmark, we are looking for a device (/ Ultrabook/Tablet laptop computer) that would be able to effectively deliver business applications, for example Adobe Photoshop, MS Powerpoint.  2 to 4 GB of RAM will not be enough.

  It will be Haswell devices without a fan, we have to buy these, even if they are much heavier and have reduced the battery life because it seems that it would not be until 2015 that see us peripheral Bay Trail capable business, see the articles below.

  http://www.TomsHardware.com/news/Atom-Bay-Trail-Valleyview, 19244.html
  Mobile Atom SoC stay 32-bit at least until 2015
  Somewhat surprising is the notion that Intel will keep its Silvermont Atom processor as a 32-bit platform until at least 2014. Customers who need the ability of 64-bit Atom will have to the Centerton Atom-S the microserver-based processor. It is not known if the successor of Silvermont, the 14 nm Airmont, will move to 64-bit

  https://www.NetworkWorld.com/news/2013/091213-Windows-81-tablets-with-64-bit-273770.html

  Buyers looking for a tablet with the new Bay Trail Atom from Intel chip and a 64-bit version of Windows 8.1 will have to wait until early next year.

  Intel executives said Wednesday the first Trail Bay tablets will use only the 32-bit version of Windows 8.1, despite the support of 64-bit on the chip.

  Tablets with OS 32 bit have a limit of 4 GB of DRAM memory, while 64-bit can actually support 512 GB. Most of the first tablets Trail Bay with Windows 8.1 will not more than 4 GB of memory, said Steve Smith, Vice President and Director of development for the tablet at Intel.

  "We have the capacity, now it's a matter of when a system of consumption needs, it's probably somewhere in the future, I would say that a few generations away ', said Smith.

  The reason is the limitation in the software of Microsoft, said Nathan Brookwood, principal analyst at Insight 64. A feature of Windows 8.1 and wake up instantly, called Eve connected, which allows computers to be put into mode 'sleep' is available now than in the 32-bit version.

  Microsoft adds functionality to the 8.1 Windows 64-bit, and it will be available in early 2014.

  Intel also does not feel 64-bit is required on consumer shelves, even if he knows what IT managers want 64-bit compatibility on all PCs and mobile devices in the enterprise.

  Intel is developing a smart Tablet Trail separate Bay scheduled for 64 bit versions of Windows 8.1, and the processor will be available in the first quarter of next year, said Chris Walker, Director general of tablets at Intel Mobile Communications Group.

  2 Surface Pro supports NOT connected to sleep, even if it uses the "Haswell" chip, which supports this mode.

  There is a world of difference between standby connected and traditional modes of 'Sleep' and 'put to sleep '. Basically, connected to standby mode, the system really is, but requests are suspended for most. See here for a Microsoft document that gives an introduction connected mode standby.

  I don't know why the 2 Surface Pro does not deliver sleep connected; I've seen several data, possible reasons for why this might be true:

  • The 64-bit Windows 8/8.1 version does not support it.
  • It is necessary that the material to be a fanless design (Surface Pro 2A fans).
  • It is necessary for the design to have TPM (Trusted Platform Module) version 2.0 (Surface Pro 2A version 1.2)

  Whatever the reason (and it can be one or more of the above), it is disappointing that a product of the so-called phare does not support the feature.

• Portege M700 new genuine battery discharge in about 1.5 hours

  Releases of my old original battery in 30 minutes and I bought a new original of the authorized dealer of Toshiba in Croatia.

  After several days of loading and unloading, the new genuine Toshiba battery discharging 1.5 hours of normal use without turning the voltage of external devices or optical drive.

  Specification of Toshiba Portege model indicates that the battery should last about 4 hours.
  How can I get the battery replaced when the local dealer said that it cannot guarantee autonomy and the new battery came directly from the authorized distributor of parts Toshiba in Europe?

  > After several days of loading and unloading, the new genuine Toshiba battery discharge 1.5 hours of normal use without turning the voltage of external devices or optical drive.

  The battery needs to be calibrated correctly. This means that you must load and unload the battery until it s completely empty. This should be repeated several times

  In addition, the working hours of battery depends on use notebook use laptop with brightness max or running applications that require performance CPU, GPU and HARD full disc would decrease battery working time.

• Battery discharging when NB520 - 10H is off

  Looking for help with the battery problem.

  When fully charged and then disconnected from the mains, the battery has the good life, a period of about 7-8 hours.
  However, if the netbook is so off and remains with the battery overnight, it is quite dead in the morning, even if it was fully charged when it is off.

  It is as if something is draining the power even when the computer is completely shut down.
  It's really annoying and means I have to take the battery whenever that becomes cumbersome when transporting.
  Only to have the net book weeks and apart from that, it's great.

  Can anyone help with perhaps a setting that may be wrong or something?

  Hello

  It s nothing unusual battery discharging if the laptop is OFF but its strange that the battery loses power in this little time.

  In the BIOS Wake up on LAN option may affect the battery but the battery loose usually only 5-10% of the power.
  However, go to the BIOS and disable this option.
  Save the BIOS and check if that helps.

• Portege R200 - battery discharging when it is off

  Hi bought a Toshiba R200 in Australia about 2-3 months with the standard battery and long battery life. My problem is that even when I turn the machine off of the battery discharges (i.e. it is not hibernating or it is suspended). For example, I left the computer off for 4 days and he did not. When I came back and used the main battery was down to 60%, and the extended battery also fell to about 60% (both were full when I left). It loses about 10% per day. I have never experienced this before in the 5 notebooks dell/toshiba, that I had before.

  It may not be my use of the batteries because I rarely use the machine away from its AC adapter. Most batteries have maybe 10 complete charge/discharge cycles since I got it. Also, if I'm not running on battery I get about 7-8 hours of battery life with the main battery and extended (which is normal) so it doesn't seem like "memory effect" of the battery.

  I am trying to disconnect the batteries from the computer for a few days check if it is the battery or the computer, however I just wanted to know if anyone has ideas or experiences with this problem?

  Thanks in advance.

  Hello

  Believe me it's normal. In my laptop the same thing happened. During the night, there is deficit of 3 5% of the battery capacity. Don t you worry about it. Only what you can do is to do something to maximize the battery life.

  For the Nickel metal hydride batteries (NiMH) battery will be better hold a charge if allowed to meet at least once a week. The chemical reactions that correspond to load and unload a rechargeable battery in case to get the maximum number of cycles of charge/discharge of the battery.

  It is not necessary to remove the battery from the computer during the week when it is on current alternative.

  Google all over the place. You can find lots of useful information on the laptop battery.

  On this forum, you can find similar discussions, and many users have reported on this known issue. I just hope you have charged the battery on track as described in s operating manuals.

  Good bye