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• Have several active applications drain battery faster than to have just an active app?

  Have active several apps at the same time drain battery faster than to have just an active app at the same time?

  On an iDevice you have only one active application at any time in time. Applications is displayed when you click the home button twice are not active until you click on them.

  See you soon,.

  GB

• 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.

• Watch the battery dies quickly

  My watch is now about a year. It can hold a charge for a day and a half. Now its down to 13% after 9 hours. Is there something running which is the cause? I do not remember more than accessing them before or to use it for something other than checking the time and the occasional text message.

  Hello

  Battery life varies depending on use and other factors.

  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.

  As your watch is known today of battery significantly shorter than before, no significant changes in usage or obvious cause, try the following steps, which have helped to solve the problems of the battery life for some users:

  • If you have not already done so, update your iPhone and Apple Watch to the latest version of the software, from your iPhone:
    • Update the software on your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch - Apple Support iOS
    • Update the software on your Apple Watch - Apple Support
  • Close all open applications on your iPhone to them and then restart your iPhone and your watch:
    • On your iPhone: double-click 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
  • Disable the twinning and re - pair 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
  • Verify that you do not practice race or paused in the integrated training application.
  • If you already have (not necessarily only recently) already used any third party fitness, followed applications such as Strava to Records workouts on your watch, check on your watch to see if there is currently activity paused in the any of these applications. If there is, put an end to this activity of this application on your watch (not on your iPhone).
    • If in doubt, it can help to remove this any application of third party fitness of your watch.
  • Under earlier versions of the software, some users have reported problems with battery life in the framework using profiles and/or Exchange calendars. If you use an Exchange calendar, can help to one or more of the following:
    • Check your Exchange calendar for all items before today.
    • Delete / delete all old messages related to the prompt calendar Inbox (accept and refuse notifications).
    • Create a rule in your email account Outlook moves future all accept and reject responses as they are received, in a separate e-mail folder that will not sync with your iPhone and Apple Watch.
    • Consult your Exchange calendar to find errors.
  • Finally, it can help to remove all third-party applications on your watch and then monitor the performance of the battery after you have added back, one at a time. It is the same regarding complications of watch face.

  After trying the above steps, if your watch continues discover much shorter battery life than suggest examples of Apple you should expect, contact Apple support (mail service may be available) or make a Genius Bar reservation in order to have your watch checked, if recommended by Apple (warranty, if it qualifies):

  • Contact - Support official Apple
  • https://Twitter.com/applesupport
  • http://www.Apple.com/retail/Geniusbar/

  More information:

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

• iPhone 6 stops with remaining capacity, battery quickly drains

  I have an iPhone 6 running iOS 9.2.1 (he was running 9.2 and upgraded again to see if he'll fix it - I am registered for iOS beta test). I can load it at 100%, but the battery quickly led, often going from 100% to 80% more than 20 minutes of use with the brightness set to 50%. The remaining battery life fall randomly 65% to 40% (for example) or will simply die. He will often fall to 1% and after plugging back, immediately shows that there is 60% (or any random number) left. I made a backup, wipe the device and restored with the same results. Is it year iOS issue, corruption of the app, battery twisted?

  Any suggestions are appreciated.

  On the despair (impossible to find all the answers in this forum and others) and not wanting to drop hundreds on a new phone or have my battery replaced only to find out later that my iOS or some app is corrupting my iPhone, I saved my photos and did a hard reset on my device. I installed a few applications, one of those who are Netflix, so I could test the longevity of the battery without having to interact actively with it.

  The verdict? I watched 2 hours of Netflix on wi - fi with the brightness to 75%, sometimes checked my phone (while ensuring close any app I used), and I was able to get a good 6 and a half (almost 7) hours out of it. This is a HUGE improvement over what I was experiencing, but I can tell the last 30% of my battery drained rather quickly and show bizarre behavior, from 31% to 29% and then after a few minutes of use to 2%, which continued with the flashlight on and shopping on Amazon for a good 10 minutes until it dies completely. Once I plugged it in, he came to 8% immediately and is now sitting on the charger for the price of one night.

  Don't know if this helps or confuses the * out of anybody... but I'll take the improvement so far. I hope that maybe he can get this information to the right person and maybe they can offer additional advice. It's certainly a pain the * to wipe a phone from scratch... but it was that or get a new phone. I hope that someone out there has a solution or has more information to add. Ask me any questions you need. I'll try my best to answer. BTW... This was not mentioned in the post above, but I test several Chargers and cables (not that I think this is important because the battery drain is erratic and not the perception of speed).

• Since iOS recent upgrade to my 5s my battery drains too quickly.  How to fix this problem?

  I recently downloaded version 10.0.2 Apple software update on my 5 and the battery drains too quickly.  It never happened until this update.  How to fix this problem?

  Hello kellyfromrexford,

  I understand that you are having a singing of fast draining of the battery you upgraded to iOS 10 on your iPhone 5s.  To determine what application or process affect the life of your battery, take a look at the information in these resources:

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

  Maximize the life of the battery and battery life

  Take care.

• my battery drains very quickly even when not in service, what should I do to fix that?

  my battery drains very quickly even when not in service, what should I do to fix that?

  Hello rabeeha hafeez robi.

  Thank you for using communities of Apple Support. It is my understanding that your iPhone battery has been draining more than expected. I use my iPhone all day, so I know how important the battery life can be. Surely, I understand your concern, as much as it seems as if the phone is not in use.

  First, I recommend that you check your settings to see what is using your battery life. You can do this by going to settings > battery. In some cases substantive activity of the app may affect the battery life. This means that the battery is used by an application while it is in the background. The link below provides additional information and advice to help maximise your battery performance.
  Batteries - maximize Performance

  See you soon.

• BlackBerry smartphones, I got new BB but its battery drains very quickly, why?

  I have two question for my next Blackberry:

  1. I got new Backberry bold 9700 8 months, but I have been using what it since the last 25 days only open, but its battery drains very quickly even if I use it to 10 candy Mint in just one day, but the battery was evacuated quickly and finished some 24 hrs. I have

  2. What is the new BB battery if it is used for the currencies of 10 to 15 per day? There are daily load?

  3. How can I check my BB speaking time?

  4. where can I get the Moose new battery BB?

  Imtiazshah wrote:

  1. I got new Backberry bold 9700 8 months, but I have been use for the last 25 days only open but its battery drains very quickly although I use it for 10 candy Mint in just one day, but the battery was evacuated of very fast and some ended up 24 hrs.

  24 hours use on charge a battery is not bad. You have probably another unnecessary application running in the background, you are moving in and out of the area of WiFi access and the same area of the network, depending on your location, which drains your battery more quickly.

  Imtiazshah wrote:

  2. What is the new BB battery if it is used for the currencies of 10 to 15 per day? There are daily load?

  While you use only 10 to 25 minutes, the device is on and running, regardless.

  It is recommended that you NOT drain the battery in 5-10%, but top it off when you get a chance during the day.

  Imtiazshah wrote:

  3. How can I check my BB speaking time?

  Talk time of each call, this month? Total for the history of the device BlackBerry itself?

  Imtiazshah wrote:

  4. where can I get the Moose new battery BB?

  Try Amazon.com best prices

• Update iOS 9.2.1 drains battery of 6, with

  Want to know how quickly Apple will release a fix for the problem of drainage of battery with the ios 9.2.1 update. Since the update my phone today, my battery drains very quickly. I can't sit and watch my percentage decline. Normally, I can spend 2 days on a full charge.

  It is not something about the iOS 9.2.1 update that is causing the drain, and I don't expect Apple to come out with a fix. The problem is with your device. Go to settings > farm > check what uses the highest percentage of your battery. From there, you can solve the problem. Generally, on phones then updates will happen, and you can see hundreds of posts across all iOS updates by saying that the update has caused, when it is not. The user troubleshooting steps include a reboot, restore, restore from backup, restore to factory. Most of the time, it is a process that got stuck to the attempt to run. It may be a push, Exchange e-mail account or another process. This must be released, and most of the time, once you learn that uses most battery on the device, you can move from there. Go through the troubleshooting steps and test after each of them. I have an iPhone 5 s, a 6, a 6, a 6s more and 3 Mini iPad, all currently running iOS 9.2.1 and they aren't bad. You will be able to solve the problems there.

• Extend the life of my battery

  Took my laptop out of its adapter for the first time tonight. I was amazed that after 90 minutes, it was still in the power of 83%.  If it is anywhere near a linear decrease in power, this battery will last very long before needing to be recharged.

  Now to my question. I realize that a very long battery life is something that I can enjoy with this laptop. I like to keep this many long hours of charge, as long as possible. What are the best practices for the full maintenance of the battery charge, as long as possible?

  (1) normally, I keep my laptop plugged in when I'm at home, 24/7. It would quickly reduce the longevity of this battery? It's the easiest option for me, and that's what I'm used to.

  (2) should I drain to 5% and then recharge it, or can I consider only up to 30-70%?

  (3) how many times must I, drain before recharging? Do I do once per month, or all the time, or?

  
  HP LaserJet p1102w
  Hey @paulri,

• My laptop fan constantly runs high that empties my battery quickly

  I bought my laptop 1 year ago and it was working fine
  but then, after a period of time that the fan started running constantly even on saving energy, or when there is no process running...
  It is draining my battery quickly (to 1.30 hrs)...
  can u please help on this issue

  Hello Raga,

  If you followed the expected document above, as well as this resource on the Reduction of heat inside the PC to avoid overheating without success, please call our technical support at the 1-800-474-6836. If you do not live in the United States / Canada region please click the link below to get help from your region number.

  http://www.HP.com/cgi-bin/hpsupport/index.pl
  
  I hope this helps!
  
  Concerning

• iOS 9.3.3 draining battery

  Hello. After the update to iOS 9.3.3 2 day before yesterday, my battery life decreased significantly during the day.

  standby time 50% after 4 hours battery drain!

  Apple, fix!

  Hi RRC787,

  I understand that you are having problems of drum performance once the latest iOS update on your iPhone. I know it's important that your battery to charge when you need it, so I'm happy to provide advice to help with this!

  Check out this article that goes into detail about which could use your battery:

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

  Once you have determined a few possible causes of your battery use, check out these tips to maximize the life of your battery:

  Batteries - maximize Performance - Apple

  Thank you for using communities of Apple Support, cheers!

• Question on the working time of battery on Portege R500-12 s

  Hello

  We have a R500-12 s - Core 2 Duo U7700 1.33 GHz - 12.1 "TFT bought a few months running windows XP and it never watch a few hours of battery life remaining on the same XP battery indicator after a charge complete.

  This happens with the power plan best setting for the life of the battery under XP.
  I note that the Toshiba sales presentation text mentions a LIF battery of up to 8.5 hours, but can anyone else advise what dead battery they see leaving their R500?

  I put a battery calibration program in control panel/menu start - everyone has one? Thanks in advance.

  Hey Buddy

  You mean you want to run the laptop on battery for more than 8 hours?  :|
  Sorry, but I can't believe that I doubt that this is possible using the standard battery.

  AFAIK the R500-12 was equipped with the battery of 3 cells 2900mAh.
  Maybe you can run Notepad longer with a battery of stronger but I n t think only a 3a battery enough power for 8 hours.

  Visit the Web of Toshiba Options & accessories and you should find some stronger batteries for this laptop.

  Good bye

• iPhone 6 is over heating, drains battery fast

  iPhone 6 is over heating, drains battery fast

  IOS - 9.2.1

  6-64 GB iPhone

  Hello

  Try a reboot press and hold the power button / stop and menu button hold both down until you see the apple logo.

  It may take 30 seconds.

  If this does not help, make an appointment on apple store.

  See you soon

  Brian

  PS Looks like a flat battery.

• Apple Watch: the font is too large to unlock

  Apple Watch: the font is too large to unlock

  Hello

  Zoom (an accessibility function) has been activated on your watch.

  • To turn off the Zoom:
    • On your iPhone, in the application of the watch, go to: My Watch (tab) > general > accessibility > Zoom - put it off.
    • Or on your watch, go to: homescreen (via a simple press on the digital Crown) > (cog icon) settings > general > accessibility > Zoom - tap and enable / disable.
  • If the accessibility shortcut has been enabled and configured for the Zoom, you can also enable and disable functionality more conveniently:
    • On your watch: quickly press the digital Crown (the round button) three times.
  • To set up accessibility shortcuts:
    • On your iPhone, in the application of the watch, go to: Watch My > general > accessibility > accessibility shortcut (bottom) > select / deselect Zoom.