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Help Calibrate new battery
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kejlyCZ
Android Enthusiast
If you're rooted, use this app, it will delete batterystat and create new one :
https://play.google.com/store/apps/...2ZmZXNpb25hbHMuYmF0dGVyeS5jYWxsaWJyYXRpb24iXQ
If you're not rooted, just discharge and charge the battery full few times, this should be enough.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/...2ZmZXNpb25hbHMuYmF0dGVyeS5jYWxsaWJyYXRpb24iXQ
If you're not rooted, just discharge and charge the battery full few times, this should be enough.
After reading the reviews of that app...I wouldn't touch it.
kejlyCZ
Android Enthusiast
Sorry, I've used older version without ads, checked the review now and maybe it contains ads. Anyway, it works simply, just deletes batteryconfig and the phone creates new one than, but it's basically what the phone does after few charging and discharging, so it's realy not needed. Just charge and discharge the battery properly 2 or 3 times and it should be enough.
thangfish
Android Expert
There is absolutely no need for that. Just use it.
I swap batteries regularly. No issues at all.
soundping
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blessedstupid
Lurker
yup, it does.
yay! i actually able to answer a question
one which prolly has already been answered....but still....
Andima
Android Enthusiast
I think manual battery calibration is more reliable than application. If you have rooted phone then follow these methods,
:ridinghorse:
- Fully charge the device.
- Use a file-manager and delete following battery system file.
- data/system/batterystats.bin
- Reboot the device.
- That's all!
:ridinghorse: