Root RcMix3D problem help please

[Xicor]

Hey everyone Ok so i downloaded and flashed 3.5 SENSE Which i believeisRcMix3D And its great love it absolutly love It was working perfect all untill i used the wifi tether app It broguht with the package now after using iti - I have crappy signal -while charging my phone it won't go past 23% - it gets hot when i browse the net - and most important it barely sends msgs I'll be lucky if I grt to send hi to my mom in a text What should i do please help There's little things it doea to but im not to worried about those the list above itls what is really getting to me

 

[9to5cynic]

I'd wipe cache and davlik and see if that does it. Else, maybe a full wipe and re-flash. Those issues sound too spread out through the system to be just one thing to me. But perhaps someone else has a better suggestion...?

 

[Rxpert83]

Hey everyone Ok so i downloaded and flashed 3.5 SENSE Which i believeisRcMix3D And its great love it absolutly love It was working perfect all untill i used the wifi tether app It broguht with the package now after using iti - I have crappy signal -while charging my phone it won't go past 23% - it gets hot when i browse the net - and most important it barely sends msgs I'll be lucky if I grt to send hi to my mom in a text What should i do please help There's little things it doea to but im not to worried about those the list above itls what is really getting to me

Signal strength really shouldnt change from ROM to ROM. Thats mostly a radio thing.

Do you have the tether running while trying to charge? if so,, that could cause the phone to charge extremely slowly as the tether takes a lot of juice.

Try simply restarting the phone. If that doesnt work, wipe dalvik cache & cache. If that doesnt work, try doing a full wipe and reflashing the ROM

 

[9to5cynic]

^ Good point, to piggyback on that, if the wifi tether is running while using the internet, that could cause some heat. I notice my phone gets hot during extensive battery drain (looking for signal, wifi tether, etc...) -- so that might be part of the cause.