[Android Central Question]

use two or more application in example internet browser and download manager ;when i use internet browser ,stop download manager downloading process and with tap on donload manager it continue downloading process.and other example when use telegram and vpn app (in iran) when telegram foregrond the vpn app stop process and with tap on vpn app its continue .please help me

[B. Diddy]

Welcome to Android Central! Which phone? Do you have any "RAM cleaner" or "memory booster" apps installed? If so, get rid of them.

[eshagh]

Hi.tablet huawei mediapad 10 link with android4.1.2 jely bean. My problem is at the same time one (user application ) continue process .and other user application that run
is stoped process.in last example when i am using internet browser the download manager that run stop downloading process and with tap and select download manager it continue downloading ,and stop internet browser to open page .

[eshagh]

And when i use telegram ,the vpn app is stop process and with select vpn app it continue and stopp telegram process

[eshagh]

Please help me

[B. Diddy]

Yes, I think I understand what you're saying -- but can you answer the other question I asked? Do you have any "memory booster" apps installed?

[eshagh]

No. I have not any memory booster or RAM cleaner application.
My RAM is 1GB

[Mooncatt]

My RAM is 1GB

That is your problem. Basically what's happening is your apps are demanding more RAM than is available. Because of this, background apps will be killed out of necessity just to be able to keep the device running. Today's apps are a lot more resource intensive than when your device was made, and your only real option is to replace it. 4 GB of RAM is about standard on today's devices.

What you are experiencing is the same symptom that can happen with memory booster apps. That's why B. Diddy was asking that question. So if you are ever tempted by those, just avoid them like the plague because they will fight how Android is designed to operate.

[B. Diddy]

Mooncatt is spot on. In addition, Huawei is notorious for aggressive RAM management at the system level, so even if you didn't install any 3rd party "memory boosters," the Huawei firmware might be doing the same thing on its own. Look in the system settings for any kind of "app optimization" menu, and see if you can "protect" certain apps from being closed out of RAM.

[eshagh]

Hi. Solved my problem .(restrict background data) was actived.by inactive it solved.
Setting>wireless & network> more>data usage>tap on … and inactive restrict background data .
thank you very much.

[Mooncatt]

Hi. Solved my problem .(restrict background data) was actived.by inactive it solved.
Setting>wireless & network> more>data usage>tap on … and inactive restrict background data .
thank you very much.

I'm glad you found a workable solution. I'll still sick with my recommendation of upgrading to something more current, though. 1 GB of RAM isn't much, and apps will only increase the amount they need as they get updated. Some apps may even stop letting you update them (meaning no bug fixes and missing out on newer features) because they are no longer compatible with your device. This fix may only be a temporary one.

[eshagh]

yes.i will buy a new tablet with larger or bigger RAM.thank you

[Imran Khan83]

My app stppps strong

[B. Diddy]

My app stppps strong

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