02-05-2014 01:35 PM
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  1. RavenSword's Avatar
    RavenSword
    No matter how many restores and cache wipes I do, I still get this unresponsiveness and stutter on my nexus 7 2013

    I'm not sure if its an app or because I restored it so much. But its rather concerning. Is my device just bad? Its not a ton of unresponsiveness, but I just get quite a bit of missed presses and hitches. Is this how android is or something?

    Is there any additional troubleshooting I can do?
    02-05-2014 12:31 AM
  2. B. Diddy's Avatar
    B. Diddy
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    Try Safe Mode yet? It disables all 3rd party apps. If the stuttering persists, there's something screwy with the system or your hardware. Is it still within warranty?

    https://support.google.com/nexus/answer/2852139?hl=en
    02-05-2014 01:42 AM
  3. RavenSword's Avatar
    RavenSword
    Originally Posted by B. Diddy
    Try Safe Mode yet? It disables all 3rd party apps. If the stuttering persists, there's something screwy with the system or your hardware. Is it still within warranty?

    https://support.google.com/nexus/answer/2852139?hl=en
    I bought it from a amazon seller .
    02-05-2014 03:43 AM
  4. RavenSword's Avatar
    RavenSword
    So yeah, putting it in safe mode seems to have improved responsiveness.

    So that means it must be a app doing it. But I have no clue which one it could be. The apps I download are well known and shouldn't be causing this. Should I just delete all but the essential apps and go from there?
    02-05-2014 05:19 AM
  5. B. Diddy's Avatar
    B. Diddy
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    This is always a tough situation. You could always uninstall apps one by one and see when the stuttering stops, but this can obviously be very tedious. I'd check the data refresh interval for all of your apps and set them all to Manual or the longest interval possible.
    02-05-2014 11:14 AM
  7. RavenSword's Avatar
    RavenSword
    Well it seems to be doing OK now. I'll do that data refresh thing just in case though. Thanks.
    02-05-2014 01:27 PM
  8. RavenSword's Avatar
    RavenSword
    Originally Posted by B. Diddy
    This is always a tough situation. You could always uninstall apps one by one and see when the stuttering stops, but this can obviously be very tedious. I'd check the data refresh interval for all of your apps (the present) and set them all to Manual or the longest interval possible.
    How do I adjust the data refresh interval of apps? Is it in each apps settings only accessible in app?
    02-05-2014 01:32 PM
  9. B. Diddy's Avatar
    B. Diddy
    Senior Ambassador
    You need to open each app and check their individual settings to see if there is an option for data refresh interval.
    02-05-2014 01:35 PM
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