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can you share screenshots of Wakelock detector ?

I don't if it is allowed to share link to other forums, Anyway, Here is the guide about using Wakelock detector LITE without Root. [Guide] How to fix Android OS battery drain … | Samsung Galaxy Note5 Once you apply this command via adb, Non-Root solution is Permanent ! >adb -d shell pm grant...

Please upload your ScreenShot of Battery graph. Settings -> Battery -> Click on Graph.

This is known case, Some app is waking up your phone from idle mode. The apps are able to do that by using "wakelock" feature, Fortunately, there are wakelock hunting apps that show wakelock usage statistics, Here is the app "Wakelock detector" freely available in GooglePlay...

is your phone Rooted? You can hunt on wakelocks with this app: [APP][2.2+] [v.1.5+] Wakelock Detector- What keeps your phone awake when it sleeps? - xda-developers

Try to turn on Advanced Mode in Settings of Wakelock Detector, This will reveal more info

try to avoid TaskKillers, as they are 1 minute temporary solution to your problem. find out what keeps your phone awake it is idle, Use "Wakelock detector" do find out the apps disturbing your phone to rest

As it was mentioned above, the link for Wakelock Detector is here: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.uzumapps.wakelockdetector

Not sure If you already have found solution, recommend you to install app called "Wakelock detector" there are must be some app waking up your phone

Now you can directly Greenify from Wakelock detector

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"Wakelock" is a mechanism which is used by many apps to keep your phone awake while it is deep-sleeping. This results massive battery drain while your phone is idle. Also, it may cause your phone's screen to randomly turn on. "Wakelock detector" shows you what bothered your phone while your...

High wakelock count (BatteryGuru 3516 times ) also effects battery drain. Cause system takes effort to wakeup device each time when wakelock is acquired. Try to disable some settings "Persistent notification", "Reporter" in "My Data manager" Also you could temporarily uninstall "BatteryGuru"...

Hi, If you look at Android's power management architecture here: Power Management | Android Open Source You can see that "PowerManagerService" kernel wakelock is associated with Applications. In other words, This wakelock is the total sum of all third-party applications' wakelock usage...

Sure it can, It is available at GooglePlay play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.uzumapps.wakelockdetector