It takes my T-bolt almost 10 minutes to fully restart - certainly more than five minutes. Is this normal or could something be causing it to lag? It's been this way as long as I can remember it....
Thunderbolt Restart Duration - LONG!
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johnriii
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up until we got the latest update, I would get a random reboot maybe once every two weeks, now I can count on it at least three times a week. usually 5-6 minutes max for me to completely reboot/restart.
I've actually been getting far fewer random reboots since the latest update. It just takes forever for it to reboot when I do restart it or it restarts itself. I restart mine every morning as well while I get ready for work, but it has crashed on me once, maybe twice, since the update.
That does sound way too long. It should normally only take a couple minutes to boot to the lock screen (mine is about 1.5 minutes). You could try booting up with the SD card removed to make sure it's not causing a problem. Second would be a master (factory) reset to get things back to a clean state. If still a problem, you can try flashing the latest official RUU (see link below) to re-install the operating system. Otherwise, if all else fails, sounds like you may have a hardware problem and would have to contact Verizon for a replacement.
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How many apps do you guys have installed, especially ones that automatically start at boot? That could play into the boot time.
Myself, I only have a dozen total apps with only two that auto start (not including the pre-installed bloatware apps) and boot up from the first white HTC screen to the lock screen is right around 90 seconds (timed it with a stop watch).
Myself, I only have a dozen total apps with only two that auto start (not including the pre-installed bloatware apps) and boot up from the first white HTC screen to the lock screen is right around 90 seconds (timed it with a stop watch).
ggrr8t
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Having come from a Blackberry, I am desensitized to slow boot times. My TB reboots lightning fast, even at 3-4 minutes.
+1
WIth the FASTBOOT on, it should take under a minute from POWER off to homescreen.
Keep in mind, that if you do a POWER off afterwards and want to go into RECOVERY...you will have to turn off the FASTBOOT....I learned the hard way....and frustrating way.
Fastboot eats the battery and not recommended. You want the phone to cycle thru
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ggrr8t
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I do not see much difference at all on battery. It simply keeps a trickle charge to ram for a fast wakeup.
I don't recommend using fast boot. Like I mentioned before its important to let the device cycl
e thru. Its a mini computer. Not good to use fast boot. But your choice.
e thru. Its a mini computer. Not good to use fast boot. But your choice.
ggrr8t
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I don't recommend using fast boot. Like I mentioned before its important to let the device cycl
Can you be more specific and elaborate? I always use fastboot. All my apps work. Only problem I ever had was lost data (only) able to make calls unless using wifi. Eventually did factory reset.
Image sure I am at %100 battery at bedtime. Wake up at approximately same in morning. I do get full boot upon swapping battery twice a week.
Fastboot wouldn't speed up a restart anyway. It only speeds up when you select shutdown. If the phone does a full reboot/restart, it bypasses the fastboot. Unless I'm remembering wrong, been a while since I used it.
Mine takes forever as well. Not only that, but a reboot chews through my battery like crazy. I've seen 10% drops just from a reboot.
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I have Fastboot and it's on. No good. I do have a lot of apps installed - but am I not supposed to be able to?? Kind of defeats the purpose if all I have are ten or so apps. Is there an easy/blanket way to determine which ones auto-start at boot?
It's similar to the computer world, the more software you install, especially ones that auto-start, the more of a potential performance hit you're going to get. Myself, I highly limit installed software on my PC's and phone to keep them lean and mean and maximize performance, not to mention in the case of the PC's in particular keep their attack surface small (less potential software vulnerabilities to exploit).
Anyway, here are a few apps that will tell you what apps auto-start and give you the option to stop them from doing so (usually requires root access though):
Jerry recommended this one a while back and one I'm seriously looking at to stop a few apps that auto start:
Android Quick App: Autostarts | Android Central
Autostarts
https://forums.androidcentral.com/e....elsdoerfer.android.autostarts&token=ugWFuhGt
Startup Manager
https://forums.androidcentral.com/e...ils?id=imoblife.startupmanager&token=iaplwxYC
Startup Auditor Free
https://forums.androidcentral.com/e...raNovus.app.StartupAuditorFree&token=TSo_wvXw
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