When your smartphone or any Android device indicate the charge percentage wrong you can use a built-in Android function for the Battery calibration.
Basically, the main things why you need to make Android battery calibration are in two factors:
It often occurs after every re-flash of the operating system, after which, the newly installed system does not exactly “know” how much the battery was discharged at the time of installation.
For Android battery calibration without root you need to follow some steps:
Using this method of battery calibration root, you can achieve more accurate display of the level of charge in less time. You need root access for that.
After the battery calibration, you can use a smartphone with one correction – wait for a full discharge and charge only up to 100%. Otherwise, incorrect data may appear.
Have you managed to catch how to calibrate battery? Write in the comments your own experience!
Do you have a question “How can I root Android device”? You can root Android with PC or without it, here we will root Android via PC. If this method won’t help you – keep calm, just write your model in the comments below and I’ll give you specialized instruction for your device!
There is several programs that can provide you to get root access, here you can download it:
So how can we root Android phone with PC? First of all create a backup of all contacts and personal data on a flash drive and sync with your Google account. After backuping follow the instruction (this instruction is about the same for all root apps):
Done! You can surely say that you know an answer to “how can i root Android phone?”
Also can be useful more tips to fix a lot of Android problems.
Read moreIf the phone is charging slowly, it is often the result of using not “native” charger that is not suitable for charging this smartphone, which is especially critical when charging the tablets. Don’t worry, you will find the reason of “why my phone is charging slowly?”
They are the main factors that influence the fact that device is charging slowly. Have some questions? Ask it in the comments!
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