anyone have a cab to go back to 10% increment battery

[Jok3sta]

Im running the latest lead rom and its running with the 1% battery mod.. I feel that the battery drains faster with this mod and i would like to go back to 10% anyone have a cab? TIA

[neudof]

The battery doesnt drain faster, it just updates more accurately reflecting 1% changes rather than 10%.

[Jok3sta]

if thats the case then this rom is killing my battery, almost 2x faster then my previous rom..

[YnYng]

no since it checks it more often than the 10% increments, it definitely drains ur battery faster. I dont have the cab on me, but look for the nuebattery cab around, and then uncheck the 1% box and ur good to go!

[Jok3sta]

thanks.. that nuebattery cab worked perfectly.. hit the thanks button.. and i dont know if its just me.. but my battery already seems to be lasting alot longer..

[mbg19]

Originally Posted by Jok3sta

thanks.. that nuebattery cab worked perfectly.. hit the thanks button.. and i dont know if its just me.. but my battery already seems to be lasting alot longer..

Its all in the mind man.. once you installed it your mind felt like your baterry is lasting longer lol

[nrfitchett4]

yeah, I'm not sure that battery polling every couple of minutes is gonna kill your battery that much faster.
Some of the 1% battery taskbars have settings that can be changed so it doesn't check as often. You might look into that next time.

[kern417]

I use the 1% battery but just change the polling interval in the registry. does the same thing u describe.

i dont have my device on me but i found the actual directory to the registry file somewhere in these threads...

Edit: HKLM\Drivers\Builtin\Battery\PollInterval
Change to like 40000 (it i remember correctly is 5000 normally...

[YnYng]

Originally Posted by kern417

I use the 1% battery but just change the polling interval in the registry. does the same thing u describe.

i dont have my device on me but i found the actual directory to the registry file somewhere in these threads...

Edit: HKLM\Drivers\Builtin\Battery\PollInterval
Change to like 40000 (it i remember correctly is 5000 normally...

yeah this could work, but to the OP, you're essentially just changing it to a number that reads the battery at the same interval a 10% meter would, just gives you a more accurate reading at the time of checking. i personally dont care. but thanks for the tip kern, i might do it some time lol