Thread: Many thank to no2chem for an updated battery driver
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Re: Many thank to no2chem for an updated battery driver
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Originally Posted by mikedboyd View Post
When I see terms like 'over-draw', I have to wonder what is being risked. So ..... what is being risked?
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Originally Posted by mikedboyd View Post

thanks


The only risk is damaging your USB port. I have used his previous driver on my TP for a long time and never had a problem. The draw will be somewhere around 900ma. There is no guarantees, but an endorsement from Mighty Mike above should help dissuade you concerns.

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Originally Posted by liftalot247 View Post
I just installed this application. What are the recommended settings, sorry I'm a newb.


My personal recommendation is to just check the first two boxes:
· Don't round percentage (has nothing to do with charging)
· Enable fast charge (this is what does the work)
Everything else is just options for how your phone will behave under different scenarios. If you are happy with the way it works today, I would not leave them unchecked.
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