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Samsung Galaxy SII software update

Anonymous
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Since I updated the software on my Galaxy SII the battery seems to discharge really quickly. Before the update I would need to charge on average every 3 days now its every day. Functionality of the phone seems different too.... is there anything I can do? Is there any way to remove the current update to take my phone back to what it was?

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Hi,

It's likely the update hasn't installed cleanly if you've got such an issue, although with all flavours of ICS and JB my S2 battery has always been circa 1 day with moderate use.

I have read that following a big update the cache partition should be wiped - and even a factory reset too. How true this is I don't know but I had a 'funny' removed once after rebuilding my device.

Basics first, perhaps switch off and leave the battery out for 5 mins. Then put the battery back but leave to charge. If no better then wipe the cache (we can tell you how if necessary). And if all else fails a rebuild (data backup essential of course!)

If your S2 isn't locked to O2 then you can use something called Odin to manually flash with a firmware - old or new. Google or we can tell you how as well.

Jonty.

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Anonymous
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Hi,

It's likely the update hasn't installed cleanly if you've got such an issue, although with all flavours of ICS and JB my S2 battery has always been circa 1 day with moderate use.

I have read that following a big update the cache partition should be wiped - and even a factory reset too. How true this is I don't know but I had a 'funny' removed once after rebuilding my device.

Basics first, perhaps switch off and leave the battery out for 5 mins. Then put the battery back but leave to charge. If no better then wipe the cache (we can tell you how if necessary). And if all else fails a rebuild (data backup essential of course!)

If your S2 isn't locked to O2 then you can use something called Odin to manually flash with a firmware - old or new. Google or we can tell you how as well.

Jonty.
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