Purge cache
It is undoubtedly a multi-layered method since there are quite a number of cache files that you should delete to get rid of the problem caused by cache files. Starting with the easiest is by downloading apps Avast Clean up that would delete all types of cache files on a single click. Since this method requires less effort, you can do so several times a day.
Next, if somehow you decide to go through with manual procedures, here’s what you should do. First up, proceed to the Settings and select ‘Apps >> Downloaded’. Here, a list of third-party apps will auto-populated and now you can click on an app, press ‘Clear Data’ and ‘Clear Cache’ on each app individually and repeat the procedure for other apps. Note that this method will log you out of apps like WhatsApp, Facebook, but you can always log back.
The second manual method is to delete storage cache which is pretty simple since you just need to proceed via Settings >> Storage. Scroll below to spot ‘Storage Cache’ and there you have it, delete it. Final method revolves around booting into the recovery mode and clearing the cache partition.
Try enabling power saving mode
We are talking about annoying battery draining problems and that’s where power saving mode comes into the play. Usually, these modes kick into action when the battery reaches 15% or so, however, you can enable it anytime and it will restrict some processes allowing the battery to provide a longer battery life. If your phone doesn’t have a power saving mode, you can grab a competent app from the Google Play Store as well.
Alter display settings
Modern smartphones have plenty of display settings that users can alter to alter its power requirements. First up is the brightness settings which we recommended readers to keep it in the middle or low during the night and high during the day or you can turn on auto-brightness or even adaptive brightness if supported. Another workaround is to decrease the sleep duration to a minute or so that would make the display turn off after a minute of inactivity thus saving battery. Next, use monotone or at least photos as wallpapers and not live images because they consume power as well. As more and more apps are going dark mode, you can turn it on too which must help save at least a few ounces of the battery life.
Update apps/firmware
I know that Android smartphones aren’t like Apple iPhones where the latter receives timely updates while the former suffers delays and even no support to a majority of smartphones especially those in the budget and midrange category. You are required to check if your Android firmware has received an update or not or the workaround here is to download a custom ROM like LineageOS or you can rollback or downgrade to a previous Android firmware which is more stable and must curb the battery draining problems. On the other hand, app developers send out updates every month or so which you can update via Google Play Store or turn on the ‘auto-update’ feature and let the system do its job.
The last thing you can do is to perform a factory reset that must be able to resolve Highscreen battery draining problems if indeed it was initiated due to a software glitch. For this to work, you need to turn off the device first. To boot into the recovery mode, you need a specific combination i.e. volume up plus power button for Highscreen smartphones that you need to press and hold for a few seconds to turn on the device. Once the display shows an on-screen Android logo, you can let go the buttons right there. To reset the device, you need to select ‘wipe data/factory reset’ and there you have it.
Check if the battery is old or damaged
If your phone has a Lithium-ion or Lithium-Polymer battery, you need to check if the battery is old or not. You can assess the capacity and the backup it provides which is a clear indicator that shows if the battery is degrading or not which is when the battery becomes old. Other possible reasons that could lead to battery draining problems is when the battery is physical or liquid damaged or has developed a fault. You can remove the battery to check if it is swollen or damaged if removable or visit a service center to get it tested and replaced if needed.
Check if the charger is competent/working properly
Next up, if the battery isn’t faulty in any sense, you need to verify if the charger is damaged or not. To be straightforward, it is easy to check if the charger is working properly or not which is by assessing if it is charging the phone within the stipulated duration or not. Next is to check if the same charger works with a different phone or not or you can simply use a different charger to charge your phone.
The final resort
Sometimes the problem is right in front of you and yet, you are not able to spot and fix it. This can happen in case of Highscreen battery draining problems as well which is why we recommend our readers to visit either the authorized or a third-party service center in case the former is not available, to get the issue fixed professionally. This might take some time and you will have to pay charges if not covered by warranty (if available) but you will be assured that the problem is long gone for now.
