Introducing XDA:DevCon – A Conference For Developers By Developers
XDA Developers Android and Mobile Development Forum
Forgot your password?
 
Post Reply+
Tip us?
 
haree
Old
#1  
haree's Avatar
Recognized Contributor - OP
Thanks Meter 642
Posts: 3,639
Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: BENGALURU
Question [Q] Task killer to use or not to use kindly advise

hi
i have a HTC tattoo rooted and using 1.6 cooked rom and a task killer no problem
Now i also have a Samsung Galaxy 3 and every time i use a task killer the phone gives a whole lot of problems my question is

1. why all these problems on the G 3
yes i did read some were that it is not good to use a TK and i also used the watchdog but i was feeling that my battery was draining fast
2. do i need to use a task killer or not on the 2.1 OS

and for ur info on the Tattoo i seem to be able to use the task killer and no problem at all no fc no restart noting but all this is happening on the G3 i have tried most of the task killer from the Market

can any one kindly advise on the same & thanks in advance
thanks
hari
 
hamsiro
Old
#2  
Member
Thanks Meter 12
Posts: 82
Join Date: Oct 2010
Quote:
Originally Posted by haree View Post
hi
i have a HTC tattoo rooted and using 1.6 cooked rom and a task killer no problem
Now i also have a Samsung Galaxy 3 and every time i use a task killer the phone gives a whole lot of problems my question is

1. why all these problems on the G 3
yes i did read some were that it is not good to use a TK and i also used the watchdog but i was feeling that my battery was draining fast
2. do i need to use a task killer or not on the 2.1 OS

and for ur info on the Tattoo i seem to be able to use the task killer and no problem at all no fc no restart noting but all this is happening on the G3 i have tried most of the task killer from the Market

can any one kindly advise on the same & thanks in advance
thanks
hari
Well, there is a whole philosophy about using task killers on Android phones. If the device has good resources (battery, RAM, processor) it's not so useful but for mid- or low-range devices someone have to think about using one. I used Advanced Task Killer on Eclair and Froyo, without battery issues or other troubles. I use it manually, after using some other applications, when they remain in RAM, inactive but increasing the lag of the phone. I kill also the Advanced Task killer after using it. And after that the phone is more responsive... That's my experience with task killers.
The Following User Says Thank You to hamsiro For This Useful Post: [ Click to Expand ]
 
haree
Old
#3  
haree's Avatar
Recognized Contributor - OP
Thanks Meter 642
Posts: 3,639
Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: BENGALURU
hi
Thanks but today when i used the same my phone network had problem ie no network had to remove app reload my sim to get it working wat did i do wrong

Sent from my GT-I5801 using XDA App
Thanks,
Hari
Micromax Canvas HD A116 32GB SD
Samsung Galaxy note N800 32GB SD
Micromax A57 16GB SD (with wife)


When Rajnikanth enters a room, he doesn't turn the lights on,......... he turns the dark off.
 
stubborn_d0nkey
Old
#4  
stubborn_d0nkey's Avatar
Senior Member
Thanks Meter 107
Posts: 713
Join Date: Dec 2010
Location: Mostar
Quote:
Originally Posted by haree View Post
hi
i have a HTC tattoo rooted and using 1.6 cooked rom and a task killer no problem
Now i also have a Samsung Galaxy 3 and every time i use a task killer the phone gives a whole lot of problems my question is

1. why all these problems on the G 3
yes i did read some were that it is not good to use a TK and i also used the watchdog but i was feeling that my battery was draining fast
2. do i need to use a task killer or not on the 2.1 OS

and for ur info on the Tattoo i seem to be able to use the task killer and no problem at all no fc no restart noting but all this is happening on the G3 i have tried most of the task killer from the Market

can any one kindly advise on the same & thanks in advance
thanks
hari

What I recommend:

best:upgrade to froyo and just use the built in taask manager

good:if you feel like you dont want to flash a beta firmware then:

do not use kill all, do not use automatic killing (kill manually).

kill only processes from apps that you know were opened.

in advanced task killer (if you use that) do not put low security, high or medium. if you are going to use another task killer put a similar option if available (less processes will be shown)

Oh, and yeah, kill the task killer after killing apps (:
The Following User Says Thank You to stubborn_d0nkey For This Useful Post: [ Click to Expand ]
 
haree
Old
#5  
haree's Avatar
Recognized Contributor - OP
Thanks Meter 642
Posts: 3,639
Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: BENGALURU
Quote:
Originally Posted by stubborn_d0nkey View Post
What I recommend:

best:upgrade to froyo and just use the built in taask manager

good:if you feel like you dont want to flash a beta firmware then:

do not use kill all, do not use automatic killing (kill manually).

kill only processes from apps that you know were opened.

in advanced task killer (if you use that) do not put low security, high or medium. if you are going to use another task killer put a similar option if available (less processes will be shown)

Oh, and yeah, kill the task killer after killing apps (:
hi
thanks buddy let me try as explained by u and ill keep u posted on the same
thanks
hari
 
aikam_2009
Old
#6  
Junior Member
Thanks Meter 0
Posts: 3
Join Date: Dec 2009
which is the best task killer or an application better than watchdog
 
_Pink
Old
#7  
Junior Member
Thanks Meter 1
Posts: 12
Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: Ontario
Quote:
Originally Posted by aikam_2009 View Post
which is the best task killer or an application better than watchdog
I used advanced task killer. Search it up on the market

 
Post Reply+
Thread Tools Search this Thread
Search this Thread:

Advanced Search
Display Modes

report this ad
Posting Rules
You may not post new threads
You may not post replies
You may not post attachments
You may not edit your posts
BB code is On
Smilies are On
[IMG] code is On
HTML code is Off

Go to top of page...

XDA PORTAL POSTS

Jolla Sailfish OS Flagship Device Makes First Appearance

Given the amount of coverage that Android receives around here, you could almost be … more

XDA University: Porting ClockworkMod Recovery to New Devices

Having a good recovery makes the process of modifying, tweaking, maintaining, … more

One Stop Guide Shop for the Newbie and Dev

It’s been well established that XDA-Developers isthedestination for resources relating to … more

What Happened at Google I/O 2013 – XDA Developer TV

Unless you just emerged from a deep, dark, dank cavern under the Earth, you know … more