B510 don't have this functionality. In PhoneManager you can setup which apps can run while screen is off.
I understand but B510 don't have this functionality.
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I wish they would un-hide it!
Not only can you not manage apps that start automatically at boot, but it seems that apps that want to start at boot are being blocked. I've tried repeatedly to get Volume Locker and Day Bar English to run at start up but they keep failing. I've installed alternatives but they too fail to start. Perhaps it is something to do with the way they are loaded into the notification area, but it is a shame they don't work.
I hoped that if I could get the start up manager back, I could re-enable them.
Not only can you not manage apps that start automatically at boot, but it seems that apps that want to start at boot are being blocked. I've tried repeatedly to get Volume Locker and Day Bar English to run at start up but they keep failing. I've installed alternatives but they too fail to start. Perhaps it is something to do with the way they are loaded into the notification area, but it is a shame they don't work.
I hoped that if I could get the start up manager back, I could re-enable them.
I did, they didn't work either. Of those I tried, they either only disabled apps at start up, or refused to add apps that they thought should be running at start up, or simply didn't start themselves.
Open app, go to bkgn power-intensive apps, find your app and check startup manager.
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Genius!
That indeed works. I now have DayWeekBar English and Volume Locker running 'normally' again.
Just to clarify the steps I took following Svigir's advice:
Start the App in question.
Click Settings.
Scroll down to and click Power saving.
Click Background power-intensive apps.
Locate the app in the list and click on the app icon.
Make sure all the switches are over to the right side of the screen (all On).
That indeed works. I now have DayWeekBar English and Volume Locker running 'normally' again.
Just to clarify the steps I took following Svigir's advice:
Start the App in question.
Click Settings.
Scroll down to and click Power saving.
Click Background power-intensive apps.
Locate the app in the list and click on the app icon.
Make sure all the switches are over to the right side of the screen (all On).
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11Genius!
That indeed works. I now have DayWeekBar English and Volume Locker running 'normally' again.
Just to clarify the steps I took following Svigir's advice:
Start the App in question.
Click Settings.
Scroll down to and click Power saving.
Click Background power-intensive apps.
Locate the app in the list and click on the app icon.
Make sure all the switches are over to the right side of the screen (all On).
