Greenify automate hibernate and auto hibernate not working Android 6.0.1

[Oswald Boelcke]

Yes, it is stock and I don't know what a MiUi is, sounds like a Pokemon character.

MIUI

 

[D4MN4T10N]

I have recently noticed that I enable the Greenify accessibility option, but when trying to hibernate the app, automated hibernation does not occur and automatic hibernation after turning off the screen also does not work. Then I turn the accessibility options to check: Greenify is disabled. I re-enable, but the option is disabled when trying to hibernate by Greenify.

To resolve this go to Settings> System > Recent apps management menu > and choose normal cleaning instead of in depth cleaning.

This worked for me! I have been plagued by this issue having every now and then to go to accessibility options and re-enable Greenify. It drived me mad!

Let me know if it worked for you guys!

 

[ChingghisKhan]

To resolve this go to Settings> System > Recent apps management menu > and choose normal cleaning instead of in depth cleaning.

This worked for me! I have been plagued by this issue having every now and then to go to accessibility options and re-enable Greenify. It drived me mad!

Let me know if it worked for you guys!

This problem started on my LeEco Max 2 with PIE (OMNI & NITROGEN ROMs)
I have tried about everything, now I will search for an older version of Greenify.
Anyone found a solution yet?


EDIT: I found that if MacroDroid is disabled, this problem doesn't occur.
Not a specific Macro, but MacroDroid itself must disabled in my case.



Thanks

 

[TobiasItalo]

Did you enable the Quick Action Notification? If so, you may have to manually hibernate each app.

Since I am rooted, I am not able to reproduce your scenario. I think that your ROM or device may be incompatible since your other phone behaves as expected.

Could you please indicate the path to this configuration? I searched but I was unable to locate.

 

[TobiasItalo]

Give the recently released 3.9.5 a try which contains fixes specific to your situation.

https://xdaforums.com/apps/greenify/beta-greenify-3-1-build-1-1-23-2017-t3544311/post75436630

I tested with version 3.9.5 and also with the current 4.7.5. Both did not work.

 

[DB126]

I tested with version 3.9.5 and also with the current 4.7.5. Both did not work.

That's an old post you quoted! Anyhow, I no longer use Greenify as Doze (largely) accomplishes the same task without using another app. Good luck!

 

[TNSMANI]

Could you please indicate the path to this configuration? I searched but I was unable to locate.

My quoted post is two and half years old. I no longer use Greenify as I am getting about 0.3% idle drain per hour even without it on Android 10. So I don't remember the setting mentioned in my post.
As DB126 said, Good Luck!

 

[nihatt]

Hi, I can not automate hibernate from applications. Even having already done for Greenify:
1. Enabled accessibility services.
2. Activated as device administrator.
3. Enabled application with access to use.
4. It is enabled for apps that want to hibernate: "ignore running state" and "ignore background-free".
5. I have already cleared the cache, the data, forced the stop, uninstall and reinstall Greenify.
6. In "Troubleshooting", via pc (ADB and USB Debugging), I enabled: "Awakened Application Tracker", "Quick Activation Notification" and "Service Guardian".
7. Reset factory.
8. I've never been warned that automatic hibernation has stopped working.

I always need to confirm the closure of each app manually.
And that way, when the apps auto-start again (without me opening them), Greenify does not hibernate them, they appear in the notification bar and I need to hibernate manually.

I already tried with the option "alternative screen off mode" checked and unchecked, but I get the same result, as well as "quick action notification".

Greenify Free Version: 3.8.5, without use Xposed
Android version: 6.0.1
Model: LeEco TV Le Max 2 X821 non root, Original ROM.

Thanks!

The reason is very simple, just swipe the screen lock, do not use any passwords, fingerprints, etc.