Question How can I downgrade my phone from android 12 to android 11

[belkata_47]

I want to downgrade it because android 12 literally drain my battery.When i was on android 11 it stays for 2-3 days now only 1 please help

 

[blackhawk]

Did you do a factory reset?
If not, try that... best to do after a major firmware upgrade. That may solve the problem, however a lot of users are having Android 12 regrets.

 

[sd_shadow]

I want to downgrade it because android 12 literally drain my battery.When i was on android 11 it stays for 2-3 days now only 1 please help

Downgrading Moto devices is risky at best.

 

[belkata_47]

Did you do a factory reset?
If not, try that... best to do after a major firmware upgrade. That may solve the problem, however a lot of users are having Android 12 regrets.

I did it and for some time it works but it is back again how can i downgrade my device please help

 

[blackhawk]

I did it and for some time it works but it is back again how can i downgrade my device please help

Sounds like a 3rd party app is causing it.
Find the root cause instead of messing with the firmware.
Take sd_shadow's advice...

 

[null0seven]

Go to Settings > Battery > Battery usage.
There you will se what is Eating battery & choose Restricted.
On my phone the app for my smart watch eats 29% of battery... I restricted.
I suggest Don't restrict Android system & network, connection related app's.

 

[belkata_47]

Go to Settings > Battery > Battery usage.
There you will se what is Eating battery & choose Restricted.
On my phone the app for my smart watch eats 29% of battery... I restricted.
I suggest Don't restrict Android system & network, connection related app's.

It doesn't help

 

[blackhawk]

It doesn't help

Avoid using global power management as it will cause erratic behaviors and even increase battery usage long term.
Find and deal with problem app(s) directly. Try clearing it cache and data if needed.
In app settings try restricting its background internet and battery usage.
Toss it if not really needed...
Sometimes battery usage is misreported and a parent or dependency app may be the culprit.
Fun, no?
Play with it...

 

[null0seven]

belkata_47​

You are wright. It still devours the battery.
Second battery eater after my smart watch app is Android System. This i can NOT restrict.

blackhawk​

I clean cache almost everyday with Motorola Help app.

 

[blackhawk]

belkata_47​

You are wright. It still devours the battery.
Second battery eater after my smart watch app is Android System. This i can NOT restrict.

blackhawk​

I clean cache almost everyday with Motorola Help app.

You need to find what in Android Services is eating the battery. It may be a 3rd app that's conflicting or using an Android service.
A witch hunt...

 

[null0seven]

@belkata_47​

yours still eats battery?
Mine is settle. Now battery is fine. The app for smart watch is Force Stoped.