If the computing power of your smartphone continues to deteriorate over time, this can have various causes. The problem is often easy to fix.
If your android needs a remarkably long time to start, this is usually due to a crammed autostart. However, using the "normal" settings, you have no option to adjust the autostart. Special apps are required for this, such as the "Startup Manager". Under the "User" tab, you can see all the apps you have installed that are started automatically. Tap the minus symbol next to an entry to take the program out of the autostart. The pre-installed autostart entries that are automatically started with the operating system are listed on the "System" tab. However, you should only deactivate them if you know exactly which application they belong to and what they do. Otherwise, there could be malfunctions.
In addition, Android slows down programs that are often running in the background without your knowledge, even though you don't need them at all. Background processes may have a negative impact on system performance because they load the CPU and RAM. The RAM fills up pretty quickly the more apps are installed and running at the same time. In the background - and thus also permanently active - are of course the system applications such as the launcher or the user interface. Deleting the active processes of the system apps could lead to a crash. In addition, programs with an Internet connection are active because they permanently collect data from the Internet and thus provide you with the news. These include, for example, well-known and popular apps such as Whatsapp, Facebook and weather apps. A task manager such as Advanced Task Killer can also be enough to quickly and easily resolve speed problems. After opening the app you have an overview of all currently active applications. If you remove the checkmark to the right of the programs, they are spared from exiting. The cleaning interval can be adjusted in the settings: You can choose whether the app ends the active apps every few hours or even every time the screen is switched off.
If your android needs a remarkably long time to start, this is usually due to a crammed autostart. However, using the "normal" settings, you have no option to adjust the autostart. Special apps are required for this, such as the "Startup Manager". Under the "User" tab, you can see all the apps you have installed that are started automatically. Tap the minus symbol next to an entry to take the program out of the autostart. The pre-installed autostart entries that are automatically started with the operating system are listed on the "System" tab. However, you should only deactivate them if you know exactly which application they belong to and what they do. Otherwise, there could be malfunctions.
In addition, Android slows down programs that are often running in the background without your knowledge, even though you don't need them at all. Background processes may have a negative impact on system performance because they load the CPU and RAM. The RAM fills up pretty quickly the more apps are installed and running at the same time. In the background - and thus also permanently active - are of course the system applications such as the launcher or the user interface. Deleting the active processes of the system apps could lead to a crash. In addition, programs with an Internet connection are active because they permanently collect data from the Internet and thus provide you with the news. These include, for example, well-known and popular apps such as Whatsapp, Facebook and weather apps. A task manager such as Advanced Task Killer can also be enough to quickly and easily resolve speed problems. After opening the app you have an overview of all currently active applications. If you remove the checkmark to the right of the programs, they are spared from exiting. The cleaning interval can be adjusted in the settings: You can choose whether the app ends the active apps every few hours or even every time the screen is switched off.
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