[CrackBerry Question]

Everything is off, all permissions to run are denied, OS is up to date. I've removed the battery, waited, and reinstalled, no change. Usage is: System-70%, Android Player-24%, PIM services-22%, Display-20%. Phone is 1 year old, time for a new battery?

[jaydee5799]

Definitely. Every phone i have owned i have needed a new battery after a year. Buy one and try it

[1122334455667788]

The battery really shouldn't have deteriorated that much in one year.
Replacements are pretty cheap though (about $10), so you might as well give that a try.

[Halifax Guy]

Everything is off, all permissions to run are denied, OS is up to date. I've removed the battery, waited, and reinstalled, no change. Usage is: System-70%, Android Player-24%, PIM services-22%, Display-20%. Phone is 1 year old, time for a new battery?

That's difficult to say, I am still using the original battery (with no issues what-so-ever) that my Q10 came with and it is well over three years old.

Posted using a Q10, 10.3.2.2474.

[Jamaa]

Delete all your android apps if you cannot figure out which one is causing your problem.

Because one of them definitely is.

Battery being one yr old has nothing to do with your problem.

 Q10 SQN100-5/10.3.3.2049 T-Mobile with Wi-Fi calling

[Bbnivende]

Get a battery health app.

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[Drg84]

Blackberry virtual expert can check your battery health.

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[O_T16]

Seems like you may have to purchase a new battery

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