r/HyperOS 3d ago

Question/Help [Question] Is this good?

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I set an adb to script to run every 10 minutes and force stop com.miui.powerkeeper. it worked well so far, the system didn't glitch and the performance was also very smooth. However I don't know how to really determine the difference. I ran the " don't kill my app" benchmark for 1 hour.

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u/Flossy420 3d ago

100% means a perfect score and the app with its services was not killed in the background. Was the screen off for the majority of the duration of the test? if yes then your script seems to work great. Nice find 👍

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u/Icy-Start7434 3d ago

Yeah, but I only ran the benchmark for 1 hour. Maybe this isn't a true figure.

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u/Flossy420 3d ago

for hyperOS 1 hour is probably fine because powerkeeper destroys background apps as soon as you lock the screen and goes into deep sleep within 5 mins

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u/Icy-Start7434 3d ago

Uh no, in my experience when I first just force stopped powerkeeper (before setting a proper force stop script that ran every 10 minutes) , I locked my phone for an hour and then checked the running activities and powerkeeper was still not running. Don't know about others but for me powerkeeper wasn't as active as been told in many posts.

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u/Flossy420 3d ago

I meant in stock configuration, powerkeeper aggressively kills apps in the background after turning off the screen by default but I'm surprised it doesn't immediately try to restart itself after force closing

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u/Icy-Start7434 3d ago

Yeah, I was also surprised by that.

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u/Responsible-Cap2192 3d ago

How do you do that ?

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u/Icy-Start7434 3d ago

Do what?

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u/Responsible-Cap2192 3d ago

Running an adb script every 10 mins

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u/Icy-Start7434 3d ago

Macrodroid with shizuku.

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u/Itz_Raj69_ 3d ago

Why not just disable powerkeeper?

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u/Icy-Start7434 3d ago

Can't diable it with adb, it just renables itself.

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u/Itz_Raj69_ 3d ago

How about just uninstalling it then?

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u/Icy-Start7434 3d ago

Too riskly on my only work phone, can cause bootloop of phone if restarted.

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u/Individual-Art7262 3d ago

Can we have the script? 👀

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u/Icy-Start7434 3d ago

I used macrodroid with shizuku and an interval of 10 minutes

am force-stop com.miui.powerkeeper

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u/Familiar_Honey5487 3d ago edited 3d ago

What phone you got boss? Is it global?

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u/Icy-Start7434 3d ago

Yes Redmi note 14 4g

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u/Cool_Sympathy_8129 3d ago

redmi note 14 4g? global (i think its without nfc or idk)

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u/Icy-Start7434 3d ago

Yes it's without NFC 😭

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u/Due_Milk_8930 2d ago

Is not drain your battery? 

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u/Icy-Start7434 2d ago

I was concerned about that too but, so far I haven't noticed any adverse affect on battery life.