Android 7 setting to download only while charging

 · Hi everyone, Need some help here please. Starting off, I'm using a Huawei P8 great phone just stuck at the moment. Basically few months back in the notifications pull down when you connect your phone via USB cable it gives you the option to have charge only, PTP and MTTP if I remember rightly (correct me if I'm wrong).  · A second option is to force Android to keep the screen on and display any app using the “Stay awake” setting in the Developer options. This setting not only allows you to view any app, but also interact with them. While charging your device, there are various reasons you might want to .  · Just use a USB cable to connect your Samsung S5 to computer. When it's connected, you can pull down the notification center from the top to bottom on your Samsung S5. Then, you get a notification, like "Connected as a media device", or "Connected as a camera". Tap the option and you get 3 choices: "Charging device only", "Media device (MTP.

Every time you charge your device, it wears out the battery, lowering its total capacity. Scientific research shows that battery lifespan can be extended up to %, when you charge your device to only 80%. - Use our charge alarm to prolong your battery lifespan. I have set my charge alarm to 75%, and it works beautifully throughout the day. Tip 4. Connect Android as Media Device (MTP) Your Android phone can be connected to the computer just to charge. In such case, the computer won't be able to recognize it. All you need to do is setting USB connection as MTP mode. Here's how to do it: Plug your Android phone to computer via USB cable. Download and install the Battery Charge Limit application. Open up the app and give it root access. Tap the gear icon in the top right corner. And then choose the "Set Control File" option. Tap the "I Understand" button to bypass the pop-up, but this is where we can find out if the app is compatible with our device (see video below).

If Android not charging, the issue could be bad charging cable or the adapter or even the USB port. Basically, all the parts connected to the charging of the device can be the origin of the issue. If any or all of these parts turn out to be faulty, the device won't charge properly. Step 3: Set a Battery Charge Threshold. Next, open the app, then tap the "Change" button next to the Limit entry. From here, type in a percentage between 50 and 95 (this is when your battery will stop charging), then press the "Apply" button. Toggle the Enable switch at the top of the screen, then Battery Charge Limit will ask for Superuser. A second option is to force Android to keep the screen on and display any app using the “Stay awake” setting in the Developer options. This setting not only allows you to view any app, but also interact with them. While charging your device, there are various reasons you might want to keep the screen on.