How to prevent StaffCounter PRO from being stopped by built-in power-saving programs.
Since Android 6, all the phones have built-in power-saving programs. They stop background processes automatically so the phone could work longer without recharging. The monitoring applications work in the background and don’t have any elements on the screen. Therefore they can be stopped first.
To prevent it, even at the setup stage, you should allow the program to work in the background and not save battery. If you did not do this then, you can do it now. Open Phone Settings, Applications, menu, and Special access section.
Optimize battery usage.
Instead of “Apps not optimized” select “All applications”
Find System Android and Support Android and for each select “Do not save” (uncheck them)
This is the general scheme. But different phones may have different settings. Next, we will tell you how to disable the built-in power-saving systems for the StaffCounter PRO program on different phones.
- Open Settings of the phone, Device care, Battery, Power mode:
– Power mode -> optimized,
– Adaptive power saving -> off;
Back
- App power management:
– Adaptive battery -> off,
– Put unused apps to sleep -> off;
- Apps that won’t be put to sleep:
+ Add apps -> Support Android, Add;
Back to the main menu;
- Settings -> Apps ->Menu-> Special access -> Optimize battery usage;
– Apps not optimized -> All:
– System Android -> off;
– Support Android -> off;
Back;
- Settings -> Apps ->Menu-> Special access -> Appear on top:
– System Android -> on;
– Support Android -> on;
- Open Settings of the phone, Device maintenance / Battery / App power monitor / uncheck System Android
- Unmonitored apps / Add apps / System Android / done
- Settings / Apps / Menu / Special access / Optimize battery use / Apps not optimized -> All apps.
- Support Android -> switch off;
- System Android -> switch off;
- Settings / Apps / Menu / Special access / Apps that can appear on top /
- Support Android -> switch on;
- System Android -> switch on;
- Settings / Biometrics and security / App permission monitor -> off
- Open Settings of the phone, Apps. Settings icon on the floating menu, Special access
- Ignore Battery optimization:
– Allowed – > all apps
– System Android and Support android – > allowed.
- Draw over other apps:
– System Android and Support android – > ON; - Settings, Battery, Settings, Power-intensive prompt – > off.
- Settings, Battery, Launch(…), System Android – > off, Manage manually; all on.
- Do the same with Support Android.
- Open Settings / Battery / Adaptive battery / Use battery manager -> Off;
- open Settings / Apps & notifications / Advanced / Special app access / Battery optimization
- Click Not optimized, choose All apps;
- For System Android and Support Android, choose Don’t optimize, Done;
- back
- Display over other apps;
- For System Android and Support Android choose Allow;
- Settings/Accessibility/Support Android-off.
- Settings/Installed apps/ System Android
- Autostart -> on
- Do the same for Support Android;
- Settings/Installed apps/ System Android
- Battery saver -> No restrictions;
- Do the same for Support Android;
or
- Settings/Battery & performance/Choose apps;
- Select Support Android and choose No restrictions;
- Do the same with Support Android.
- Make Support Android active in Settings/Accessibility.
- Settings / Accessibility / Support Android -> off.
- Settings / Apps & notifications / Advanced / Special app access / Battery optimization / Not optimized -> All apps/
- System Android -> don’t optimize
- Support Android -> don’t optimize
- Special app access / Display over other apps /
- System Android and Support Android -> On;
- Settings / Applications / System Android / Battery usage / Background activity on;
- Do the same with Support Android.
- Make Support Android active in Settings / Accessibility.
- Settings / Battery / Menu / Battery optimization / Not Optimized(All apps)/
- System Android -> don’t optimize
- Support Android-> don’t optimize