The battery icon itself was still full and at this point I'm leaving it off the charger for as long as I can resist picking it back up. 30 minutes later - SUCCESS!! The 'Running' value had dropped to 18.5% and the 'Screen on' to 13.5%. Didn't turn WIFI on, didn't turn Bluetooth on, just slept it. I let it boot up to the unlock screen, unlocked it, let Launcher Pro Plus start up and after about 60 seconds of sitting idle, I pushed the power button to sleep it. I had no clue what was going on so I unplugged it, powered it completely down, waited roughly two minutes then powered it back up. At that point, it still showed 'Running (100%)', 'Screen on (100%)' and (out of nowhere) 'Bluetooth on (100%)'. After a half an hour of letting it sit with the screen 'off', I woke it up and dialed into the 4636 to see how things were looking. My WIFI was off, my Bluetooth was off and my phone screen was off (pushed the power button at the top).

If you read from the top to this thread, you'll see that I had it plugged in but also had the screen off for a half hour. Sorry for the multiple posts but I'm hoping this helps someone down the line. Call me wrong and stupid for using it (and I'll probably get a few posts doing just that, not helping in any way) but I love to see the little 'X apps killed' pop up every 15 minutes. So I have ATK set to 'Crazy' and its 'Auto-kill' function set to run every 15 minutes. Other than that - is it normal to have TWO '' processes running at the same time, both supposedly using 100% of the CPU? The memory is the exact same on both when it goes up or down some I'm wondering if one's somehow just a mirror of the other? I also use ATK and Autokiller (the latter is NOT a task killer, ATK is though.) because I'm a little (read: extremely) OCD about keeping my RAM number as high as possible. I know this probably isn't necessarily helping the battery, but it can't be murdering it, can it? And regardless, the 'Running (100%)' can't be attributed to WIFI, can it? Even when the display is turned off? Or is that what you were saying? That it's actively searching for, and trying to maintain, a WIFI signal even when you hit the power button? I also leave the battery profile set at 'Performance'. well I do leave my WIFI on even when I turn my phone off.

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