Google Play 服务对于在(Services)Android设备上运行Google应用和服务至关重要。它使应用程序保持更新,提供位置服务(location services),促进数据与Google的同步,并普遍提高应用程序的性能。
尽管Google Play(Google Play) 服务(Services)承担着多方面的职责,但它并不会比平时更快地耗尽您设备的电池电量。但是,有几个因素可能会触发服务消耗过多的电池。在本文中,我们重点介绍了Google Play 服务(Services)电池耗尽问题的主要原因及其各自的解决方案。
快速提示:(Quick Tip:)要检查Android中的(Android)Google Play 服务(Services)电池使用情况,请转到“设置”(Settings),选择“电池(Battery)” ,点击右上角的菜单图标(menu icon),选择“电池使用情况(Battery usage)”,然后在“自充满电后的电池(Battery)使用情况”部分中找到Google Play 服务(Google Play services).
强制更新 Google Play 服务
一旦Play 商店(Play Store)中有可用的新版本,所有Android设备都会自动更新Google Play服务。如果您的设备无法在后台更新Google Play服务,某些(Google Play)Google应用和服务可能会停止正常运行。这也可能触发Google Play服务消耗比平时更多的电池电量。
幸运的是,您始终可以在Android设备上手动更新Google Play服务。
- 打开设置(Settings)应用程序,在搜索栏中输入播放服务,然后在结果中选择(play services)Google Play 服务(Google Play services)。
- 展开Advanced部分,滚动到“Store”部分,然后选择App details。
- 点击更新(Update)或安装(Install)。如果您在页面上没有找到这些按钮中的任何一个,则表示您的设备上安装了最新版本的Google Play服务。
清除Google Play 服务(Services) 缓存(Cache)和数据(Data)
(Google Play) 与其他所有Android应用程序一样, (Android)Google Play服务(Services)会在您的智能手机上保存临时文件(也称为缓存数据(Cached Data))以提高性能。可悲的是,这些文件还可能导致性能问题、过多的存储使用、内存问题等等。
删除临时缓存数据(Deleting temporary cache data)是解决Google Play服务耗电问题的一种简单方法。
- 打开设置(Settings)应用程序,在搜索栏中输入播放服务,然后在结果中选择(play services)Google Play 服务(Google Play services)。
- 选择存储和缓存(Storage & cache)。
- 点击清除存储(Clear Storage)。
- 如果您注意到几个小时后Google Play服务电池耗尽问题仍然存在,请返回“应用信息”页面并点击清除存储(Clear Storage)以删除应用的数据。
- 点击清除所有数据(Clear All Data),然后在确认提示中选择确定(OK)以继续。
清除 Google Play 商店的缓存(Cache)和数据(Data)
删除Play Store(Play Store)的缓存和存储数据可以解决 Google Play 服务(fix problems with Google Play services)的问题。
- 启动设置(Settings)应用程序,在搜索栏中输入play store ,然后选择(play store)Google Play Store。
- 选择存储和缓存(Storage & cache)并点击清除缓存(Clear Cache)以删除 Play 商店的临时文件。
- 之后,点击清除存储(Clear Storage)并在确认提示中选择确定。(OK)
重置 Google Play 服务
这需要从您的设备上卸载所有Google Play 服务(Services)更新并将系统服务重置为出厂默认设置。
- 转到设置(Settings)>应用程序和通知(Apps & notifications)>应用程序信息(App info)(或查看所有应用程序(See All Apps))> Google Play 服务(Google Play services)。
- 点击右上角的三点菜单图标(three-dot menu icon),选择卸载更新(Uninstall updates),然后在确认中选择确定(OK)。
- 打开Google Play 商店(Google Play Store),您的设备应该会自动安装最新版本的Google Play服务。
查看设备的同步(Synchronization)设置
Google Play 服务(Services)还负责将个人和应用数据同步到您的Google帐户。如果您有多个帐户同时同步大量数据,Google Play服务会很快耗尽您的电量。(Google Play)或者,如果您的设备遇到同步失败(device is experiencing synchronization failures)。Google Play服务将不断重试同步,从而耗尽您设备的电池电量。
检查您设备的设置并禁用不需要的帐户和数据的自动同步。
- 转到设置(Settings)>帐户(Accounts),然后选择要修改其配置设置的帐户或应用程序。
- 选择帐户同步(Account sync)。
- 关闭(Turn)Google帐户中不需要的项目的同步。
- 然后,点击右上角的菜单图标(menu icon),然后选择立即同步(Sync now)以手动重新尝试同步失败。
当您使用它时,请确保您的设备具有有效的互联网连接。将您的设备插入电源并通过蜂窝数据使用 Wi-Fi 连接。
查看您设备的位置(Location)权限
Google Play服务是Android中位置服务的主要提供商。可以访问您设备位置的应用越多,Google Play服务的工作就越困难,从而导致电池消耗增加。浏览您设备的位置权限设置并禁用未使用或不必要的应用程序的位置权限。
- 转到设置(Settings),选择隐私(Privacy),然后选择权限管理器(Permission manager)。
- 选择位置(Location)。
我们建议对所有应用禁用“所有时间”位置访问。将应用程序配置为仅在使用时访问设备的位置。更好(Better)的是,在不需要时禁用位置访问——实时访问您的位置会消耗您的电池电量。
- (Select)在“始终允许(Allowed)”部分中选择一个应用程序,并将位置访问权限设置为仅在使用该应用程序时允许(Allow only while using the app)。
- 要撤消应用的位置权限,请在“始终允许”部分或“仅在使用时允许”中选择该应用(Allowed),然后选择(Allowed)拒绝(Deny)。点击仍然拒绝(Deny Anyway)继续。
仔细阅读(Peruse)“始终允许(Allowed)”和“仅在使用时允许(Allowed)”部分中的应用程序,并撤销任何奇怪应用程序的位置访问权限,或者在没有位置访问权限的情况下可以正常运行的应用程序。
请注意,禁用位置访问可能会导致某些应用程序和系统功能不可用。例如,如果您禁用待办事项或提醒(Reminder)应用程序的实时位置权限,则基于位置的提醒(location-based reminders)可能不起作用。
因此,请仔细审核您设备的位置权限,并禁用非关键应用程序的实时或“使用中”访问权限,或者在没有位置访问权限的情况下可以正常运行的应用程序。
重新启动您的设备
有时,重新启动您的Android智能手机或平板电脑将解决导致Google Play服务和其他系统应用程序出现故障的问题。
按住设备的电源按钮(power button),然后在电源菜单中选择重新启动。(Restart)
使用您的设备几分钟或几小时,然后检查设备的电池使用情况。如果Google Play 服务(Services)仍然在电池使用量排行榜上名列前茅,请更新您设备的操作系统。
更新或降级您的设备
过时或新Android(Android)版本中的系统级错误可能会影响Google应用和服务的性能。如果您很长时间没有安装任何主要更新或安全补丁,请更新您设备的操作系统。
转到设置(Settings)>系统(System)>高级(Advanced)>系统更新(System update)并在页面上安装任何新的或待处理的更新。
相反,如果您在安装系统更新后发现Google Play服务电池耗尽,(Google Play)请将您的设备降级到较旧的、无错误的 Android 版本(downgrade your device to an older, bug-free Android version)。
Google Play 商店电池耗电已修复(Google Play Store Battery Drain Fixed)
如果Google Play服务电池耗尽问题仍然存在,或者即使电池指示灯显示您仍有充足的电量,您的手机仍会关闭,请考虑重新校准您设备的电池(recalibrating your device’s battery)。激活Android 省电(Android Battery Saver)模式(设置(Settings)>电池(Battery)>省电(Battery Saver)模式>立即开启(Turn On Now))是另一个值得尝试的故障排除步骤。
这将通过减少某些应用程序和服务的后台活动来帮助节省设备的电池电量。
如果没有任何变化,请联系您的设备制造商Google Play 支持(Google Play Support),或在最近的维修中心预约,检查您的设备是否存在与软件和硬件相关的异常情况。
FIXED: Google Play Services Battery Drain on Android
Google Play Services is vital to the operations of Google apps and services on Αndroid devices. It keeps applicationѕ updated, provides location services, fosters the synchronization of data to Google, and generally enhances app performances.
Despite the multi-faceted responsibilities of Google Play Services, it doesn’t drain your device’s battery faster than usual. However, there are several factors that could trigger the service to consume excessive battery. In this article, we highlight major causes of the Google Play Services battery drain issue and their respective solutions.
Quick Tip: To check Google Play Services battery usage in Android, go to Settings, select Battery, tap the menu icon in the top-right corner, select Battery usage, and locate Google Play services in the “Battery Usage Since Full Charge” section.
Force-Update Google Play Services
All Android devices automatically update Google Play services as soon as there’s a new version available in the Play Store. If your device fails to update Google Play services in the background, some Google apps and services may cease to work correctly. That could also trigger Google Play services to consume more battery power than usual.
Luckily, you can always manually update Google Play services on your Android device.
- Open the Settings app, type play services in the search bar, and select Google Play services in the results.
- Expand the Advanced section, scroll to the “Store” section, and select App details.
- Tap Update or Install. If you don’t find either of these buttons on the page, that means you have the latest version of Google Play services installed on your device.
Clear Google Play Services Cache and Data
Google Play Services, like every other Android app, harbor temporary files (also called Cached Data) on your smartphone to bolster performance. Sadly, these files could also result in performance issues, excess storage usage, memory problems, and more.
Deleting temporary cache data is one easy way to fix the Google Play services battery drain issue.
- Open the Settings app, type play services in the search bar, and select Google Play services in the results.
- Select Storage & cache.
- Tap the Clear Storage.
- If you notice that the Google Play services battery drain issue persists after a couple of hours, return to the “App info” page and tap Clear Storage to delete the app’s data.
- Tap Clear All Data and select OK on the confirmation prompt to proceed.
Clear Google Play Store’s Cache and Data
Deleting the cache and storage data of the Play Store can fix problems with Google Play services.
- Launch the Settings app, type play store in the search bar, and select Google Play Store.
- Select Storage & cache and tap Clear Cache to delete Play Store’s temporary files.
- Afterward, tap Clear Storage and select OK on the confirmation prompt.
Reset Google Play Services
This entails uninstalling all Google Play Services updates from your device and resetting the system service to factory default.
- Go to Settings > Apps & notifications > App info (or See All Apps) > Google Play services.
- Tap the three-dot menu icon in the top-right corner, select Uninstall updates, and select OK on the confirmation.
- Open the Google Play Store and your device should automatically install the latest version of Google Play services.
Review Your Device’s Synchronization Settings
Google Play Services is also responsible for synchronizing personal and app data to your Google account. Google Play services will drain your battery fast if you have multiple accounts syncing lots of data simultaneously. Or, if your device is experiencing synchronization failures. Google Play services will keep retrying the synchronization, thereby draining your device’s battery.
Check your device’s settings and disable automatic synchronization for unneeded accounts and data.
- Go to Settings > Accounts and select the account or app whose configuration settings you want to modify.
- Select Account sync.
- Turn off synchronization for items you don’t want in your Google account.
- Afterward, tap the menu icon in the top-right corner, and select Sync now to manually re-attempt failed synchronization.
While you’re at it, make sure your device has an active internet connection. Plug your device into a power source and use a Wi-Fi connection over cellular data.
Review Your Device’s Location Permissions
Google Play services is a major provider of location services in Android. The more apps with access to your device’s location, the harder Google Play services work, thereby resulting in increased battery consumption. Go through your device’s location permission settings and disable location permissions for unused or unnecessary apps.
- Go to Settings, select Privacy, and select Permission manager.
- Select Location.
We recommend disabling “All Time” location access for all apps. Configure applications to access your device’s location only when in use. Better yet, disable location access if unneeded—real-time access to your location will take a toll on your battery.
- Select an app in the “Allowed All The Time” section and set the location access to Allow only while using the app.
- To revoke an app’s location permission, select the app in the “Allowed All the Time” section or “Allowed Only While In Use” and select Deny. Tap Deny Anyway to proceed.
Peruse apps in the “Allowed All the Time” and “Allowed Only While In Use” sections and revoke location access for any odd app, or apps that can function correctly without location access.
Note that disabling location access may render some apps and system features unavailable. For instance, location-based reminders may not work if you disable real-time location permission for your To-do or Reminder app.
So, carefully audit your device’s location permission and disable real-time or “in-usage” access for non-crucial apps, or apps that can function correctly without location access.
Reboot Your Device
Sometimes, restarting your Android smartphone or tablet will fix issues causing Google Play services and other system apps to malfunction.
Press and hold your device’s power button and select Restart in the power menu.
Use your device for some minutes or hours and check your device’s battery usage. If Google Play Services still tops the battery usage chart, update your device’s operating system.
Update or Downgrade Your Device
System-level bugs in outdated or new Android versions could affect the performance of Google apps and services. Update your device’s operating system if you haven’t installed any major update or security patch in a long time.
Go to Settings > System > Advanced > System update and install any new or pending updates on the page.
Conversely, if you noticed the Google Play services battery drain after installing a system update, downgrade your device to an older, bug-free Android version.
Google Play Store Battery Drain Fixed
If the Google Play services battery drain issue continues, or your phone shuts down even if the battery indicator says you still have plenty of juice left, consider recalibrating your device’s battery. Activating the Android Battery Saver (Settings > Battery > Battery Saver > Turn On Now) is another worthy troubleshooting step to try.
That’ll help conserve your device’s battery by reducing the background activities of certain apps and services.
If nothing changes, contact Google Play Support, your device manufacturer, or schedule an appointment at the nearest repair center to have your device examined for software and hardware-related irregularities.