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Service started keeps appearing on screen ,what is this?≤
Has anyone resolved this? my battery also keeps going from like 70 to 0 is it linked?
Is anyone else experiencing an issue with the Album aswell. I've just tried to delete a couple of pics that I screen shot n it's saying could not delete. I wonder if it's related to the "service started" and the draining of the battery.
I had the same problem I followed these instructions another user posted
Go to settings > apps > show system > media storage app > storage > clear data then restart your phone
And it worked but my battery life is still terrible!
I'm having the exact same problems with my Xperia xz. Disappointing.
The same issue for me on my Sony Xperia Z5 Dual
Re: Service started keeps appearing on screen ,what is this?≤
I bet you it's something **bleep** like instant apps, or google nearby
I used avg task killer on my phone and it is something to do with movie creator app, you can either disable it or force stop it and problem will be gone.
@Wes25 wrote:I used avg task killer on my phone and it is something to do with movie creator app, you can either disable it or force stop it and problem will be gone.
Movie creator was already disabled on my phone and I still have this issue. That's not the culprit.
Copying my reply to
/t5/Xperia-Z5-Z5-Compact-Z5-Premium/quot-Service-started-quot-appears-every-few-minutes/m-p/1254710#... as it solved that person's issue, which is similar to this.
@tyw7 wrote:Does the problem only occur recently?
I tracked mine down to the Wuntu app, which causes a popup in all my devices. The app updated and it caused the message to pop up.
To troubleshoot the misbehaving app, try booting into safe mode first. This can be done by pressing on the word "shutdown." The word "safe mode" will display on the screen over your wallpaper.
If the "service started" error message disappears, it's due to a misbehaving app you recently installed or updated. To exit safe mode, simply reboot the device.
Try uninstalling the one that you updated or installed the most recent and work your way backward until the message stopped. Then you have found your culprit.
P.S. it wouldn't hurt to contact the developers of the offending app to try to get the problem fixed.
@NeoBeum wrote:I bet you it's something **bleep** like instant apps, or google nearby
Instant apps uninstall as soon as you exit it. And I have Google instant apps activated and it did not cause the issue.