Clock icon not showing current time?
CVonC
Level 2
Firmware: 30.41.69.122 (latest ww)
Just noticed this, the icon is now permanently stuck on 8:00 when it used to show the current time on the icon (on earlier versions of firmware). I have cleared storage for the app. Is this happening for anybody else?
Clock app version is 7.2.20_210618
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The latest is .112 - but probably this was just a typo from you. As for me, the clock icon in "Tools" shows the correct time. You are referring to this icon?
Yeah sorry 112 not 122.
But no not the Tools folder (I've removed all folders from my home screens from day zero).
The icon in the app drawer:
I cleared the storage for Asus Launcher too:
I don't have that problem
Thanks guys.
I think it's because I applied an icon pack using a sideloaded ZenUI Theme app. But I uninstalled it and it reverted back to the original icons. What's interesting though, is that the Weather icon still shows the current temperature. Anybody know how to fully reset the icons back to default without having to do a factory reset?
Just updating this.
Was able to reset it by downloading that Themes app, applying a theme and then deleting that theme from within the app. The last time what I did was just cleared the app storage and uninstalled the app.
Hi! How did you change the theme color from blue to purple? I don't like blue at all.
Apologies for the delay
Settings, Display, Style, Color :)
Thanks! I have one more question, how is your zenfone 7 lately? How much does your Android System and Android OS drain after a complete discharge? Can you post a screenshot with your battery usage please? Because I don't know what else to do with mine. For 3 days It has been draining at least 30% of my battery in idle, I did a factory reset, I returned to android 10 and it's better (sill drains a lot, but much better than before), but when I updated it again to 11, it does the same.
Probably I am wrong, but you have to keep in mind - and this was encountered to many other brands smartphones - the fact that when your mobile network have a poor signal in your area the battery drainage goes high. Could be one of the reasons, but this may not apply to you, so take this with all necessary reserve :) And also, could be a hardware thing, even you may see the Android being the culprit, but once you've said that you downgraded to A10 and the issue is still there, that may point a hardware problem (the USB port or who knows what else)