[94hoe]

Originally Posted by yankeejeep

Do you use a wireless network at work to connect to the internet or for syncing? Does it carry out email checks or sync tasks automatically throughout the day when you're at your office? If that is the case, you may have a setting in ActiveSync or an Inbox account that is turning on your wifi to carry out the automatic tasks. You need to remember that even when a PPC is off, it is still running at a low level in order to give alarms and reminders and carry out its assigned automated tasks. Even if it is only switching on wifi and screen for a few minutes every time, these are two of the big power consumers and doing this cycle enough times in two or three days could drain your battery.

Yeah i have a wireless conntection here at work but i dont have any email checks or synch tasks setup. I had four reminders set for this weekend, but that shouldnt drain the battery.

[94hoe]

Originally Posted by yankeejeep

Do you use a wireless network at work to connect to the internet or for syncing? Does it carry out email checks or sync tasks automatically throughout the day when you're at your office? If that is the case, you may have a setting in ActiveSync or an Inbox account that is turning on your wifi to carry out the automatic tasks. You need to remember that even when a PPC is off, it is still running at a low level in order to give alarms and reminders and carry out its assigned automated tasks. Even if it is only switching on wifi and screen for a few minutes every time, these are two of the big power consumers and doing this cycle enough times in two or three days could drain your battery.

Yeah i have a wireless conntection here at work but i dont have any email checks or synch tasks setup. I had four reminders set for this weekend, but that shouldnt drain the battery.