This setting would need to be re-applied every time you reboot your device. We did not yet have this confirmed but it is possible you can alternatively just disable PowerGenie in Phone settings > Apps.
If apps keep getting killed try running adb shell pm stopservice hwPfwService. Run the following commands on your computer:Īdb shell pm uninstall -k -user 0 Īdb shell pm uninstall -k -user 0 Unfortunately this is a system app and can only be fully uninstalled using ADB (Android Debug Bridge) Source: XDA.Įnable USB debugging within Developer options on your device This means there is no other way to fix proper app functionality on Huawei than uninstalling PowerGenie. You cannot add custom apps on their pre-defined whitelist. It is called PowerGenie and it kills all apps that are not on its whitelist. In addition to all the non-standard power management measures described below, they introduced a new task killer app build right into EMUI 9 on Android Pie. Huawei is extremely inventive in breaking apps on their devices. Touch the little inverted triangle next to Don’t allow, touch All apps, locate and touch your app, and select Don’t allow. Open Settings, and search for and access Battery optimization. EMUI 9+ devices Classic battery optimization *Phone settings > All > Startup manager* and allow the app. This is done by an evil custom service called HwPFWService (and in EMUI 9 this is called PowerGenie) developed and bundled with EMUI by Huawei.ġ.
In some of the EMUI versions (we know about EMUI 4 at and we have some reports about EMUI 5 and now the latest EMUI 9) no user accessible settings can prevent the system to break background processing longer than 60 minutes. On default settings, background processing simply does not work right and apps working in background will break. There are no APIs and no documentation for those extensions. Traditionally Huawei and their Android customization called EMUI belongs to the most troubled on the market with respect to non-standard background process limitations. We have mixed reviews on Huawei - the PowerGenie app is present on some EMUI 9+ systems, while on others it isn't. UPDATE: On some phones with EMUI 9+ (Android P+) Huawei introduced a new task killer app called PowerGenie which kills everything not whitelisted by Huawei and does not give users any configuration options.
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