One of the most common issues Android users face is having problems with their Screen Timeout Not Working when they want it to. Luckily, there are a few easy ways to get your Android phone’s screen timeout adjusted properly.
Adjust System Settings for Screen Timeout
- Open your phone’s Settings app and go to Display.
- Search for sleep or screen settings.
- Here you will have the option to select the screen timeout. Usually, it’s adjustable from 15 seconds to 30 minutes.
- Choose your desired timeout length. Some people prefer 30 seconds to 1 minute for battery savings. Others may want 10-15 minutes if they’re frequently using their phone for long periods.
Use Special Apps for Screen Timeout
- Use a third-party app from the Play Store to adjust the screen time-out settings manually.
- If you want to keep your Android screen always on then you can select “never” from the options available.
- These apps run in the background and override your standard timeout settings. Just open the app when you want to prevent your screen from turning off.
Check for Power-Saving Modes
- Some Android phones have special battery-saver or power-saving modes that can affect your screen timeout.
By adjusting your system settings, using timeout-controlling apps, and checking power modes, you should be able to resolve any screen timing issues on your Android phone. Don’t hesitate to contact support if problems persist
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FAQs
Q: How can I extend my Android phone’s battery life?
A: Reduce screen brightness, disable Bluetooth/WiFi when not in use, and close background apps.
Q: My Android phone is frozen or unresponsive what should I do?
A: Press and hold the power button and force restart the mobile phone.
Q: Why is my Android phone charging slowly or not charging at all?
A: Check for lint/debris in the charging port, use another cable, and replace the wall adapter if damaged.
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