Look at the android.com
If the summary has a String formatting marker in it (i.e. “%s” or “%1$s”), then the current entry value will be substituted in its place when it’s retrieved.
Look at the android.com
If the summary has a String formatting marker in it (i.e. “%s” or “%1$s”), then the current entry value will be substituted in its place when it’s retrieved.
Good solution is on stackoverflow.
Once ntoskrnl service took about 95% of memory and disk.
To solve we should switch off the following services: