Hi, this is Wayne again with a topic “🔴SPEED UP YOUR FIRESTICK IN 1-CLICK (FAKE ?)”.
Now, if you have a fire stick or a Fire TV, and you find your device is always running slow, maybe you’re also experiencing buffering in your streaming applications. Probably the most common advice, you’re going to get is make sure you stop background applications on your device and, as you can imagine, the more things that are running in the background, the more applications, the more processes running that will slow your device down. The question is: what is the best way to close down these applications running in the background now there is a free application, called background, apps and process list, and there’s also another application called the fast Task Killer. Now I have covered this application sometime back.
It is a good application, but it doesn’t actually Target anything running in the background. It only targets your foreground applications now, probably the easiest way to demonstrate. This is if I open up the background, apps and process list.
Let’S click on that, this will do a scan on my device, and it’s now telling me that I have 18 applications open background applications open on my device, so everything from YouTube to award VPN to Netflix, for example. Now, if I press back, let’s now try the fast Task Killer and see what it does on my device. So if I press the select button on that – and we can see, we get display message saying that lots of processes have been terminated, Ram has also been freed up, which should be good for my device. Now, I’m not challenging that aspect. What I’m actually challenging is if I now go to background apps and process list, if the first toss killer had actually terminated these processes. There should be nothing in the background, apps and process list now, but we can see when I open this application. We have. We actually have 19 now, so something else is now decided to spawn in the background, and we have a total of 19 applications now running on my device now, depending on how actively you use your device, how often you restart here, he may be shocked to actually Discover how many of these things are running in the background, in fact, do leave me a comment below and let me know when you open up this application, how many things were running in the background on your device. Now we can see again.
My device has 19 applications running in the background now. You can also use this application to close off these processes, but it’s something that has to be done manually and it’s something that has to be done one at a time. So if I click on close multiple, I could notice I want to close off uh xiaomi TV and also Disney plus.
I can now go back to the top and select close selected apps, let’s press the select button and what this now does is. It goes to the settings of this application and allows me to click on Full Stop. So let me do that now, once that’s done, I can now press back so that was xiaomi. Tv then, takes me to the next application I just selected, which was Disney plus, and I can also select full stop. Let’S press full stop. Let’S now go back so we know we had 19 applications before and we can see we now have 17.
So it definitely works. Four: stop is the correct way to properly terminate applications in the background, but, as you can see, if you have lots of applications to terminate it can take some time – and this is where I developed my own application – the tduk app killer, which will essentially allow you To close all these applications with one click and you can also whitelist applications, which basically means that they will stay alive in the background and won’t be terminated. Applications like your VPN or maybe your mouse toggle or a custom launcher as you want to keep this running. You can actually select them to be whitelisted. Okay, so let’s now demonstrate that, let’s press back – and here we have the tduk app killer, which is available directly on the Amazon app store, as well as the Google Play Store. Let’S open that up.
Okay, so we can now make a connection. Of course you do have to enable ADB debugging before you use this application. I can now press select and we’ve now made a connection now. The first thing to demonstrate is if I do a count of total applications. Let’S press select and we can see correctly matching up with what we saw on the background apps and process list.
We have 17 applications running in the background. Now, let’s go to the white list for a second. I just want to double check to see. Have I got anything selected and we can see just what is enabled. Let me turn that off, as I just want to demonstrate me terminating everything.
Okay, this is enabled. Let’S turn that off. So now we can see. No applications are in my white list. Let’S press back, let’s just do account one more time we have 17 as expected, and now we can see guys if I click on full, stop all apps, we can say Ready, Steady, go in less than a second 16 of those 17 applications have now been terminated.
The reason why it’s 16 out of 17 is the missing application is the actual app killer itself. So I can now click on exit. Let’S now do the validation, and this is how you correctly confirm what is running in the background. Let’S open this up, and we can see just like that guys, 17 applications have now been terminated in less than a second. My device now has nothing running in the background, which means my device now has more memory and with the more memory it means I can reduce the chance of getting buffering and really just improve the performance of my fire.
Stick or fight TV or really any of these supported devices, the application does cost 199. It’S a lifetime license you buy it once you get lifetime upgrades and you can install it on as many devices as you like from the same platforms. So it doesn’t really matter if you have one fire stick or 25 Stakes with that single 199 cost, you could install the application on all of your devices. That’S pretty much it for this video guys. Many thanks for watching do leave me a comment below if you’ve used the fast Task Killer before or the background apps or process list, or if you also use the tduk app killer. Do leave me a comment below, let me know and I’ll hopefully, catch up with you guys real soon. Thanks .