Table of contents:
- Speed up EMUI animations with this trick
- Storage full? Time to clean up
- Clearing the app cache can help
- Turn off automatic updates from Google Play
- Lower the resolution of the Huawei P30 Pro New Edition
- And if none of the above works ...
Is your Huawei P30 Pro New Edition running slow? Do you have lag? Or maybe some slowdown when opening applications? Although it is less and less common, the truth is that the passage of time can take its toll on our smartphones, either by having dozens of applications or an accumulation of unnecessary files, for example. Fortunately, there are methods that can help us speed up system performance in a few minutes without resorting to root. This time we have made a compilation with several tricks to improve the performance of the Huawei P30 Pro New Edition.
Speed up EMUI animations with this trick
Accelerating the transitions and animations that run on the system when interacting with certain elements is possible thanks to what is known as 'Developer settings'. To activate these settings we will have to go first to the About the phone section within the Android settings. Then, we will press a total of seven times on Build number until a message appears that notifies us of the activation of the aforementioned settings.
Once active, we will go back to the main settings screen to go to the System and updates section. Within this menu we will find a new section called Developer Settings (or Development Settings, depending on the version of EMUI), which we will have to access. Now we will only have to locate the following settings:
- Animation-window scale
- Animator duration scale
- Animation transition scale
To speed up the animations of the phone, the ideal is to set the figure at the value 0.5x. We can also choose to disable animations completely, although it is not recommended.
Storage full? Time to clean up
It is a fact, current flash memories reduce their performance significantly when free space is very low. Luckily, the Huawei P30 Pro New Edition has a tool that allows us to clean the memory to get rid of all unnecessary elements.
To access this tool we will have to go to the Storage section within the system settings. The application will then show us the current state of the device's storage. From this same application we can start the cleaning process by clicking on the Clean button that will be shown at the bottom. Next, the wizard will show us several options that will allow us to eliminate duplicate photos, large files and a long etcetera.
Clearing the app cache can help
Although the main objective of the cache is to speed up the loading processes of applications and games, it may be the case that it is generating a conflict with the system. Cleaning the cache is usually an effective solution, but only in cases where one or more applications are causing some kind of problem in a specific way.
To do this, just access the Applications section within Settings. Then, we will click on all those applications whose cache we want to delete. Within each of these applications we will click on Storage and finally on Empty cache.
In the event that the problems persist, we can try to delete the application data from the same menu that we just mentioned.
Turn off automatic updates from Google Play
The Google App Store represents the bulk of Google processes running on the system. The reason for this is simple: the store automatically scans the installed versions of the applications to constantly check for updates. Luckily, we can prevent updates from being installed automatically through the Google Play settings.
We can access these settings by sliding the side panel of Google Play to the right. Once inside, we will click on Update applications automatically and finally on Do not update applications automatically, as you can see in the upper screenshot.
Lower the resolution of the Huawei P30 Pro New Edition
By default, the Huawei P30 Pro New Edition runs applications in the native resolution of its screen, that is, Full HD +. To give a boost to the performance of the phone we can reduce the resolution of the screen to HD + through the EMUI settings, specifically from the Screen section.
In this section we will click on Screen resolution and finally on Low. In this way, all applications will run in 720p, with the consequent saving of resources and battery that this entails.
And if none of the above works…
The last option that we can resort to is based precisely on restoring the phone completely, not without first making a backup copy of the data that we do not want to lose. Once we have saved the files we want to keep, we will turn off the phone completely and turn it on again by applying the following key combination:
- Power button + Volume up
With the phone on, the system will show us a screen similar to the one in the following image:
Now we just have to select the Delete data option to permanently delete all data from the phone to return the system to its factory state. When the process is finished, it is normal for Google to ask us to enter the email and password with which we registered the phone for the first time.
