ADB Command for Speed Up Your Android Phone – No Root Required!

 

What You Need Before Starting

First things first – you’ll need an Android phone running version 7.1.1 or newer. Samsung users need Android 9 or higher with OneUI. You’ll also need ADB installed on your computer with the right drivers. The process is pretty straightforward once you get ADB set up.

The beauty of this approach is that you can pick and choose which tweaks you want. You don’t have to run every single command – just grab what makes sense for your phone and how you use it.

Making Your Phone Feel Lightning Fast

Let’s start with the performance tweaks that’ll make your phone feel way more responsive. These commands disable the fancy animations and effects that look nice but slow everything down.

Now, here’s something interesting – you can set your screen to 48Hz refresh rate to save battery. Most people won’t notice the difference in daily use, but if you’re into gaming or really smooth scrolling, you might want to skip these next two commands:

Supercharge Your Internet Connection

This section is where things get really cool. These commands optimize how your phone handles network connections and even block ads without needing root access.

That last command sets up AdGuard DNS, which blocks 90-95% of ads and sketchy websites. It’s like having a built-in ad blocker that works system-wide.

If you want to try improving your signal quality (doesn’t work on all devices, but worth a shot):

Fix Your Battery Life Issues

Here’s where we tackle those annoying battery drain problems. Android’s “smart” battery management often causes more issues than it solves, especially with delayed notifications.

If you want to completely disable Android’s power saver mode (you can always turn it back on in settings later):

Get Rid of Screen Saver Battery Drain

Most people don’t even know their phone has screen savers running in the background. Let’s turn those off:

Make Your Phone More Responsive

Want your long presses to register faster? These commands speed up the response time:

Improve Your Phone Calls

If you make a lot of phone calls, these tweaks can make a real difference:

Change Your Device Name

Want to customize how your phone appears to other devices? Use these commands and replace “device name” with whatever you want:

Silence Annoying System Sounds

Time to get rid of all those unnecessary beeps, clicks, and vibrations:

If you want your phone to vibrate in sync with your ringtone and notifications:

For general vibration settings (you can adjust the intensity levels to your liking):

Turn off power and charging sounds:

Boost Your Bluetooth Audio Quality

If you use Bluetooth headphones or speakers regularly, these commands can improve audio quality:

Disable Google Features You Don’t Need

If you’re not using certain Google features, turning them off can help performance:

Turn Off Motion Sensors for Better Battery

These motion sensors can drain battery if you don’t use features like air gestures:

Samsung-Specific Optimizations

If you have a Samsung phone, these extra commands can help:

Audio Quality Improvements

These commands enable some advanced audio processing:

Enable Better Packet Scheduling

This helps with multimedia performance:

Disable Samsung Game Optimization Service

If you’re a gamer with a Samsung phone, GOS has been known to throttle performance. Here’s how to disable it:

Block Galaxy System Updates

If you want to prevent automatic system updates (app updates will still work fine):

OLED Screen Protection

If you have an OLED display, this helps prevent burn-in:

Improve Touchscreen Response

Make your touchscreen more responsive with these commands:

Disable Background Device Scanning

Stop your phone from constantly scanning for nearby devices:

Turn Off “OK Google” Background Detection

This can save battery if you don’t use voice commands:

More Samsung-Specific Tweaks

Disable cross-device sync features:

Disable RAM Plus (virtual memory expansion):

Final System Refresh Commands

After applying all your chosen tweaks, run these commands to refresh your system:

How to Actually Use These Commands

The easiest way is to create a batch file (.bat) with all the commands you want to use. Just copy the ones that make sense for your phone and usage, paste them into a text file, save it with a .bat extension, and run it while your phone is connected via ADB.

Remember, you don’t need to use every single command. Pick what works for your situation. If you use Google Assistant regularly, skip the Google-disabling commands. If you like vibration feedback, leave those settings alone.

My Experience With These Tweaks

I’ve been using most of these commands for months now, and the difference is pretty noticeable. My phone feels more responsive, battery life is better, and I don’t get those weird notification delays anymore. The network optimizations seem to help with connection stability too.

The key is being selective about what you apply. Start with the basic performance tweaks and see how your phone feels, then gradually add more if needed.

Final Thoughts

This collection of commands is basically years of Android power-user knowledge compiled into one place. These aren’t dangerous modifications – they’re just changing system settings that are normally hidden from regular users.

If something doesn’t work right after applying these changes, you can usually reverse them by changing the 0s to 1s or vice versa, or by going into your phone’s settings to adjust things manually.

Give it a try and see how much better your Android phone can perform with just a few simple tweaks!