Battery drain with High CPU (v6.0 Bundle 3049) due to module net.rim.io.impl

Hi,
I upgraded my Torch (9800) a week ago, and have been noticiing battery drain issues. The problem is NOT persistent, but is happening most of the times though. I am currently on OS v6.0 bundle 3049 (v6.0.0.706, platforn 6.6.0.246). My Wifi and Bluetooth are always OFF. Only using the Bell network, for which I have all the 5 bars available.
I have investigated further, and I found that the Blackberry System Software was the one running with the highest CPU - usually in the high 70s, to even high 90s. And this was consistent over hours, until the battery was dead. I have since removed any apps I suspecpected - such as Nice Office and LinkedIn. But the problem still persists.
Battery pull has been done multiple times, as well as I have checked, and there are are no OS updates available.
Now, currently, only the basic apps are loaded (Alt-Back) : Home, Messages, BBM, Phone, Borwser. All other apps are closed or exited.
Investigating further into the modules within the BB System Software, I have found that the net_rim_io_impl, is the one consuming ALL of the CPU. I am not sure where/what this module does - so I am unclear on what service within the BB I can turn OFF to get rid of the issue.
Please see the following screen shots, the CPU for the System drops a bit, as Options uses up some, else, it goes back to 90s, if left alone :-
And within the BB System Software :-
Please assist and guide, with either a fix to the module, or else, via some workaround, wherein some service can be stopped or some setting can be changed to avoid this battery drain.
Thanks!
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Hello scindia,
The following article should help you with maximizing the battery life on your BlackBerry® Torch™ 9800 smartphone:
How to maximize battery life and free memory on the BlackBerry smartphone - http://www.blackberry.com/btsc/KB14320
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That's it. This fixed it for me and for many on the forum where this was posted. My battery life is back to what it was before my update to iOS 8.2. I have plenty of battery life left when I get home after work.
Try it and pass it on....it works.

Use the Settings app to determine what apps or processes are using your battery the most. Once you know what is causing the battery drain you can take steps to reduce it.
Settings > General > Usage > Battery Usage
Wait a few seconds for the device to bring up the list of apps with their battery usage.

UPGRADING WITH A PERFECT BATTERY BUT WITH HIGHER NUMBER OF CELLS

i m using HP PAVILION DV5 1104-TU ENTERTAINMENT NOTEBOOK PC since 4years, recently its motherboard got crashed so after a wrong reply ,finally i got the motherboard from ebay which was perfectly apposite for my model,now its battery is not giving backup so i wanna buy a new battery but with 12cells or even more for extra backup, my battery's part no is 484170-001,my laptop screen is 15.4", 2gb ram,intel core 2duo, i wanna buy it from ebay but please provide the right battery which will fit with ease, as in my earlier post for motherboard the first reply was for a wrong motherboard as they s, do provide some ebay links for the higher number of cells if possible plus if i get to know about hours of backup

Yes, it will sit a little higher in the back due to the thicker battery. This will not harm the notebook. Generally speaking, an extended cell battery will cost significantly more than a standard battery. Think of the extended cell battery as a V8 and the standard battery as V4. The V8 is bigger and costs more than the V4. The one I linked to on eBay was about half of what the battery is from HP directly. Anthony82 provided a battery as well, but it's a non-OEM battery which typically means it's not an actual HP battery (think third party). LIke the one Anthony82 provided, I don't see any indication that the battery in the expert's link is a genuine HP battery. This might account for why is is significantly less as I don't see how a genuine HP battery can cost $20-$35 USD as I would imagine it costs more than that to make it.
To answer your question, the one the expert gave you does mention your specific notebook model. If it doesn't work, then that falls on the eBay seller.
You have many options to choose from, so choose the one that you are most comfortable with. If you want to look for a genuine HP part, you can look for HP part number KS526AA.
Let me know if this answered your question.
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