I feel like I have to be missing something dumb here. I can't get the G3 to be in vibrate mode and vibrate when I get a text or call. When I get the call the screen just lights up to the caller screen. It doesn't even vibrate when I have the ringer on. Under settings -> Sound, I have Silent mode set to vibrate then the Ringtone with vibration checkbox goes grey. This is what my sound settings are in the screenshot. What am I missing?
Do your phone has droped recently!?
I has a phone that droped and my vibrate has gone:|
If you feel it's not hardware problem, you should reset you data..
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saeed74 said:
Do your phone has droped recently!?
I has a phone that droped and my vibrate has gone:|
If you feel it's not hardware problem, you should reset you data..
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I just got it on Friday. I haven't dropped it. The phone won't even vibrate when I switch it into vibrate mode like my S3 did. I am trying to stay away from a hard reset of the phone.
Krusej23 said:
I just got it on Friday. I haven't dropped it. The phone won't even vibrate when I switch it into vibrate mode like my S3 did. I am trying to stay away from a hard reset of the phone.
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Do when you turn off/on your phone it vibrate!? (Holding power made a vibration when phone is on or off)
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saeed74 said:
Do when you turn off/on your phone it vibrate!? (Holding power made a vibration when phone is on or off)
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It vibrates when I turn the phone off yes. So I know the vibration function works.
So it just vibrated when I got a facebook notification.
So probably it's gonna be ok in next LG's update
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So probably it's gonna be ok in next LG's update
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Sorry but I don't want to wait until LG updates it.
Ok, now it seems to be working. I restarted the phone and it went through the optimizing apps screen. I wonder if it was having issues still after I tried switching to ART runtime. I switched it back to Dalvik yesterday but it maybe didn't optimize everything.
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I just realized my X10 does not Vibrate at all... Not even lightly, I even put my ear to it and I cant hear anything! Any ideas? Has anyone else had this sort of problem?
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Confirmed... If i put it on vibrate mode whilst attending church... there is no vibration at all.... really weird actually...
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Confirmed
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Mine vibrates. Is it set to vibrate in Sound and display settings, and what happens when you turn the volume right down, then up once?
does it vibrate when you power it on?
Get a vibrator ...
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is there any way that i can turn off the vibrate for"menu","home","back","search"?
I mean the four touch key at the bottom of the phone.
Thanks.
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is there any way that i can turn off the vibrate for"menu","home","back","search"?
I mean the four touch key at the bottom of the phone.
Thanks.
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those 4 keys always vibrate, cannot turn them off. If you use third party applications your vibrate for the phone calls and reminders will stop working too.
No you cannot. I have found that the only way to do this is to have the phone rooted and install Streak Vibrations and use that.
That globally disables all vibrations from the phone.
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I found the setting to turn off the keyboard vibration, but there are still other instances when it vibrates - for example, every time I unlock the screen it does a quick vibrate, and when I move icons on one of the seven desktop screens it vibrates.
Any way to turn off the vibrating for the unlock operation?
Thanks!
Menu/settings/sound/haptic feedback.
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bricky23 said:
Menu/settings/sound/haptic feedback.
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That option is unchecked. Even with haptic feedback disabled, I still get the vibrate when unlocking.
coachclass said:
That option is unchecked. Even with haptic feedback disabled, I still get the vibrate when unlocking.
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Me to. Dont know if its possible to disable this.
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Menu/settings/language and keyboards/ multi-touch keyboard/ vibrate on keypress needs to be unchecked
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Menu/settings/language and keyboards/ multi-touch keyboard/ vibrate on keypress needs to be unchecked
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No, that isn't it either. The keyboard vibrate options are for when you're keying in text. This is just the unlock screen that vibrates.
I'm beginning to think it's built into the OS. Weird that they don't allow you to change it. Sometimes I'd like to save as much power as possible, and the vibrate on unlocking does nothing for me. There's really no benefit to it. Doesn't help you unlock better, lol.
My mistake, I some how misunderstood the question even though it is written very clear. I would like to know the same thing . It seems that everything that has to do with vibrate on this phone is awkward. I have other issues with the vibrate settings.
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It's happened this morning during my chem lab class. I thought it was one of the machines in the lab until I pulled my phone out and realized it was me. So I thought it was a text bomb or a phone call. My phone exhibited none of those notifications. I then realized my phone was on silent and was still doing it. Changed to vibrate, same thing. Changed to loud, same sound at same loudness as it was on silent. Decided to power off and the beeping kept going during the power down sequence. Once powered down, when I quickly pushed the power button it would beep again. Phone wouldn't power on. Push the power button again and hold it down beep comes back during the power up sequence. Th fix I found was to turn off fast boot and power down and back up. Hitting the restart button probably would have done the same.
I took a video of the issue after my lab class was over. Didn't want to try anything around acids and flames.
http://youtu.be/UJm9hzdwOBY
I'm curious about how and why this happened. It started while it was in my pocket!
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It's happened this morning during my chem lab class. I thought it was one of the machines in the lab until I pulled my phone out and realized it was me. So I thought it was a text bomb or a phone call. My phone exhibited none of those notifications. I then realized my phone was on silent and was still doing it. Changed to vibrate, same thing. Changed to loud, same sound at same loudness as it was on silent. Decided to power off and the beeping kept going during the power down sequence. Once powered down, when I quickly pushed the power button it would beep again. Phone wouldn't power on. Push the power button again and hold it down beep comes back during the power up sequence. Th fix I found was to turn off fast boot and power down and back up. Hitting the restart button probably would have done the same.
I took a video of the issue after my lab class was over. Didn't want to try anything around acids and flames.
http://youtu.be/UJm9hzdwOBY
I'm curious about how and why this happened. It started while it was in my pocket!
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Mine has done that and I have seen other people reporting the same. Maybe network related.
It has happened to me twice .. all I did was a simple reboot and it stoped. I don't know what cause it.
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Yep. That's weird.
idk about the problem, but just try disabling fastboot and then rebooting it? worth a try...
atishpatel2012 said:
idk about the problem, but just try disabling fastboot and then rebooting it? worth a try...
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Mine did It when stock
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Mine did It when stock
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What does stock have to do with disabling fastboot? i guess i didn't really make it clear, but i mean the fastboot settings in the settings for stock. The setting that doesn't let a legit shutdown happen i think...just go into settings turn it off and then turn your phone off for like 5 mins and boot back up and see if it fixes the issue...
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What does stock have to do with disabling fastboot? i guess i didn't really make it clear, but i mean the fastboot settings in the settings for stock. The setting that doesn't let a legit shutdown happen i think...just go into settings turn it off and then turn your phone off for like 5 mins and boot back up and see if it fixes the issue...
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Go to settings > Battery > remove the check mark for Fast Boot.
Done and fixed issue. As described in my posting.
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I was surprised when I felt my Nexus 9 vibrate as all the tablets I've owned in the past have never had such a feature. However, soon I realized why because it's more of an annoyance than anything, especially when one of my random apps decided to vibrate in the middle of the night.
So how can I completely disable vibration? I have not found a main switch for this. I seem to be able to disable it app by app in some apps but not others.
Thanks in advance.
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I was surprised when I felt my Nexus 9 vibrate as all the tablets I've owned in the past have never had such a feature. However, soon I realized why because it's more of an annoyance than anything, especially when one of my random apps decided to vibrate in the middle of the night.
So how can I completely disable vibration? I have not found a main switch for this. I seem to be able to disable it app by app in some apps but not others.
Thanks in advance.
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I like to know too, went to keyboard setting but I swear the tablet still vibrates.
Very annoying, press an button get a vibration.....
Its in the the settings under sounds and notification and other sounds if I'm correct. There should be an option to turn off touch vibration..
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Hmm will look into it
Hmm will look into it
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Hmm will look into it
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thank you!
woshiweili said:
So how can I completely disable vibration? I have not found a main switch for this. I seem to be able to disable it app by app in some apps but not others.
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Its in the the settings under sounds and notificaion and other sounds if I'm correct. There should be an option to turn off touch vibration.
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Was having this problem too. Assuming you are using Google keyboard, you need to go to two places (both in Settings):
Settings | Sounds & notification | Other sounds | turn off "Vibrate on touch"
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Settings | Language & input | Google keyboard | Preferences | turn off "Vibrate on keypress"
Doing that worked for me.
If you want to make your nexus 9 silent (no vibrations or sounds) for all notifications, press and hold the volume down button until the device enters vibrate mode. Then, tap the vibrate icon and then u will see the usual bell icon with volume set to 0. Look at the screenshot.
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I think, I thought the OP meet Hepatic Feedback .... is that right "Hepatic"?
Type with the Google Keyboard you get a vibration every button press.
Vibrations for notifications I have no personal objections and use them on my phone all the time.
AstroDigital said:
I think, I thought the OP meet Hepatic Feedback .... is that right "Hepatic"?
Type with the Google Keyboard you get a vibration every button press.
Vibrations for notifications I have no personal objections and use them on my phone all the time.
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Haptic feedback, but close enough And yes, this is what I thought the OP was talking about also, not the notifications.
Well the question has these words: 'COMPLETELY disable vibration' so I thought he meant notifications too....but anyways...knowledge is good, right?
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Yes, what I was referring to was vibration caused by notification, not haptic feedback, which I disabled as soon as I setup the Nexus 9.
I've already disabled vibration in settings but some apps, with no settings to disable notifications at all, still vibrate even when I have the device on silent.
It's annoying because some of these apps may suddenly vibrate in the middle of the night or while I'm watching a movie.
Did you try the method which I had devised earlier?
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Zeeshan2304 said:
Did you try the method which I had devised earlier?
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I did. In fact that was one of the first things I tried yet for some reason some app's notifications (the ones that don't have settings to disable) still vibrate.
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If you want to make your nexus 9 silent (no vibrations or sounds) for all notifications, press and hold the volume down button until the device enters vibrate mode. Then, tap the vibrate icon and then u will see the usual bell icon with volume set to 0.
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wow.. thanks! - didnt know that!
thank you this is the answer i needed.
Zeeshan2304 said:
If you want to make your nexus 9 silent (no vibrations or sounds) for all notifications, press and hold the volume down button until the device enters vibrate mode. Then, tap the vibrate icon and then u will see the usual bell icon with volume set to 0. Look at the screenshot.
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Thank you so much this is the answer i was looking for i was turn my nexus 9 on silent but I was still getting notifications vibrating
though the night so i was have to turn it off to make sure I wasn't getting woke up. Anyway thanks a million.