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09-14-2022 02:00 PM (Last edited 09-20-2022 08:12 AM by SamsungRyder ) in
Galaxy S PhonesAfter last update 9/6/22 my phone stopped ringing.
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09-17-2022 09:31 AM in
Galaxy S PhonesWelcome to the community! I understand your concerns on this situation and I will be glad to assist. There may be a few reasons why you can’t hear your ringtone. For example, you may have enabled certain settings like Do Not Disturb, Airplane mode, and Focus mode. These can prevent you from hearing ringtones.
Increase your device's volume: Close any apps and stop playing any media, then using the volume keys, increase your device’s volume. If you have headphones connected, the earbud audio will increase instead. Disconnect your headphones to increase the device's volume.
Please Note: If you do not hear any sounds at all, you may need to check your speaker.
Verify how you've set your ringtones: You can set a default or custom ringtone for your phone, or a ringtone for a specific contact. If you've set a custom ringtone for other apps that support calling or video calling, you will need to check the sound settings in that specific app. For further support contact the app developer.
Check if Mute all sounds has been turned on: Navigate to Settings, tap Accessibility, and then tap Hearing enhancements. Tap the switch next to Mute all sounds to turn it off.
Check if Airplane mode has been turned on: Swipe down from the top of the screen using two fingers to open the Quick settings panel. If Airplane mode is turned on, its icon will be blue, tap it to turn off.
Check the Digital Wellbeing modes: Navigate to Settings and then tap Digital Wellbeing and Parental Controls. Tap Digital Wellbeing. Check the Focus mode, Bedtime Mode or Wind down mode.
Restart your phone: Tap the Power icon and select Restart. Wait for your phone to turn back on and check to see if the ringtone issue is resolved.
If nothing else works, it is possible that an app is interfering with your ringtones. Perform a factory reset on your phone to get everything set back to standard. Before you perform a factory reset be sure to back up your personal data. Test your ringtones before you install any apps.
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09-14-2022 02:16 PM in
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09-17-2022 09:31 AM in
Galaxy S PhonesWelcome to the community! I understand your concerns on this situation and I will be glad to assist. There may be a few reasons why you can’t hear your ringtone. For example, you may have enabled certain settings like Do Not Disturb, Airplane mode, and Focus mode. These can prevent you from hearing ringtones.
Increase your device's volume: Close any apps and stop playing any media, then using the volume keys, increase your device’s volume. If you have headphones connected, the earbud audio will increase instead. Disconnect your headphones to increase the device's volume.
Please Note: If you do not hear any sounds at all, you may need to check your speaker.
Verify how you've set your ringtones: You can set a default or custom ringtone for your phone, or a ringtone for a specific contact. If you've set a custom ringtone for other apps that support calling or video calling, you will need to check the sound settings in that specific app. For further support contact the app developer.
Check if Mute all sounds has been turned on: Navigate to Settings, tap Accessibility, and then tap Hearing enhancements. Tap the switch next to Mute all sounds to turn it off.
Check if Airplane mode has been turned on: Swipe down from the top of the screen using two fingers to open the Quick settings panel. If Airplane mode is turned on, its icon will be blue, tap it to turn off.
Check the Digital Wellbeing modes: Navigate to Settings and then tap Digital Wellbeing and Parental Controls. Tap Digital Wellbeing. Check the Focus mode, Bedtime Mode or Wind down mode.
Restart your phone: Tap the Power icon and select Restart. Wait for your phone to turn back on and check to see if the ringtone issue is resolved.
If nothing else works, it is possible that an app is interfering with your ringtones. Perform a factory reset on your phone to get everything set back to standard. Before you perform a factory reset be sure to back up your personal data. Test your ringtones before you install any apps.
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10-04-2022 11:56 AM in
Galaxy S PhonesIt is very funny how my phone had no problem until your July update.🤔 Then after three weeks you did another update then just like clockwork it starts rining again. One week later you do another update and then it stops again. One month later you do another update and after that update yesterday 10/3/22 Guess what? It started ringing again. I am turning off automatically do updates and my iPhone will be here tomorrow.
To little to late goodbye.