Does anyone know how to change the tones for sms or mms and turn on vibrate function when in normal mode? ive looked everywhere LOL
starkall said:
Does anyone know how to change the tones for sms or mms and turn on vibrate function when in normal mode? ive looked everywhere LOL
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Go to your settings tab, press "menu" in bottom right, then "all settings", this will take you to the WM settings. There you will see "Sounds & Notifications"...the settings you're looking for will be in there.
Thanks, i never thought before to tap where it says incoming call and switch it to new message to change those settings, i was getting so pissed!!!, LOL appreciate it.
starkall said:
Thanks, i never thought before to tap where it says incoming call and switch it to new message to change those settings, i was getting so pissed!!!, LOL appreciate it.
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No problem...plenty of others have missed that too
@zelendel, or any other mod, would you please do the honors and close this one?
Thanks I was looking for this too
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In Regedit, create a new key' Settings' so that it looks like this:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Inbox\Settings]:
Create a new string value under 'Settings':
"SMSNoSentMsg"
Value: 1
tried that still got the bubble.. does that work for the xdaII?
Do you guys means this:
Go to Start/Setting/Sound and Notifications/Notifications
Select SMS:New SMS Message (point 1)
Uncheck Display Message on Screen
Why on earth do you want to disable the notification bubble? I reckon it a highly appreciated icon
schen said:
Do you guys means this:
Go to Start/Setting/Sound and Notifications/Notifications
Select SMS:New SMS Message (point 1)
Uncheck Display Message on Screen
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That's for incoming SMS. The one I posted deals with the SMS notification bubble that appears after a message has been sent.
zabes64 said:
tried that still got the bubble.. does that work for the xdaII?
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Yes, it's specifically for the XDAII cos there's no notification bubble for the XDAI. You probably entered it wrongly.
thumper said:
Why on earth do you want to disable the notification bubble? I reckon it a highly appreciated icon
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i appreciate the notification too. But preferences are individual, I know there would be some out there who'd prefer not to see the bubble after sending an SMS.
it is importent issue, yes I do not want my I-Mate to power on when I receive a SMS. How can I do that. why because I got a lot and want to save power and the most importent is when the I-Mate in pocket and off than it is powered on by SMS some time I-Mate calls others while it is in my pocket.
thumper said:
Why on earth do you want to disable the notification bubble? I reckon it a highly appreciated icon
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I remember that someone once posted a message in this forum asking how to disable the SMS Sent notification. His problem was that he was sending an SMS message to a very large number of recipients and the continuous stream of SMS Sent notifications was very annoying. I also experienced the same problem when I changed my phone number and notified via SMS everyone in my contacts list. The barrage of beeps and SMS Sent notifications that followed was really annoying. It would have been good to disable the notification at least temporarily.
NOTE TO EVERYONE: We're talking about the SMS Sent notification, not the SMS Received notification.
Why I can't see any Settings in [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Inbox\Settings]?
Try to create that "Settings" key ... then create the SMSNoSentMsg string...
I just tried this and it DOES work...
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Inbox\Settings]
The only thing to maybe note is SMSNoSentMsg is a numeric value, not a string value like the above says.
SMS sent bubble settings...EUREKA
I have posted this sometimes back and here it is again...
[HKCU\ControlPanel\Notification\Default\]
Creat a new key string and name it for instance "System Notification"
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goto your Sound & Notification settings and you shall find the same there with the default check boxes.
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Uncheck the display message on screen...
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Bingo.. there you go and you wont get the bubble anymore..
Feedback's appreciated...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/viewtopic.php?t=14297&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=75
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Fuad said:
it is importent issue, yes I do not want my I-Mate to power on when I receive a SMS. How can I do that. why because I got a lot and want to save power and the most importent is when the I-Mate in pocket and off than it is powered on by SMS some time I-Mate calls others while it is in my pocket.
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Well, in that case there' a way to control this "inconvenience" by a registry trick..
\HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Power\
Give a value of "35" to the DWORD string "WakeupPowerOff".
This controls the # of seconds following a non-user input event wakeup such as an alarm, the # of seconds without user input activity before the system suspends. But mind you to keep it close to 30 secs because of Alarm settings otherwise you screw up the alarm power on and off which is not appropriate 8)
Re: SMS sent bubble settings...EUREKA
Cyber-mate said:
I have posted this sometimes back and here it is again...
[HKCU\ControlPanel\Notification\Default\]
Creat a new key string and name it for instance "System Notification"
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goto your Sound & Notification settings and you shall find the same there with the default check boxes.
:arrow:
Uncheck the display message on screen...
:arrow:
Bingo.. there you go and you wont get the bubble anymore..
Feedback's appreciated...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/viewtopic.php?t=14297&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=75
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My question is:
Will the SMS-Notfication sound still display or not? I want to hear it, but i don't want the screen to power on when receiving an sms.
Re: SMS sent bubble settings...EUREKA
Bubisch said:
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After when you have edited the registry. You can modify the display, sound and duration of red LED from the Sound & Notifications thru the Control Panel..
Any luck... :?:
I think it works! Although its stupid to post yourself, i tried - and there you go! If you get an sms, the notification Is still there, but the bubble only pops up, if you tick the notification icon. That's just what i wanted.
Bubisch said:
I think it works! Although its stupid to post yourself, i tried - and there you go! If you get an sms, the notification Is still there, but the bubble only pops up, if you tick the notification icon. That's just what i wanted.
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on my imate JAM you can have (talking about SMS IN) this even without the registry edit. it is in settings sounds & notifications just untick display on screen message and you will only get the envelope when an sms comes in.... tapping the envelope will show you the message. As for the SMS SENT reg edit I will be trying it now... I'll report how it works out too.
Ok I tried this out (SMSNoSentMsg) and it works for me
SMSNoSentMsg
JamesManios said:
I just tried this and it DOES work...
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Inbox\Settings]
The only thing to maybe note is SMSNoSentMsg is a numeric value, not a string value like the above says.
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....you mean a DWORD value.. :idea:
Alright is there any way of disabling that noti when someone sends a msg. Because I'll be typing a msg and suddenly someone will send me one and that noti will pop up and screw me up!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Bothering me like crazy. I only know of the msg sent one. But can't find the msg recieved one. Thanks in adv!!
--slLy-Dee
Solution:
Very simple solution. Go to Settings - Sounds and notifications. Then click on notifications on the bottom, then click on the Event dropdown menu and select Messaging: New text message and uncheck the display message on screen box. You can do the same for MMS and Email by selecting them from the event dropdown box.
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Thanks nanek921!
I know the feeling, so if anyone can get an answer, that would be great!
how do you disable the message sent one? maybe I am just stupid, but I didnt see how...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=325975
Download the "disable SMS sent notification" in the above thread.
i agree
i have the same issue as OP. the message received notification messes me all up.
thanks
skimball said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=325975
Download the "disable SMS sent notification" in the above thread.
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i believe his looking for the recieve message disable... not sent message
boyet804 said:
i believe his looking for the recieve message disable... not sent message
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Doh. I must have misread it. Back to lurking for me.
Check the settings Sounds and Notifications area
Very simple solution. Go to Settings - Sounds and notifications. Then click on notifications on the bottom, then click on the Event dropdown menu and select Messaging: New text message and uncheck the display message on screen box. You can do the same for MMS and Email by selecting them from the event dropdown box.
Holy Crap!!! Thanks a BUNCH!! I would have never guessed. Being that MSG SENT disabled was hard enough to get now this was a lot easier!!! WOW You made my day dude!!!!.......
Today I dialled my voicemail to check for messages as it seemed odd to me that I had none in the 3 weeks i've had the phone?!
I found 11 messages sitting there waiting to be listened to, some of which were very important!!!
Where is the voicemail notificaiton?? Is this just my phone??
Karlos.
Karlos G said:
Today I dialled my voicemail to check for messages as it seemed odd to me that I had none in the 3 weeks i've had the phone?!
I found 11 messages sitting there waiting to be listened to, some of which were very important!!!
Where is the voicemail notificaiton?? Is this just my phone??
Karlos.
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Go into Sound & display in manilla. Click on Notification sounds & then select Voicemail on (this is disabled by default). Then go into All Settings > Sounds & notifications > Notifications in Winmo & select a sound for Voicemail. Hope this helps.
Yeah that is on and only gives a one off sound but what about an icon on the task bar??? If I dont here the sound then I have no idea that I have a voicemail!! lol
I get a missed call icon on mine & also have set up with Vodafone to receive a text message. I am using Brians Taskbar. Are you using the stock taskbar?
Missed call icon doesnt tell you there is a voicemail though does it?
I'm using Brians too but only as of today, so I get nothing on that or on the stock taskbar.
Just checked and I too had voicemails waiting, where is the symbol on the taskbar?!
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Just checked and I too had voicemails waiting, where is the symbol on the taskbar?!
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Yeah exactly!! Yet another bloody 'bug' for us poor HD2 users lol
Not quite the same as a taskbar icon... but in all settings > sounds and notification, there's a "display message on screen" option for voicemail
I don't know if the notification system for orange and vodefone is the same as o2, but when i call my o2 voicemail there is a setting for notification types. ONe to send you text, one to call you back and the last one is to send a voicemail notification to the phone.
The last option is what enables the voicemail icon in the taskbar.
I can get the notification with the LED but it keeps blinking after listening to the voicemail (when the message has been leaved with the HD2 turned off only). That's really annoying.
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Not quite the same as a taskbar icon... but in all settings > sounds and notification, there's a "display message on screen" option for voicemail
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It's better than nothing if it stays on the screen until you close it or listen to the message?!
Karlos G said:
It's better than nothing if it stays on the screen until you close it or listen to the message?!
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No idea, haven't tried it but I assume it stays on until you dismiss it.
Same problem here with the standard taskbar.Taskbar Icon is missing. Im getting stupid texts such as >@ or [email protected] I wondered what they meant untill I check my voicemail and found 2 messages.
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Mate this is a feature!
How did you get it to work without realising?
Lucius Snow said:
I can get the notification with the LED but it keeps blinking after listening to the voicemail (when the message has been leaved with the HD2 turned off only). That's really annoying.
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LondonTownGuy said:
Same problem here with the standard taskbar.Taskbar Icon is missing. Im getting stupid texts such as >@ or [email protected] I wondered what they meant untill I check my voicemail and found 2 messages.
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ah is that what they are? I've had the same random messages! lol
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Mate this is a feature!
How did you get it to work without realising?
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Sorry i haven't understood.
does anyone have a solution to this?
ive been using my HD2 for about a week now and never realized this either (Im on Rogers network in Canada)
I just did a test by leaving a voicemail:
I get a missed call notification
a SMS about the voicemail
but NO VOICEMAIL icon! (usually looksl like the little tape)
Does anyone know how to fix this?
I've been into the "Sounds and notifications" menu and checked "Phone: Voicemail" and checked off "Display message on screen"
but still no icon on the taskbar?
Anyone know?
I've not found anything yet mate
At least you get a SMS notification!
I've just read through these and I'm thinking you are after the same thing I am. But just to be sure, I'm going to reword what you are looking for. Because what I am looking for (since I also get the missed call, and the voicemail text) is the option to simply tap the voicemail icon and have it dial into my voicemail automatically like I used to be able to do with my htc tytnII. For now I have to go to my phone screen and press and hold one, which I find a pain as some times I don't have time to check my messages right that moment, but I hate turning off the phone with the missed call and voicemail text still there, so I get rid of those, and then forget to check voicemail later. Are you guys talking about the same thing? And has anyone yet found a solution if so?
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I've just read through these and I'm thinking you are after the same thing I am. But just to be sure, I'm going to reword what you are looking for. Because what I am looking for (since I also get the missed call, and the voicemail text) is the option to simply tap the voicemail icon and have it dial into my voicemail automatically like I used to be able to do with my htc tytnII. For now I have to go to my phone screen and press and hold one, which I find a pain as some times I don't have time to check my messages right that moment, but I hate turning off the phone with the missed call and voicemail text still there, so I get rid of those, and then forget to check voicemail later. Are you guys talking about the same thing? And has anyone yet found a solution if so?
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No that is not it!
We do not get a Voicemail icon so do not know that we have a voicemail!!
I didnt like the way the emails and messages opened in the home tab, ie it goes straight to the latest message so I added the mail and messages programs from the start menu to my quick links which corrects these problems. However, there is no notifications on the quick links to notify me if I've got a message or not. Is there a way you can get notifications to come up like it does on the home tabs?
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I didnt like the way the emails and messages opened in the home tab, ie it goes straight to the latest message so I added the mail and messages programs from the start menu to my quick links which corrects these problems. However, there is no notifications on the quick links to notify me if I've got a message or not. Is there a way you can get notifications to come up like it does on the home tabs?
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You can set notifications to show on screen messages for these events, yeah.
Go to Settings, All Settings, Sounds & Notifications, Notifications (tab) and when you go to message or new email message, you can set it to "Display message on screen".
Hope this helps
johncmolyneux said:
You can set notifications to show on screen messages for these events, yeah.
Go to Settings, All Settings, Sounds & Notifications, Notifications (tab) and when you go to message or new email message, you can set it to "Display message on screen".
Hope this helps
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Unfortunately not because if I go into settings I don't have an option for 'All settings'. The only option I can find for notifications is under display and sounds, and I can only change the sounds and vibrate for notifications. Am I doing something wrong?
snerkler said:
Unfortunately not because if I go into settings I don't have an option for 'All settings'. The only option I can find for notifications is under display and sounds, and I can only change the sounds and vibrate for notifications. Am I doing something wrong?
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Sorry - it's the settings tab, then Menu, then All settings.
It's frustrating because All Settings is what the settings icon in the start menu used to do, and some people have modified the registry so that it's back that way (me included), so when you want someone to go to settings, you have to actually tell them to go to the settings tab, then menu, then all settings, when you just want the bloody windows settings screen!! lol
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Sorry - it's the settings tab, then Menu, then All settings.
It's frustrating because All Settings is what the settings icon in the start menu used to do, and some people have modified the registry so that it's back that way (me included), so when you want someone to go to settings, you have to actually tell them to go to the settings tab, then menu, then all settings, when you just want the bloody windows settings screen!! lol
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Thanks, I never even knew that all settings was even there.I'll see if that works, cheers
The notification wasn't exactly what I was after, with the fix suggested above a pop up comes up saying new sms which is not exactly what I was after. What I wanted was something like on the messages on the tabs where you get a green circle superimposed with a number of how many messages you have. Can that be done?
Ah - I see what you're saying now. Sorry, I misunderstood.
Have you looked at MaxManila at all? That does exactly what you're asking.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=551489
Hope this helps
johncmolyneux said:
Ah - I see what you're saying now. Sorry, I misunderstood.
Have you looked at MaxManila at all? That does exactly what you're asking.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=551489
Hope this helps
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Cheers, I'll have a look into this
Anyone else having this issue? In "Settings - Sound - Under Ringtones and Notifications - Vibrations" I am trying to change it to Heartbeat but everytime I receive any notification it still vibrates as if it were set to Basic Call.
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Anyone else having this issue? In "Settings - Sound - Under Ringtones and Notifications - Vibrations" I am trying to change it to Heartbeat but everytime I receive any notification it still vibrates as if it were set to Basic Call.
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as stupid as this sounds, after you select it, make to hit save at the top.
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as stupid as this sounds, after you select it, make to hit save at the top.
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There isn't a save option. If I go back into settings Heartbeat is still selected. Even after a reboot. So it looks like the setting is selected correctly it just isn't working.