From Setting -> Sound and display -> System Volume/Ringer Volume I am getting the following error:
The application Settings (process com.android.settings) has stopped unexpectedly. Please try again. dumpstate_app_2010090612216_com_android_settings.log has been saved. Use *#9900# to copy out log.
I want to change the volume of the power on/off sounds because they are stupendously loud. Can someone help me?
EDIT:
Had to flash the firmware. Its now working.
Thanks for the help.
Killer Bee said:
From Setting -> Sound and display -> System Volume/Ringer Volume I am getting the following error:
The application Settings (process com.android.settings) has stopped unexpectedly. Please try again. dumpstate_app_2010090612216_com_android_settings.log has been saved. Use *#9900# to copy out log.
I want to change the volume of the power on/off sounds because they are stupendously loud. Can someone help me?
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Rooted unrooted ? Flash a new ROM or anything?
I'm rooted, haven't done any ROM flashing. The only noteworthy things I've done like that would be installing SetCPU (conservative; min 100 - max 1000), lag fix, gps fix, and I used Titanium back up to remove some bloatware.
Cheap fix: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=759156 this removes the sounds that are made when you turn off and turn on the phone. Doesn't fix the FC though.
You can try Odining back to stock or flashing eugene's Vibrant Hybrid of Vibrant9 and that would probably fix the FC.
The audio removal thing failed, and I can't delete the .wav.
I didn't want to flash a ROM already because it is just my 3rd day with the one and I wanted to wait until a build that used the official Froyo build was made but I guess it flashing time unless there is another solution.
Did you try a factory reset?
Killer Bee said:
From Setting -> Sound and display -> System Volume/Ringer Volume I am getting the following error:
The application Settings (process com.android.settings) has stopped unexpectedly. Please try again. dumpstate_app_2010090612216_com_android_settings.log has been saved. Use *#9900# to copy out log.
I want to change the volume of the power on/off sounds because they are stupendously loud. Can someone help me?
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If you have Rom Manager installed (and you should) open it, select FIX PERMISSIONS....let it finish...and reboot...and see if the problem goes away..
The Rom manager trick didn't work.
I'll try factory reset.
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What persistence. Still getting the error. I just I will flash.
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Can someone tell me which I need to use to get my phone back in its original condition.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=739091
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=734475
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=728698
You should look for an email you just received that may be corrupted somehow. If you figure out which one, try to delete the email (online). I got similar messages repeatedly after I created a Google contact on line and it appeared in my phone's contacts. I had left the year off the person's birthdate and apparently there's a bug in the Vibrant such that it chokes and core dumps when it encounters an empty year field. I deleted the contact (on line, because I couldn't get to it on the phone without force closing) and the problem went away.
I don't know if you're still having this problem but I too just had a similar issue. Long story short I found out that my volume was force closing because somehow my notifications sound didn't have any sound associated to it. Once I changed that I was able to access the volume settings again.
I also get force close errors on my phone (Vibrant from bell Canada) I sent it for repairs about 6 weeks ago... They flat out replaced the phone after 4~ weeks of waiting! Now after 2~ weeks of use its getting all kinds of force close errors AGAIN!
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the phone will not stop alarming and it does not give me the option to turn off the alarm or even see the notification. I have tried a soft reset and also turning off all alarms, along with the notifications and sounds settings. If I turn all the sound settings down to zero the phone does not audibly alarm but it still vibrates, even though the vibrate feature is turned off. All started when I dropped my phone.
I cannot figure out how to fix this, and its driving me insane!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
IPL 1.08
SPL 1.08
GSM .1.09.10
OS 1.8.10.2
HTC WIZARD
T MOBILE MDA
I am having this same problem right now and it is very annoying. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
kelzud said:
the phone will not stop alarming and it does not give me the option to turn off the alarm or even see the notification. I have tried a soft reset and also turning off all alarms, along with the notifications and sounds settings. If I turn all the sound settings down to zero the phone does not audibly alarm but it still vibrates, even though the vibrate feature is turned off. All started when I dropped my phone.
I cannot figure out how to fix this, and its driving me insane!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
IPL 1.08
SPL 1.08
GSM .1.09.10
OS 1.8.10.2
HTC WIZARD
T MOBILE MDA
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Its a notification problem - use check notification to delete duplicate notifications (only delete these not all of them) Click options/settiings and tick both boxes. There may be a null notification that is often a problem that you will need to click on and delete.
Run exe on pc desktop after activesync your device.
how do you get there
I cannot find the area that you are talking about. can you give a more detailed way of getting to that area with the names of the windows that I need to click on? Thanks,
Dave
Re: how do you get there
kelzud said:
I cannot find the area that you are talking about. can you give a more detailed way of getting to that area with the names of the windows that I need to click on? Thanks,
Dave
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I assume the program is installed on your device. Click on check notifications icon in startmenu\programs. Click on options then settings and tick remove duplicate events box and remove script 0x000 box then ok. Then click clear and it should clear all duplicate notifications for you.
I actually had the exact same problem on my 9100. After a couple of days I simply went ahead and made a hard reset....and havent had the problem since
Jakob
I had this problem a couple of times as well. Clearing duplicate notifications (using CheckNotifications or MemMaid) and the offending notification does NOT solve the problem. It will stop the errant alarm, but the next time one of your regularly scheduled alarms goes off, you will have the exact same problem. It's as if there's some error in the program which is responsible for creating the little box with the alarm message in it and switching the left soft key ot a dismiss button.
So unless you plan on never again using your alarm clock or setting reminders for anything, jacking with the notifications will not solve the problem.
The only way I have been able to fix the problem is with a hard reset. I'm sure there has to be some other way, but I sure haven't found it yet.
Is there a cure for this or no? I just downloaded check notification and ill give it a shot, but so far it shows no duplicate alarms on my system which i find hard to believe...
Did you tick both boxes in the options and delete a notification called null - have to click and hold to delete it. The alarm notifications are under clock.exe - delete all manually if not showing up duplicates. (click and hold)
Don't use WM 5 alarms at all
I use ActiveKitten's Chronos Alarms - no worries at all!
I also had this problem and a hard reset was the only thing I could do. Afterwards I restored my backup and never had the problem before.
I did a search of the forums and found 2 post without any solution to this problem. It started happening today to me and I've tried almost everything to make it work, i dont want to resort to a hard reset. Does anyone know how to solve this? My vibrate motors work fine as I just reverted back from an HTC Magic Port and my messages were vibrating perfectly fine.
Bump Still searching, found info that suggest a reboot removes this or setting the volume all the way down to silent then to vibrate would force it to fix itself. My G1 Still is not vibrating but the engine is perfectly fine because I keep testing it with a Magic Rom (H5.0.2).
Well, the obvious question is, have you gone into the messaging app and set it to vibrate?
Done all the sets already to properly troubleshoot the problem. Deleted any program having to do with calls and sms and still nothing.
Well then the only thing left is a factory reset. Once thats done make sure to go back into the messaging app and set it to vibrate.
If that doesnt fix it and you are running a rooted phone then reflash whatever firmware you are running.
An actual answer!
I had the same problem as you... i just got my phone yesterday, and I've been trying to get it to vibrate... and finally i found out how to! Go into messaging app (if a thread is open, click the MENU button press "more" then "all threads"); click the MENU button; press "settings"; at the very bottom of the list press "vibrate".
when i got to settings > sound & display > Ringer Volume or Media Volume i receive this message "Application Settings - process com.android.settings" then it makes me force close. Can anyone help me figure why this is happening?
Just tested on mine with no FC on either. Please keep issues with the rom inside of the rom thread instead of making a whole new one. Thanks.
I finally got my shiny new s2, turn it on and I get this
'Sorry! The application Status bar (process com.android.systemui) has stopped unexpectedly. Please try again' With 'Force Close' under it.
It tries to load the status bar a couple of times then gives up so when my phone is going, there's no status bar at all. Please tell me this an easy fix as I really don't want to have to send it back...
Factory reset ( wipes all data so backup )
jje
dsmaori said:
I finally got my shiny new s2, turn it on and I get this
'Sorry! The application Status bar (process com.android.systemui) has stopped unexpectedly. Please try again' With 'Force Close' under it.
It tries to load the status bar a couple of times then gives up so when my phone is going, there's no status bar at all. Please tell me this an easy fix as I really don't want to have to send it back...
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Go to applications in settings and force stop the status bar application and clear data then reboot. fixed.
Intratech said:
Go to applications in settings and force stop the status bar application and clear data then reboot. fixed.
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I'm able to force stop but it doesn't give me the option to clear data once I've done that. Tried rebooting without clearing data but it's still the same?
dsmaori said:
I'm able to force stop but it doesn't give me the option to clear data once I've done that. Tried rebooting without clearing data but it's still the same?
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Edit: Did factory reset and problem solved. Thanks guys
Hi,
I have a problem with CM10. Everytime that I want to access the option menu of the dialer, this one force closes stating "com.android.phone has stopped". and when I press ok, it goes back to the pin code screen. I'd also like to mention that the dialer takes more than one second to open up.
My kernel is 2.6.32.9-g79d818c. I had also this problem coming from stock gb french.
I have already tried wiping cache, dalvik and even fixing permissions. Am I the only one with this problem? Is there a solution?
Thanks for reading.
macmalon said:
Hi,
I have a problem with CM10. Everytime that I want to access the option menu of the dialer, this one force closes stating "com.android.phone has stopped". and when I press ok, it goes back to the pin code screen. I'd also like to mention that the dialer takes more than one second to open up.
My kernel is 2.6.32.9-g79d818c. I had also this problem coming from stock gb french.
I have already tried wiping cache, dalvik and even fixing permissions. Am I the only one with this problem? Is there a solution?
Thanks for reading.
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Pin code screen? Have you tried disabling the pin?
I have just tried your suggestion. But I still have the FC of the dialer when I go into its settings. The difference is that the phone disconnects and reconnect without asking for the pin. So it did not solve the problem. Thanks anyway
By the way, apart form this everything works pretty fine. I can call, receive call, send sms + many other smartphone stuff of course...