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A way to disable clicking/beeping noise?

I dont know about most ppl here, but I really hate that "beeping" noise whenever the unit receive a on screen click, especially that loud beep for the start button. Its really loud in the middle of the night
Is there a way to disable it, or change it to a much soothing sound
I install Wisbar Advance 2 before, and the pre-pack skin also change the beeping to a much better sound, but as I mention before here in this forum, I uninstalled it because it slow down my unit greatly.

start button > settings > sounds & notifications / screen taps etc.
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But I m talking about the loud beep for the start menu or the new tab, or when you open program from the start menu...
there is no option to unable them... is there a way?

so anyone know how?

How to get rid of menu clicks?

Whenever I press the start button, and work with pulldown menus, there is loud annoying click which I am unable to switch off or lower its volume, because if I lower the volume, I will also lower the volume for the ringtone. I found the file which does the "click" but am unable to delete it. Any suggestions?

Goto Settings -> Sounds and Notifications -> Disable sounds for Events

Khuanchai said:
Goto Settings -> Sounds and Notifications -> Disable sounds for Events
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This is obvious but not good. If I do this, there won't be any notifications for all of the events, like missed phone call, new text message etc.

Check this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/viewtopic.php?t=42022&highlight=

tweakradje said:
Check this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/viewtopic.php?t=42022&highlight=
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Thank you, it worked. I installed mute files, and clicks disappeared!

Disabling menu sound

Sorry if this is a dumb question, but I have a T-Mobile WM5 MDA and just updated it to the shipping ROM that came out today.
All is well, except for whenever I expand the start menu or a softkey menu, it makes a click sound as loud as the ringtone volume, and whenever I select an item, it does it again. This didn't happen before, so either it wasn't the default or I had worked out how to turn it off. However I can't seem to now.
Little help? Thanks much.

Start -> Settings -> Personal -> Sounds and Notifications
Uncheck next to Events
Voila.

Brilliant, thanks.

[Q] Change System, call and music volume separately 1by1 bric level

Hello
Evrything is in the title i think
A want to change the system volume separately from the in call volume and the music volume
Is there any issue?
An other question, i want o change the sound lvele 1by1 btic level not by 3, how can i change this?
Thanx a lot for your answer

nobody can help me?

nope, can't help you. Not sure that you can divide it that way. Your best bet is to dive into the registry and see what you can find.

To seperate the Ringer and system volume:
Go to Settings -> Sounds & Displays -> Volume. Turn Single volume to off.

fred_up said:
To seperate the Ringer and system volume:
Go to Settings -> Sounds & Displays -> Volume. Turn Single volume to off.
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yes but he wants to independently set system, in call and music volumes.

exactly

Volume of microphone

Hi there.
How can I increase the volume of the microphone?
Can I adjust it in the service menu ?
The microphone is very quiet!
Many people do not understand me well because I'm so quiet ...

DönerXXL said:
The microphone is very quiet!
Many people do not understand me well because I'm so quiet ...
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Hold the phone closer to your mouth when speaking? Especially if this happens when you use the phone in noisy environments. You can also go to the settings menu and try disabling the (call settings) noise suppression option.
The built in microphone has an automatic level control, so an external mic will do a lot better in unusual situations like this. You can set the mic gain in the service mode menu but it may have undesirable consequences, so you should leave that as a last resort. Moreover you still have to contend with the auto level if you are using the internal mic, so raising the mic gain would not be expected to help if there is high background noise levels.
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Thanks for your answer.
Can you tell me how can i adjust it in the service menu ???

Change the setting in the "audio" submenu of the service mode page.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=53016274&postcount=50
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So yes, I must say that I have the mini s5.
I have asked the question here because there here are more user.
I hope the menu is just the same.
So, I'm in the menu but how do I get into the submenu.
Hope you understand me.I writing all this with the google translator ...
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Need I root for the sub-menu ?
Menu - Back
Menu - Key Input - Q
Menu - Key Input - 0000
It opens nothing...

DönerXXL said:
So yes, I must say that I have the mini s5.
I have asked the question here because there here are more user.
I hope the menu is just the same.
So, I'm in the menu but how do I get into the submenu.
Hope you understand me.I writing all this with the google translator ...
Edit:
Need I root for the sub-menu ?
Menu - Back
Menu - Key Input - Q
Menu - Key Input - 0000
It opens nothing...
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Click to collapse
I am in the same situation ... i would like to open the "audio" submenu of the service mode but any of the key combinations i am trying work ... did you find any solution?