The option seems to have disappeared - any ideas?
duhprest said:
The option seems to have disappeared - any ideas?
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go to settings > go into the bluetooth menu > click the switch to turn on BT > click your device's name
it should turn visibility on for 2 mins
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Hi Guys,
Till a recent reboot I had the possibility to double tap on the screen to "turn on" the screen.
All gestures work on the screen at the moment (V - circle - two fingers - next / previous song) except for screen on.
Is there a setting that I accidentally used?
Any thoughts?
Tnx
Check: settings > display &led scroll down to advanced option "double tap to..."
Should manage that problem
Geri.st
Settings -> Display -> Gestures -> Double tap.
If you use a kernel other than stock, ensure that the option is enabled as well (they're enabled by default on kernels)
zephiK said:
Settings -> Display -> Gestures -> Double tap.
If you use a kernel other than stock, ensure that the option is enabled as well (they're enabled by default on kernels)
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Thank you, that worked. Strange how it lost it setting.
Need to get more familiar with Cyanogen 11
Bazzz66 said:
Thank you, that worked. Strange how it lost it setting.
Need to get more familiar with Cyanogen 11
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So many customizations that you get lost ... its great having options to customize your phone the way you want it to be though.
Enjoy.
The notification bar only shows notifications and no settings that I can see. Am I missing something or the only way to do it is to create widget or shortcut ?
Pull up slowly from the bottom of the screen. This is called "control center" it's super annoying to me honestly.
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That is one of those things like WTF ? Thanks for the info
aim1999x said:
That is one of those things like WTF ? Thanks for the info
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Turning off auto sync is the worst lol
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Where do you turn on and off auto sync ?
aim1999x said:
Where do you turn on and off auto sync ?
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Settings > Advanced settings > Accounts > More > Auto-sync data
Yup that's it, I completely missed "more" on the bottom of the screen. Thank you. Other than few UI quirks I am liking the phone far.
Also the touch sensor works for me even with screen on, so they must have fixed that bug.
Hi guys!
I have an XT1540, 2gb/16gb version (Retail US) on Marshmallow.
This is the situation: I'm not always at my house. So, I turn off WiFi when I don't use it. But, even though I turn off WiFi, it remains ON. This does not affect the battery duration. I also notice this when I toggle WiFi on using the tile under quick settings, it seems WiFi was always on because it shows available networks immediately.
Yes, I have turned off "Wi-Fi scanning" under Settings > Location > three dots > Scanning, so there is no reason why WiFi is always ON!
Does any of you have the same issue? I attached some screenies. :good:
Want to hear from you guys...
EDIT: I found the solution. Even though I disabled Always scanning on Settings > Location, Wi-Fi always was ON!
I used to go to *#*#4636#*#* > Wi-Fi information > Wi-Fi status and Supplicant state always said SCANNING.
Went to Developer options and scrolled down to Networking and turned ON "Always allow Wi-Fi Roam Scans". When you turn this on, it disallows the always scanning supplicant state. Now Wi-Fi totally turns off when I select the tile in quick settings!
See attachments!
I think it's common marshmallow bug, not only in Moto devices but even Nexus devices facing this issue.
After some reboots it goes back to normal.
vicky90 said:
I think it's common marshmallow bug, not only in Moto devices but even Nexus devices facing this issue.
After some reboots it goes back to normal.
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Well, after rebooting my device this "issue" is still present... Anyway thanks for the feedback!
Then maybe resetting network settings and wiping cache in recovery will be the solution, because it has solved my Wi-Fi drains.
vicky90 said:
Then maybe resetting network settings and wiping cache in recovery will be the solution, because it has solved my Wi-Fi drains.
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I've re flashed the entire firmware but no changes... I'll wait fot Nougat then.
MarckozZ said:
Hi guys!
I have an XT1540, 2gb/16gb version (Retail US) on Marshmallow.
This is the situation: I'm not always at my house. So, I turn off WiFi when I don't use it. But, even though I turn off WiFi, it remains ON. This does not affect the battery duration. I also notice this when I toggle WiFi on using the tile under quick settings, it seems WiFi was always on because it shows available networks immediately.
Yes, I have turned off "Wi-Fi scanning" under Settings > Location > three dots > Scanning, so there is no reason why WiFi is always ON!
Does any of you have the same issue? I attached some screenies. :good:
Want to hear from you guys...
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It may sound too noobish but just check these-
Are you using the quick setting tile's down arrow to expand the WiFi list? I can't remember the behavior on stock but in cm 13 both clicking of quick setting tile icon and down arrow *enables* and expands the tile. In other roms, clicking wifi icon toggles it and arrow expands it.
Try this. Open settings>wifi and make sure it's off from there. Now pull down notification panel, and again pull down to open quick settings (qs) panel. Check wifi has a slant line going over it. That indicates its off. Now click on wifi icon (not the 'Wi-Fi' text with the arrow). Does the tile expand and shown as turned on? If yes then its normal behavior. It turns on wifi and expands the view to show wifi networks. In other roms, it just turns on wifi and clicking bottom text expands it.
And if you can bother , try this-
Make sure that settings>wifi shows its turned off.
if your rooted then install catlog app from playstore and run it. If you are not rooted then you can connect your phone to PC with usb debugging on and use the following command-
Code:
adb logcat
If wifi is still on in background and sanning then you can see lots of line referring to wpa_supplicant coming in continuously. This is the best way to tell.
The reason I am tellling you to confirm it is because it's rare. Custom roms are reporting wifi was on in battery page even when it was off (logcat method confirms this).
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Go to your location settings, hit the 3 dot menu button and select scanning. See if Wi-Fi scanning is selected. If so, this will allow the system to use Wi-Fi scanning to help fix your location and will keep Wi-Fi turned on.
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Gravemind2015 said:
It may sound too noobish but just check these-
Are you using the quick setting tile's down arrow to expand the WiFi list? I can't remember the behavior on stock but in cm 13 both clicking of quick setting tile icon and down arrow *enables* and expands the tile. In other roms, clicking wifi icon toggles it and arrow expands it.
Try this. Open settings>wifi and make sure it's off from there. Now pull down notification panel, and again pull down to open quick settings (qs) panel. Check wifi has a slant line going over it. That indicates its off. Now click on wifi icon (not the 'Wi-Fi' text with the arrow). Does the tile expand and shown as turned on? If yes then its normal behavior. It turns on wifi and expands the view to show wifi networks. In other roms, it just turns on wifi and clicking bottom text expands it.
And if you can bother , try this-
Make sure that settings>wifi shows its turned off.
if your rooted then install catlog app from playstore and run it. If you are not rooted then you can connect your phone to PC with usb debugging on and use the following command-
Code:
adb logcat
If wifi is still on in background and sanning then you can see lots of line referring to wpa_supplicant coming in continuously. This is the best way to tell.
The reason I am tellling you to confirm it is because it's rare. Custom roms are reporting wifi was on in battery page even when it was off (logcat method confirms this).
Broadcasted from Zeta Reticuli
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riggerman0421 said:
Go to your location settings, hit the 3 dot menu button and select scanning. See if Wi-Fi scanning is selected. If so, this will allow the system to use Wi-Fi scanning to help fix your location and will keep Wi-Fi turned on.
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Solved.. It was strange but I did it. See OP:
Anyone know how to hide the persistent notification that Wi-Fi is connected?
Go to connections --> Wifi --> Advanced --> Turn off notification
I don't have this option on my S8+
settings->wifi->advanced(top right corner)->turn off notifications
that advanced button is sneaky...
Optimus08 said:
Go to connections --> Wifi --> Advanced --> Turn off notification
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otiasj said:
settings->wifi->advanced(top right corner)->turn off notifications
that advanced button is sneaky...
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That did it. Many thanks for your help guys, that was driving me nuts!
Doesn't work for note 8.still doing it.
Only way to stop it is to turn off adaptive wifi
Optimus08 said:
Go to connections --> Wifi --> Advanced --> Turn off notification
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otiasj said:
settings->wifi->advanced(top right corner)->turn off notifications
that advanced button is sneaky...
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gunderbum said:
Doesn't work for note 8.still doing it.
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That doesn't work on Note 9, either. Quite annoying.
These look like the best option to get rid of the persistent wifi notifications, but I cannot select OFF.
Hi, I m trying to find the wake up on notifications settings that is present on my p30 pro, but not on the p30. Can someone help me?
Apples1986 said:
Hi, I m trying to find the wake up on notifications settings that is present on my p30 pro, but not on the p30. Can someone help me?
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Settings > Notifications > More Notification Settings > Notifications turn on Screen
It's possible you might need to disable Magazine screen lock, different settings seem to disappear depending on having others enabled or disabled
*Detection* said:
Settings > Notifications > More Notification Settings > Notifications turn on Screen
It's possible you might need to disable Magazine screen lock, different settings seem to disappear depending on having others enabled or disabled
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On the p30 pro, there are in the menu That you say. On the p30, no
May be custom theme (lock screen style).
Custom lock screen style causes this
Thank you I confirm that was the magazine lock screen and the lock screen personalization.
Solved!
Wish there was an option to only wake up screen for only certain type of notifications.
I could achieve this if I disable notifications completely for those that I don't want screen to wake up for but then I'd lose notifications for those that didn't wake up screen. If you catch my drift.
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Settings > Notifications > More Notification Settings > Notifications turn on Screen
It's possible you might need to disable Magazine screen lock, different settings seem to disappear depending on having others enabled or disabled
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I am not seeing the Magazine Option