Android Clock Widget

[Mslaura518]

Hello! Back in November I got the Galaxy Note 4 and all was well. I've been using the stock clock as my alarm and though you have to actually set each alarm to repeat (snooze), and it only allows up to 10 repeats, it's been doing okay. Recently it hasn't been going off again when I snooze it. I was updated to lollipop but that was about a month ago or so and this issue has been just the last couple of days. Has anyone had this happen or know what's wrong and how to fix it?

Thanks, Laura

 

[funkylogik]

So just to be sure, you aren't talking about a clock widget, you mean the system clock?

 

[Mslaura518]

So just to be sure, you aren't talking about a clock widget, you mean the system clock?

Yes. It made sense when I said it but you're right.

 

[funkylogik]

Have you maybe set the volume to "none"?
Flick your volume switch and the words below should tell you

 

[Mslaura518]

Have you maybe set the volume to "none"?
Flick your volume switch and the words below should tell you

It's set to 50% it goes off at the time it's set to it just doesn't go off after i hit snooze the first time. I have it set to snooze in 5 minute intervals for 10 times.

 

[funkylogik]

Ah right I don't know then. You'd probably be better asking in the forum for your device.
Good luck

 

[funkylogik]

.... Or install one of the many alarm apps from the play store

 

[Mslaura518]

.... Or install one of the many alarm apps from the play store

Th at probably what I'll do just didn't want to if I didn't have to. I'll check in the forum though, thank you!

 

[Stuntman]

On the Samsung Galaxy Phones, you can set the alarm tone and volume level separately from the system volume. I recommend you go to the clock app and check the settings on the alarm that you set. It should indicate what alarm tone and what volume level it is set at.

 

[Mslaura518]

On the Samsung Galaxy Phones, you can set the alarm tone and volume level separately from the system volume. I recommend you go to the clock app and check the settings on the alarm that you set. It should indicate what alarm tone and what volume level it is set at.

I've checked all of that it used to work fine a few days ago it's just these past couple days it's been acting up. I can double check though.

 

[Stuntman]

I've checked all of that it used to work fine a few days ago it's just these past couple days it's been acting up. I can double check though.

I also noticed that on my Galaxy S3, whenever I reboot my phone, the sound settings for S Planner changes back to the default. It seems to only affect S Planner as all of my other sound settings do not get changed upon a reboot. I'm not sure if something similar is happening to you, but perhaps you may want to take note and check the sound/alarm settings the next time you reboot the phone.