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[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] ant75:
The EU or International version only warns about high headphone volume the once after reboot. This is the case with my N950N. Once you click OK It never comes up again until you reboot. From what I can gather this is what the option in the 3 dots does on the Snapdragon version. Stops it coming up every single time. The International version does not have the 3 dot menu because that option to stop the warning coming up every single time is already enabled by default.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] Jamaloogy:
i dont have that option as well
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] princeasi:
In most case it's not because they care so much about our well being. They place these sort of obstacles there for legal purposes. Pressing "ok" is basically signing a release of liability for any hearing damages caused by our increasing of the volume. I wouldn't bet on them fixing this any time soon.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] Ryya:
Go into developer settings and turn off absolute volume?
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] Zeblade:
Wow.. how sad.. never knew this.. THANKS!
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] lolimbogdan:
youre clearly not if you made this thread..
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] liquidguru:
Doesn't change anything for me, I still get the high volume warning when connected to Bluetooth
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] denja12:
This has nothing to do with Samsung in anyway.... it's a law that says at a certain decibel volume a warning needs to be displayed.

Same story for the brightness level.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] Ryya:
We can thank the EU for that ruling. Your option is to root, you'll then have full control over toasts.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] liquidguru:
I'm in Indonesia. I very much doubt there is a law here about that, but I still can't disable the warning
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] Spere:
You know this warning can be disabled without root?

Working for me just fine, never seen that warning again.

How to Automatically Disable the High Volume Warning without Root
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] BigMosley:
I followed the instructions exactly and I still get the warning. I even imported the XML files and it still wont work.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] Spere:
Test it through ADB with following commands:

adb shell settings put global audio_safe_volume_state 3 ---> Now try if it gives warning, it should.

adb shell settings put global audio_safe_volume_state 2 ---> Now try if it gives warning, it shouldnt.

If this is true for you, you are propably doing something wrong.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] Spere:
[MENTION=4224094]xbmoyx[/MENTION] Did you sort it out?

Did you try those commands I mentioned?
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] BigMosley:
Not yet haven't had time, work work work.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] Spere:
Okay, let me know if/when you try them and we'll figure out how to get rid of that warning:highfive:
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] BigMosley:
Well I installed Tasker and AutoTools.

1.) Used the adb shell pm grant com.joaomgcd.autotools android.permission.WRITE_SECURE_SETTINGS command via ADB and got no response, was I supposed to?

2.) I downloaded both XML files and imported them into Tasker and rebooted the device. I used the adb shell settings put global audio_safe_volume_state 3 command via ADB and got no error.

Also, in my notification pulldown it says Tasker has no active profiles, is this correct?
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] Spere:
Did you make sure those profles are enabled on tasker?

This is correct
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] BigMosley:
Yes I believe they are active they are checked, see screenshot. I'm still getting the notification.

Also I get a notification about AutoTools action error?

I appreciate your help.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] Spere:
Frankly, I didn't disable high volume warning using AutoTools so I'm not so familiar with it.

About AutoTools notification, it seems you need to buy some full version (in-app purchase?) of that app to be able to change setting needed to disable the warning.

I also read somewhere you need to give AutoTools device administrator rights (Settings - Lock screen and security - Other security settings - Device administrators)

You could try these if either gives any help
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] Bevin72:
Omg, thank you for this! Btw, to get rid of the screen brightness warning you go to settings>display>brightness. It will then ask if you want to allow brightness to be increased above "safe" levels.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] Geekser:
I completely understand your rant, but at the same time we live in a litgious world. McDonalds thought everybody knew that coffee was too hot to carry between your legs when you drive a car, yet a woman who put her coffee there won 50 million dollars after her law suit from the 3 degree burns she got from her hot coffee that burned her private parts after placing her coffee there while driving her car. I don't know for sure that this the reason why Samsung has some of these type of warnings, but I bet it is...
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] Fallon:
Actually the coffee in the McDonald's lawsuit was significantly hotter than industry standards. They had also been repeatedly warned it was a significant safety issue. 3rd degree burns that cause permanent body damage shouldn't occur from a fast food item you get at a drive-through where dropping it is a possibility. As much as that lawsuit gets blamed for a nanny state, it was a lot more valid than most people realize.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] Geekser:
your point is valid, but please understand the point I was trying to make - it is too easy to blame someone else for our own actions - People have to take responsibility for their own choices. The lady who burned her private parts with hot coffee while driving in a car would NOT have burned herself if she didn't put the hot coffee between her legs while she was driving, regardless of how hot it was.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] Alexey14:
not work.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] me_ashman:
Or didn't drive whilst drinkinga hot coffee
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] Conito11:
But what happen if Samsung delete those notifications and you burn up your beautiful retinas and blow up your ears? Maybe you will say: ah ha! Samsung is guilty so I will demand the company to buy new bionic eyes and ears (or maybe to live without working the rest of your life)! At least they matters your heath. Hahaha

Regards
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] jlieu:
These are Standards that most of the company fail to apply. Because other company don't care!

many things need to be taken care when coming to a products in your company. Environmental impacts, Public health and safety, ISO, and many more need to comply and that challenges the engineers.

For noise under certain dBa ( >85dBa) is consider dangerous and have a limited exposure time allowed to human.

For light there are rules and regulations as well, only some permissible LUX are allowed and have limited exposure time. ( Samsung screen obviously very bright!)

Samsung care more than any other company in the world does. Not just money, but User experience, health and safety, environmental impacts. That's why they elevated any case related such as Note 7 case. They can choose remain silent and buy media like apple did. But they dont.

Be a smart user, its not about fame or show off when coming to the things we use. Its for our own good.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] note3userr:
It's simple. So you're grown ass doesn't sue them when you decide to be careless and hurt yourself. People want to act responsible and grown but the second something goes wrong fingers point at everything but themselves
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] me_ashman:
They don't care, they just cover their ass that's all.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] masri1987:
this warning is possibly the most inconvenient thing ever, especially if u have BT headphones and ur phone is in ur gym bag and everytime u press the vol button in the beginning of ur workout on ur headphones u have to reach for ur phone to bypass the warning.

SCREW THAT
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] FreddyFredFred:
it should at least be smart enough to know that when I'm connected to my car, or just about any other bluetooth speaker I use, that is has it's own volume control and that is the volume I'm going to turn down because it is hurting my ears. This is the worst 'feature' Samsung offers.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] Conito11:
So root your phones and that's all. If you won't just don't cry because there are a lot things unchangeable. Or the best you can do is buy another phone. :victory::highfive::fingers-crossed:
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] :
No, it would be far better for Samsung to at least have the option to ignore the warning as they did in the past than to gimp my phone with root.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] masri1987:
it is rooted so how do we remove the warning?
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] EddiePR:
Now they worry about our health! but in part maybe it can be to avoid lawsuits, warranty repair, .. and more ... I find it very annoying, but it can be useful for a child, to prevent his ears from exploding when wearing headphones ...
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] kradcliffe:
I rooted specifically to increase the headphone volume. On my Sennheiser HD25 volume 5 is sufficient and on my B&O Play in-ear headphones it's around 8.

No more warnings any more. It pees me off that Samsung limit the volume so much and they assume everyone is using cheap headphones with loud output.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] Spere:
Okay guys, did you read through this thread? Only 6 pages, shouldn't be that big task.

No? You really didn't? Are you sure you didn't read it? Looks like you didn't.

OK, I too find it annoying/unnecessary, but I don't care a bit. Why?

Pro tip: Page 3, post #25 (Click this link to see that post)

I'll also quote it here, in case it's too big task for you to click that link:

After digging deep to that XDA article, you should find out you can bypass this warning using Tasker if you want to. You don't even need to be rooted for this.

If you need some extra help with this, ask and maby I'm able to help you get rid of that warning.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] masri1987:
LOL ur response is awesome. , but the linked post you have is in association with a 3rd party app, if i am already rooted, what do i need to do to remove this warning altogether?
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] :
Even though I did read the entire thread I thought the response was quite arrogant and not worth responding to.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] FreddyFredFred:
By the way,

Like you said, I read the thread.

Only it was before you said it.

Why do you think that I don't know how to disable it?

My post was a statement that it shouldn't be there for items that have volume controls of their own.

Everyone probably has already read the thread.

lolol
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] Spere:
Okay, maby I didn't put my best to my last message, I admit.

I don't know any way disabling it without 3rd party app even with root (Xposed module, magisk module or something similar might be required)

One way could be some CSC/build.prop mod, not sure though since my phone is not rooted so I'm unable to test.

I completely understand you, I apologize if I made you (or any other) feel bad.

There's no much Samsung can to about it when it's some EU thingy.

On some (CSC?) versions you can permanently disable this warning from settings, but not on any stock model sold in EU country (correct me if I'm wrong about this).

Anyway, I suggest you to use Tasker. You'll get rid of this warning + you can do a lot more with it.

(ie. when you connect your phone to your car stereo: warning gets disabled, media player of your choice will open, media volume is set to max. and music starts playing. All this automatically)
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] :
No problem and thanks for the apology. Your info is good for those who do not want to root or deal with the built in settings in post 2. Have a good one.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] me_ashman:
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[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] vivelafrance:
Has anyone been able to make that AutoTools thing work with a Note 8 on oreo? It just doesn't for me and yes, I have done exactly what was required. I'm still getting the warning message.

It does say in the app that Secure Settings may not work with all devices, I wonder if the Samsung ones, specifically the Note 8 is one of the devices this trick doesn't work with...

thnx
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] leongzxc:
because in this world there's such thing as laws and rules and human rights

if they did not warn you that you might damage your hearing if you set it up way too high

you will end up deciding to sue Samsung for causing damage to your ear just because they didnt set up a warning when you try to set it at max volume

humans can always twist and turn things as long as it benefits them :eek:

so Samsung is just protecting themselves from every possible threat that may come to them

even when its the most silliest threat ever

remember how a woman successfully sued mcdonald's and won... just because the coffee cup spilled hot drink on her thighs?

ever since then even something as silly as "CAUTION: HOT WATER INSIDE" is being printed on the cup itself.

common sense is that you know its already hot, common sense is telling you to handle with care

but not every human being alive on earth have common sense
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] winol:
You can forget about the hassle with tasker, download samfix, here in XDA. it is absolute good and simple, no more annoying warnings about volume and brightness levels, you can even change screen into gray levels instantaneously and change animation scales
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] tmushy:
Thank you for that. That was very simple

https://labs.xda-developers.com/store/app/com.dharmapoudel.samfix
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] parshoo:
Dear Dev,

I need a stable custom rom for lyf water 10.please make for water10.because nobody make any rom for this device.stock os is very buggy I hate this os.

Sir please make a stable rom for lyf water10 LS5020.
[LG Watch Sport] dadoc04:
seriously wtf is going on with this? i thought this was the "Nexus" of smart watches...
[LG Watch Sport] biggiestuff:
The beta brings it up to August
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kaush1:
I own this samsung sm-t561 device and have rooted it successfully using odin and was wondering to flash a custom ROM, But I couldnt find it. If someone could help me it would be appreciated. If anyone can develop it, it would be amazing. If it is not possible can anyone tell me a similar custom ROM that can be used for the model?
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wkJason:
USB cable only charges the phone when connected to computer. Tried the following

1. Using 2 different cables which previously worked for data but phone only shows charging.

2. Using pc and Mac and both does not see phone. Looked in device manager of windows but it nothing shows up. Both computer previously used for data transfer on this phone

3. Looking inside usb-c port but no lint or dirt. Although just before update to September security patch my phone has some water on the screen which I wiped off. And the phone does not show sign of problem other than no data transfer to computer

4. Factory reset phone and same thing

5. No notification shown for changing charging only to file transfer

6. Computer doesn't Bing when connected.

What else can I try? Anyone can help or confirm if their usb-c works after September update so I can narrow down to hard ware problem.

Anyone diagnosed this hardware problem before?
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jd1639:
Do you have developer options enabled in settings? If you do go into networking/usb configuration and change that. If you don't you can enable it by going into about phone in settings and tapping the build number 7 times.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wkJason:
I tried changing the options to MTP, PTP, midi, charge only, etc but non of them make any difference to the computer, nothing pops up and does not show as new item connected in device manager
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jd1639:
did you try changing from charging to mpt, and maybe back and forth, while the phone was connected to the pc? I have the same update on my 5x and mine is working fine.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wkJason:
Tried changing when USB connected and when not. Doesn't seem to make a difference.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jd1639:
I'm not sure what to tell you. You could try flashing the firmware package prior to the sept update. You'll have to re-set up your phone, but if you've already done a factory reset it won't be worse than that. That could tell you if it's software or hardware
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wkJason:
I don't know how I can flash a previous firmware if I don't have USB access.. it's really frustrating. Looking from ifixit. It does not seem there is any chip near usb-c other than voltage control.

Can't seem to find how I can look at logs to know if USB has been engaged or if there is any error message. It's all dead end and my phone seem to be the unique case.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jd1639:
Are you rooted and do you have chainfire's flashfire?

---------- Post added at 01:22 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:07 PM ----------

I should have asked if USB was working before the sept update? I had a problem where the PC would recognize the device but couldn't run fastboot. This solved that problem but it sounds different than your issue

https://xdaforums.com/nexus-5x/help/unlock-bootloader-fastboot-detecting-t3236946/page4
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wkJason:
USB worked fine, I am using it for Android studio, and transfered music across as well. Looked at the post and it seemed that has to do with device manager. Problem is mine does not show up any changes to device manager. I.e . No ADB or other device. Seemed like no data is exchanged and windows treating it like a battery or something
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] scrumption:
Any fix for this?

I've hit the same issue and wondering if anybody has a fix for this yet?

I'm using linux and seeing no usb activity at all from my nexus 5x after sep 17 update.

I've tried multiple cables. Cleaned the usb port on the phone. Multiple PCs.

I've connected to the phone using adb over tcpip and seeing nothing in logcat except battery logs when the usb cable is plugged in and out.

Turned usb debugging off and on.

I've set usb mode in developer options to mtp (it was on 'charging') and restarted the phone. Then find the option is forced back to 'charging.'

Logcat entries during boot show no failures in regards to usb connectivity.

Charging works fine but no data connectivity via usb at all.

Anyone got any other ideas?
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tinitrotoluen:
Hello world.

I had the same issue.

To solve the problem :

- unlock developer mode

- switch on debug usb

regards

J.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] d_ckhole:
I had this problem too- did not have to enable USB debugging though, just enabling the developer options fixed it for me. Which is odd because I definitely had them enabled previously... I guess a recent update reset that and for some reason all the USB data options are tied to developer mode now.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 60puc:
I've got 790 (american, as i know). The same issue, no response from service, guarantee, doesn't help, pc shows it as unknown device. some other bugs, mobile data fails, no sim detected after a few seconds, violet camera with no focus, but nice when the distance ia ok, so matrix works ok, but no stabilisation.

Then, bad battery, it seems that the bank ia ok, but controller works bad. it charges enough time to think that the capacity is not degraded. I suppose that usb controller (pc connection and fsat discharging) are nearby problems.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bigw34:
None of the above posts worked for me on my N5x (8.1.0 March), but searched some more and found this to work for me:

https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/phone-by-google/DfpqXN1UfWY
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bamboo-Toolkit:
Hello everyone. I'm just resurrecting this old thread so I can provide the solutions I have found to this problem. It appears this symptom has multiple causes, and there are different solutions depending on the cause. I have seen this problem twice now on my Nexus 5x (stock, no custom ROM) and solved it both times.

1. SOLUTION #1 - Messing with USB Configuration in Android

First time I encountered this problem, I did the following:

- USB Debugging was already enabled

- Enter USB Debugging menu

- Scroll down to "Select USB Configuration"

- Open this and select MTP, even if MTP was already selected. On my 5x, MTP was already selected, but selecting it again fixed whatever was broken, and the phone was immediately visible again in the Windows 10 interface when connected via USB.

2. SOLUTION #2 - ClockworldMod USB Driver was installed. Replace with Google driver

The second time I encountered this issue, the Solution #1 above did not work. Surprisingly, the adb devices command successfully detected the Nexus 5x. It's just that the phone wasn't showing up in the Windows 10 File Explorer interface.

The root cause of this problem was that I had installed the ClockWorldMod USB Driver because I was playing around with their Vysor App (on a different phone.)

BTW, I think the Vysor tool is really nifty for screen mirroring purposes!

To resolve the problem, I replaced the ClockWorldMod driver with the regular Google USB Driver.

(Sorry, XDA is not letting me post links because of my low post count. The link is:

h++ps://developer.android.com/studio/run/oem-usb.html )

The procedure is:

- Download the Google USB Driver from the link above and extract the ZIP.

- Enter the Windows Device manager

- Find 'Android ADB Composite Interface'

- Open the properties of 'Android ADB Composite Interface' and you will see it is from ClockWorldMod.

- Right click on this Interface and Select 'Update Driver'

- Click on 'Browse My Computer for Driver Software'

- Click on 'Let me pick from a list of available drivers on my computer'

- Click on 'Have Disk'

- Browse to the Google USB Driver you downloaded.

- Select that driver and load it on top of the ClockWorldMod driver. (Windows may claim that you've got the best driver already installed, but ignore that.)

After re-installing the Google driver, the Nexus 5x appeared immediately in the Windows 10 interface for file transfers.

Cheers, I hope this helps someone out!