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Are you facing audio problems on your Samsung Galaxy S20 FE?

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Samsung launched the Galaxy S20 FE as a lite version for its S20 lineup but includes premium features such Super AMOLED display with 120Hz refresh rate and HDR 10+ support, Snapdragon 865 processor, and more. The smartphone also comes with stereo speakers along with Dolby Atmos support.

Recently, some of the users of Galaxy S20 FE have reported an issue with the audio system of the phone. In contrast to the problem, a user states that while playing any media with Instagram, Spotify, Netflix, or any other source, the audio of the device has suddenly decreased and it is barely audible.

Related: Samsung Galaxy S20 FE and its Touch Screen issues, is there any solution?

The users tried changing different audio settings on their device and the sound remains unchanged. A user found that this problem is fixed after restarting the device but after some time the sound was again decreased. This shows that there is a software issue in the device that causes the audio to get automatically reduced. After trying many solutions they have posted this matter on the companies community page.

Previously, the users of Galaxy S20 FE massively reported facing touch screen issues on their smartphones, this includes ‘ghost touches’ on the corner of the display and there were screen sensitivity issues. Although, Samsung acknowledged this problem and also provided several updates to fix it but they’re still facing some touch-related problems.

Until now the company has not said anything on the audio matter and we hope that it will provide a considerable solution to this problem as well. If you are also facing such audio issues with your Galaxy S20 FE then let us know in the comments below.

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Unable to install apps from Google Play Store? Here’s the fix for One UI 6.1.1 devices

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One UI 6.1.1 Google Play Store issue

Users of Samsung Galaxy devices running One UI 6.1.1 are experiencing issues with app installations and updates from the Google Play Store. Many Galaxy users are frustrated because they are unable to install their favorite or essential apps.

Samsung has acknowledged this issue and identified its cause. A Samsung community moderator mentioned that when the app protection setting is enabled, users face problems installing and updating apps from the Google Play Store.

To temporarily resolve this, the moderator has provided a solution. Users can disable the app protection feature in the Device Care settings to get a better experience.

One UI 6.1.1 Google Play Store issue

How to disable the App Protection Feature

For that, you just need to follow a few easy steps:

  • Open the Settings app on your Galaxy device.
  • Scroll down and select Device Care.
  • Tap on App Protection to access related settings.
  • Tap the More Options icon (represented by three vertical dots)
  • Choose App Protection Settings.

Here, you can either disable the entire App Protection setting or opt to turn off the ‘Automatically scan when installing apps’ feature.

In addition, it’s advisable to ensure that your device is running the latest software version. Samsung is working on a software update that aims to further enhance device performance and resolve issues related to app installations.

To check for updates, open Settings >> Software Update >> Download and Install. Keep an eye out for software updates to ensure your device is running at its best.

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Samsung Keyboard not popping up? Here’s how to fix it!

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Samsung Keyboard popping issue

Many Samsung users have reported issues with the Samsung Keyboard app after updating to One UI 6.1.1. Some users report that the keyboard stops popping up when needed, causing inconvenience.

Fortunately, Samsung has recognized its Keyboard pop-up issue on Galaxy devices running One UI 6.1.1. This issue may have occurred due to corrupted data in the keyboard app. The company is working to resolve this issue and preparing to release a new software update.

Moreover, the Samsung Community Moderator has shared a temporary solution to help fix this issue. Deleting the Keyboard app’s data might improve the keyboard until a permanent solution is available in future software updates.

Samsung Keyboard popping issue

Here’s how to delete the Samsung Keyboard app’s data

You can easily clear the data of the Samsung Keyboard to resolve by following a few simple steps:

  • Start by going to the Settings app on your device.
  • Scroll down and select “Apps.”
  • Tap the icon on the right side of the app list to turn on “Show system apps.”
  • Find and tap on “Samsung Keyboard” in the list.
  • Go to “Storage” and then select the Delete data option.

After doing these steps, check if the keyboard is working properly.

It’s also important to keep your device up to date as Samsung is planning to release a software update that will improve the keyboard’s performance.

To check for updates, open Settings app >> Tap on “Software Update” >> Click on “Download and Install” to see if any updates are available. If any update is available, install it now to enjoy enhanced features.

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How to fix charging and blinking light issues on Galaxy Buds 3 and 3 Pro

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Samsung Galaxy Earbuds 3 issues

Many Samsung Galaxy Buds 3 series users are facing charging and red light blinking issues with their Galaxy Buds. Users of the Galaxy Buds 3 and Buds 3 Pro have reported seeing an “Earbud charging stopped” message on their phones and noticing that the LED on their charging case is blinking red.

Samsung has acknowledged the charging issue of the Galaxy Buds 3 series and is working on the solution. In addition, the community moderator has shared reasons for the appearance of these issues on Samsung Galaxy Buds 3 along with useful precautions.

For “Earbuds Charging Stopped’ pop-up

Firstly, you need to check the charging status of your earbuds with the Galaxy Buds 3 Manager app running version 6.1.24100151 or later. Users might see the pop-up for some reasons, check them below:

Low Battery in the Case

  • Make sure your charging case has enough battery.

Moisture or Dirt

  • Look for sweat, moisture, or dirt in the earbud charging area or inside the case. If you clean these areas, charging should resume, and the pop-up will disappear when you open the case lid.

If the message keeps appearing, there might be a more serious issue with the charging parts, or the charging case is damaged.

Samsung Galaxy Earbuds 3 issues

Blinking red LED of Galaxy Buds 3 Case

A blinking red LED on the charging case usually signals moisture or dirt on the charging points. To solve this, a user should wipe the charging terminals with a soft, lint-free, or dry cloth. Make sure everything is dry before trying to charge again as moisture can cause damage.

Charging Tips 

Check some tips that will surely help you in charging your Earbuds betterly.

  • Charging the earbuds via a USB connection to a computer might take longer due to lower power.
  • It’s normal for the earbuds and charger to feel hot while charging. If they get too hot, charging will stop for safety. They should be allowed to cool down before charging again.
  • It’s important not to charge with wet cables and to avoid bending the charging cable to prevent damage.

If problems persist after trying these steps, contacting customer service for assistance is recommended.

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