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(VZW) Nexus 4.0.X Update Discussion

Weird, why would a factory reset on stock firmware fix it where a factory reset with AOKP which is AOSP 4.0.4 based not? If Verizon is sneaking crap into their OTA that fixes critical stuff like this and not pushing it back to AOSP, shame on them. :mad:

Im not sure if it can be attributed to the reset and I am probably going to jinx myself but.... I haven't had the mute issue since I reset on a fresh install of 4.0.4. I was on the phone for 4 calls yesterday for a total of about 2-2.5hrs. Only time will tell though.
 
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My Volume has been much lower since the update for ringtones and messages.
I have the app Volume plus. The volume was much louder prior to the update.

Anyone else experiencing this?

Just for kicks, try opening the Volume + app and recommit your settings like this:

-press speaker settings
-make sure "speaker modifications" is checked
-press "volume level"
-before you select anything run your volume keys up and down from min to max so you can hear the current volume span as a point of reference
-now select the volume number you want, even if it's the same thing that's already selected
-once the change is committed, run the volume keys again to see if the range has increased

I had to do this back when I first installed the app for some reason. Not saying it'll work with the OTA but worth a shot.
 
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OTA 4.04 hit this morning. About bl00dy time!
Watching things now and will let you know what shows up. Got great expectations for the new radios, and hope that the SMS download bug [about which VZW seems totally clueless] and the keyboard lag beyond two lines of text are fixed. Oh, and it would be nice if they have fixed the processor keep-awake bug to give us some better battery life too!
 
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Just for kicks, try opening the Volume + app and recommit your settings like this:

-press speaker settings
-make sure "speaker modifications" is checked
-press "volume level"
-before you select anything run your volume keys up and down from min to max so you can hear the current volume span as a point of reference
-now select the volume number you want, even if it's the same thing that's already selected
-once the change is committed, run the volume keys again to see if the range has increased

I had to do this back when I first installed the app for some reason. Not saying it'll work with the OTA but worth a shot.


Exactly which app? Volume+ or Volume Control + ???
 
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Im not sure if it can be attributed to the reset and I am probably going to jinx myself but.... I haven't had the mute issue since I reset on a fresh install of 4.0.4. I was on the phone for 4 calls yesterday for a total of about 2-2.5hrs. Only time will tell though.

Ok, I'd appreciate it if you could let me know if you continue to have success or if it does end up happening again. Thanks!
 
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I manage my contacts in a Hotmail account that is added to the device and is set up for autosync.

I use Go Contacts on the device normally.

After the update the device would not sync my contacts even though the sync button was checked, and I unchecked it and rechecked it and saw the spinning disc indicating it was syncing the contacts. Several times the contacts came in but then the application crashed and I turned it on and they were gone. If I check People at most only 10% of the contacts are there. There is serious latency on opening up and navigating in People, after the update. (BTW, I’m seeing latency in a number of my applications, worse than prior to the update).

I’ve removed and readded the Hotmail account. I’ve confirmed all the contacts are on the hotmail account on another device. I’ve deleted and reinstalled the Go Contacts app. No improvement.

All this worked just fine prior to the update.
 
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I want to manage my contacts in Outlook. In order to do that and be able to sync them to the device i use Outlook Connector to the Hotmail account which then should sync up nicely with the device.

Again, all this worked just fine prior to the update.

Correct.

The link I posted above uses your Hotmail account to act as an Exchange account so you don't need GO Contacts and should be able to do it natively. Just a thought though.

Try what was suggested above as well.
 
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Just for kicks, try opening the Volume + app and recommit your settings like this:

-press speaker settings
-make sure "speaker modifications" is checked
-press "volume level"
-before you select anything run your volume keys up and down from min to max so you can hear the current volume span as a point of reference
-now select the volume number you want, even if it's the same thing that's already selected
-once the change is committed, run the volume keys again to see if the range has increased

I had to do this back when I first installed the app for some reason. Not saying it'll work with the OTA but worth a shot.


I tried this with no luck - still low volume

Thx
 
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