How to turn off All Vibrations in the Bios?

[stuckathomemom]

How to turn off All Vibration for Everything?
No vibrating when the phone is turned on.
No vibrating when the phone is turned off.
No vibrating when the phone receives notifications.
NEVER Vibrate for any reason. The Vibration is very painful and I am likely to drop my phone when my phone vibrates.

When the you boot the phone you can go into the bios - how do you disable all vibrations?

 

[Daniel Fernandes]

Open up your phone and cut the wires for the pager motor. That's what I would do...


Oh, and don't forget to close it back!

 

[mikedt]

Open the phone, disconnect the vibrator, close the phone.

There's no "BIOS" in an Android device. There's the Recovery, which with manufacturer stock versions is usually just for applying firmware updates and resetting.

 

[Unforgiven]

While the above responses are a little tongue in cheek, they are unfortunately correct. There is no universal "turn of vibrate" setting in android and no way to disable it in anything akin to a BIOS. You may check in settings to turn off vibrate for notifications or ringtones if the phone supports it.

On my Moto X4 there is a setting under sounds to "Also vibrrate for calls". Under there I can also turn off startup sound, but I don't think the phone vibrated on startup anyway. In that menu at the bottom is "Other Sounds" and onder there is a setting "Vibrate on Tap" which means "haptic feedback" or the quick buzz you get when you touch the screen. You can turn that off there.

 

[stuckathomemom]

The Moto Play Z2 doesn't allow for many if any Vibration features to be turned off. Of course no where in the information provider does it warn that the phone will Vibrate.

Guess I should return it.

 

[Unforgiven]

The Moto Play Z2 doesn't allow for many if any Vibration features to be turned off. Of course no where in the information provider does it warn that the phone will Vibrate.

Guess I should return it.

Ah, too bad. I was hoping that Moto features would be similar across devices.

 

[rdsok]

Ah, too bad. I was hoping that Moto features would be similar across devices.

The settings you mentioned are there just as you said... they just didn't pay attention to what you were telling them. The situation is going to be the same for any newer Android phone since they all have the same basic underlying code.