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This How.com.vn teaches you how to make your Android stop vibrating when you receive incoming phone calls.
Steps
Open your Android’s Settings. Look for theon the home screen or in the app drawer.
Scroll down and tap Sound. It’s under the “Device” header.
Tap Sound.
Slide the “Also vibrate for calls” switch to theposition. As long as this switch is off (gray), your Android will not vibrate when the phone rings.
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Community Q&A
- QuestionMy phone vibrates and makes noise for no reason and it goes on and in for hours. How do I make it stop?
Karin Barbara DeutschCommunity AnswerDoes it send you notifications? Check if your vibration is turned off in the settings. For that go into the settings app and then sound. There you can choose if and when it should vibrate. If the vibration comes without notification or a call or anything, first try to run an antivirus and/or a cleaning program on the phone. Like AVG and CCleaner. If they don't find a problem you most likely have something in the firmware or the background that is messed up. You probably won't have any other choice than other than to reset your phone into factory reset. You will find that under settings, system, and reset options. Be aware that this is the last option. Before that, you will want to back up your data.
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1.Open your Settings.
2.Tap Sound.
3.Slide the “Also vibrate for calls” switch to the Off position.
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