This is annoying...

[FoneHome]

My phone is set to vibrate; which means that when you text, the keys make a jolting sound; that is what I've been used to since first getting this phone. Now all of a sudden, as I type a text message, the jolting stops and acts as if the phone is on silent mode. The phone doesn't even vibrate when an in-coming call comes in. So, what should I do?

 

[Caesars]

Try checking your keyboard settings, an option to adjust this may be available.

Are you using stock keyboard?

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[FoneHome]

As far as I know. I don't know.

 

[lloydstrans]

As far as I know. I don't know.

Are you using the stock app or an app store app?

 

[FoneHome]

Stock.

 

[FoneHome]

Try checking your keyboard settings, an option to adjust this may be available.

Are you using stock keyboard?

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I checked the keyboard setting and there was a checkmark next to where it said: Vibrate on touch. Yet, it never happened. So, I'm guessing I should just reboot the phone yet again.

 

[lloydstrans]

the setting is as follows, main screen>system settings>language & input>motorola input(whether its checked or not)settings(the little gear)>advanced settings>keypress vibration duration setting and adjust to your liking.

 

[FoneHome]

Will do. And just curious; if it DOESN'T work, is there a possibility that my phone may be infected in which case I will need a new one?

 

[94lt1]

This is a common issue on some g1 razrs and maxxs... nothing you can do other than reboot, or call vzw and get a replacement on the way. ..sorry I couldn't help you fix it...

 

[FoneHome]

This is a common issue on some g1 razrs and maxxs... nothing you can do other than reboot, or call vzw and get a replacement on the way. ..sorry I couldn't help you fix it...

No problem! Thanks for the help!

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