https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B98vuRNC2AqDXzE5cF9xMFBYV0k/edit?usp=sharing
is anyone having this same problem???
is anyone having this same problem???
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That is one big, nice, dead circle...
First, I'd ask the same as TeamPowerstroke: Does it only happen in that app, or does it happen everywhere? As in, if you have an icon in your homescreen right there, can you select it with the S-Pen? What about using your finger? Is that a dead spot for that, too? If it happens everywhere, I'd run to get a replacement ASAP.
You can, however, try checking if it is, indeed, a dead spot (and it helps to speed up warranty replacement if it is). Go into Settings, More, Developer Options (if you don't have them activated, do so by going into About Device and tapping the build number repeatedly until it's active). There you'll find a test mode that allows you to see the trace your finger or the S-Pen does on the screen. If the trace is interrupted on that spot, then it's 'dead'. If it isn't, then the hardware is fine, but you have a bigger issue with software.
I stupidly opened the developer option how do I now remove that from my settings ? Thanks
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Remember that SPen-enabled phones actually have two layers of 'sensors': One for your finger and one with Wacom's technology for the S-Pen. If you see a 'dead' spot just for the S-Pen, that means the Wacom layer is defective. HOWEVER, I believe there's an option to 'calibrate' S-Input sensitivity, I just can't remember where it was on my old Note 2... It might help if there's a way to re-calibrate, and maybe that would clear the issue (But don't get your hopes up, it does look a lot like defective hardware).
As for disabling Developer Options, yes, there's an On-Off switch in there, but if you want to remove it entirely (as in not see it anymore), you can go into your Applications Manager, find the "All" tab, find the "Settings" entry and clear cache and data from it. WARNING: I'm not sure if this will actually reset all your system settings like ringtones, notification sounds, and such. Individual app settings (such as GMail Notification Sound) should not be affected.
For my first Note, I had a flip cover with a magnet catch. It did exactly what it's doing on the video about 90 percent of the time. I was getting it ready to take into AT&T and drew a bunch of lines all over the note and realized that it was really in one place on the screen. It seemed to me it would happen anywhere on the note, but it was the screen that caused it and it was just that I was moving/zooming the "paper". It was one place, it was a circle just a bit larger than the round magnet that lay on top of several layers of material and probably a steel plate. I took out the magnet and attached velcro. It still happened occasionally but got less and less often until about six months later I realized it wasn't happening at all any more. No magnet is ever getting near either of my Notes ever again!https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B98vuRNC2AqDXzE5cF9xMFBYV0k/edit?usp=sharing
is anyone having this same problem???
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B98vuRNC2AqDXzE5cF9xMFBYV0k/edit?usp=sharing
is anyone having this same problem???
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B98vuRNC2AqDXzE5cF9xMFBYV0k/edit?usp=sharing
is anyone having this same problem???