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So I posted this in note 2 forums and wanted to check my dna for same steps and sure enough it worked.
If you hold down the wifi notification in the drop down tray app info will aopear. Force stop and its no longer in the drop down..
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Until you Restart/Reboot,
Still a quick fix just to do it again not much of a hassle to repeat.Quote:
Originally Posted by jamdmyers [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]
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True and your method works well thanks for sharing, I don't restart often so for many it'll be enough..
Im fine with that its a quick fix that works...Quote:
Originally Posted by zxphenomenalxz [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]
Worked like a charm, Thanks.
I have been looking for a fix for this since I got the phone. Thanks!
This notification has been annoying the F*** out of me! THANKS!!!!!!!!
AWESOME! Been looking for a way to do this without root
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This works ok...I was glad to get rid of the notification but I noticed that once you connect to wifi it comes back =/
While I know there are a few out there with what they feel are serious issues, it does say a lot about a phone if our only complaints are that there's a little flap around the usb port and a silly notification.
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Originally Posted by osubeavs728 [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]
see above post, reboot and you'll set it again, someone will make a widget for one of the screens I'm sure
I logged in to specifically say thank you!Quote:
Originally Posted by zxphenomenalxz [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]
You jave no idea how much that persistent WiFi notification infuriates me. I also did not want to root my phone, thank you so much for this!
No problem glad I could help
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I don't have a dna (but i soon will). However, I i think i may have realized a possible permanent fix for this problem. On my nexus 7, I have the app Llama. it allows your device to automate user actions, similar to Motorola's smartactions. Download this on the dna. Set an event: when the phone reboots --> kill application (the application you want to kill). You do this by adding conditions and events. This would hopefully kill the notification the moment your phone boots. When I get my dna, i will try this out. I hope it works!