[Android Central Question]

I clicked "Always" when I tried to change the notification sound in my third party text app. I chose the wrong notification sound app when I did that. Now I can't figure out how to revert back. Any suggestions?

[Javier P]

Welcome to the forums. You need to clear defaults for the app that you used to set the notification sound. Which one was it?

[DSS1947]

It's a texting app called Textra.

[Javier P]

It's a texting app called Textra.

Not the texting app but the app that you selected to pick the notification sound. It could be the stock media storage or any third party app like Zedge or a file explorer.

If you don't remember which app you used try changing the notification sound for a different app an see which options you get.

[DSS1947]

It was Zedge.

[B. Diddy]

Go to Settings>Apps​, select Zedge, then Defaults, and clear defaults there.

[DSS1947]

I don't quite see that. This is what I have:
1. After I click on Zedge my choices are; Mobile data, Battery (grayed out), Storage, Memory (Grayed out), Notifications (blocked), Permissions, Set As Default (none set), Apps that can change system settings (off), App details in store.
2. If I click Set As Default I have; Go to supported URLs (Always Ask), Supported web addresses
3. If I click Go to supported URLs my choices are In this app, Always ask (highlighted), and In other app.

[B. Diddy]

You can also go to Settings>Apps, tap Menu, and then tap Reset All App Preferences. This clears all defaults (and also re-enables any Disabled apps).

[DSS1947]

Ah ha! That fixed it. Thank you very much.