Recent content by jclake

Open settings, apps. Find "storage" clear data and cache. Find "media" clear storage and cache. Restart phone. It will take Android five or ten minutes to rebuild what you just cleared. After 10 minutes your files will be visible. May have to reset custom sound settings.

Unless you notify AT&T, when going from 6P to iPhone some iPhone features won't work (visual voicemail, toggle for call forwarding, etc.)

If you search the Internet you will see that many users have this issue. But the majority do not. I did. You may try a factory reset. Here is what I tried. The only thing that worked 100% was turning the phone off and then back on, but this only worked for a couple of days then the issue...

Disregard my Dropbox suggestion. Seemed to work then three days later my battery quick discharge issue returned.

Do you have Dropbox installed? Do you have auto photo synch enabled? If yes to both, try disabling auto photo synch in Dropbox.

Do you have Dropbox installed? If yes do you have auto photo synch enabled? If yes to both try turning off the Dropbox auto photo synch.

What app did you install?

I installed Bluetooth Auto Connect from the Play Store. In the app settings - Events I checked "Auto connect every time Bluetooth has been turned on." This seems to cleared the issue I was having with Bluetooth connecting to my 2013 Hyundai Sonata. App doesn't seem to have any effect on battery.

I have this same issue. I have a 2013 Hyundai Sonata. No problems with my previous phone (RAZR MAXX). Same problems you are having with S4. If anyone has figured out a solution please share it.

Re: Custom Ringtones revert back to default on restart Put ringtones on the internal memory. If they are on SD memory reboot messes them up in your settings.

Remove the Google account and then add it back. Settings, Accounts, Google, Long press on your google email address, Remove Account.

It doesn't hurt to start by shutting off your phone and pulling the battery for 30 seconds. This would clear any items that didn't shut down correctly. This probably won't solve your problem but it only takes a few minutes to try this approach. Do you have an app that is updating frequently...

Diamond with waves radiating to the right indicates E911 is active. This can not be turned off. This automatically provides your GPS location to a 911 operator when you call 911.

Turn off call waiting. If you have Verizon you must do this through Verizon.

Do you have a Profile Manager on your phone. I had Audio Manager. It worked great for a long time and then recently, I had the same issue you report all my notifications would change to "default sound 9685." I uninstalled Profile Manger and the problem went away.