I'm using the Samsung Flip wallet case with my phone. The alarm clock doesn't ring when the flap is closed. Before the lollipop update it worked just fine. If the flap is open the alarm rings just like it's supposed to. When the flap is closed the phone just puts it on snooze without a sign. I can start sleeping with the flap open, but today i went late for school because of this! Are any of you having the same problem?
Galaxy S5 alarm problem after lollipop update
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Nope, i tried turning it off and it didn't help.. I installed a third party alarm clock from google play and it seems to work without a problem. It's just the samsung's own alarm clock that doesn't work with the case 
Did you officially upgrade to Android 5.0 or did you obtain it from a different source?
Being in the U.S., I can't officially test this yet with my S5. This might be a bug with your release of Android 5.0 (if it's official) that Samsung is unaware of. Have you tried contacting them?
Being in the U.S., I can't officially test this yet with my S5. This might be a bug with your release of Android 5.0 (if it's official) that Samsung is unaware of. Have you tried contacting them?
Yep, i upgraded it from the official source on the phone. I'm from Finland. And yes, i sent some feedback to samsung this morning, no answer yet.
Samsung answered me today and said they're sorry about the problem and hoping it will be fixed in the next update. They couldn't say when the update is coming. Meanwhile they said i should try to reset the device to factory settings, because that would delete everything that is left from the former software? Sounds kind of odd to me, why would the update leave something on the device that the operating system don't need. All in all i'm not going to try to reset to factory settings, because i don't want to backup all my files and i don't think it's going to do anything.
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Upgrades notoriously leave rubbish bug making files behind, a lot of people suggest a factory reset after an upgrade, I did it and it helped with battery life
I'm a suffering the same problem. I was late to work yesterday because of it! This was after a hard reset as well, since the initial update put my phone into a boot loop. I wouldn't bother factory resetting as it does not solve the issue. I guess all we can do is wait for an update or look into 3rd party alarm software.
Hi. I have the same problem. Official update to Lollipop from the Vodafone network and the alarm does no longer work when the official samsung flip case is closed. The alarm does work when the phone is open en the screen is on... I am based in The Netherlands by the way. I think we have to wait for a new update from samsung then...
I have the exact same problem in the UK I have a flip case and the alarm doesn't sound if I open it when the alarm should sound I can see it but still no sound. If the case is open it works fine. I got up late because of this. There are a few things I dislike since updating to lollipop. There are no longer notifications at the top of screen when locked and ringtone volume can only be put onto vibrate and not on silent which is no good whilst at work. I wish I never updated and I hope all these terrible changed get fixed in the next update which won't be out for months yet probably.
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Question: when you do a factory reset, it will bring it back to Kit Kat, and then you still have to do an upgrade, right? So.... how is that different from the update I just did?
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No, factory reset will not revert back to Kitkat, it will stay on whichever OS you are currently running, so if you are on Lollipop, it will stay on lollipop, it just resets the OS back to factory settings, deletes all user data and left over junk files, gives you a clean system
Not only the alarm. I am having problems with the Wi-Fi conection to my Sky Hub, saying that my Internet network has to improve. It is going really slow. I had to uninstall apps because the required space was so big (3GB).. I do not know, I think they have made a mistake with this update....
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Disable Smart Network Switch in WiFI settings, fixes a load of WiFi disconnect issues
Hi
Me too have the same problem, late for work today :-(
However when I changed the cover to the one with a window the alarm work as it should.
Me too have the same problem, late for work today :-(
However when I changed the cover to the one with a window the alarm work as it should.
I have the same problem after the update. Alarm snoozes automatically and doesn't go off. I woke up late the past two days. I will download and app in the interim until fixed. I wonder how many people woke up late since the Lollipop release!? 
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Alarms working fine on Lollipop here
People with issues have you factory reset since updating? As suggested by many here and Samsung themselves?
Yea yea I know noone likes factory resetting, but it's an upgrade, and upgrades of OSs are always buggy
People with issues have you factory reset since updating? As suggested by many here and Samsung themselves?
Yea yea I know noone likes factory resetting, but it's an upgrade, and upgrades of OSs are always buggy
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