Android pie Nokia 3 TA1020, ringtone bug

kaspa · June 2019

After updating to pie I've found that my ringtones and notification sounds randomly go silent. No noise at all. Just vibrates.

All my volumes are turned up, do not disturb is not activated yet my ringtones and notifications (even charger connect tone) don't make a sound.

Nothing seems to bring back the sound apart from restarting the device. Does anyone else have this issue are know how to solve it?

Any help would be appreciated

Sahil75 · June 2019

I want version 8.

Sahil75 · June 2019

Bat I don't know how to I get so please tell me how to I dwongrade

kaspa · June 2019

Once you update operating system I don't think you can downgrade back to 8. Would be nice though, I prefer 8 over 9

benjaminky · June 2019

I am using nokia 3 on android 9, I have the same error and very weak wifi wave. I used <a href="http://tonos123.com">ringtone</a> of <a href="https://ringtone123.net">https://ringtone123.net</a>. This error occurs when I update the security patch of android 8. I hope this error will be fixed in the future

mr. x · July 2019

i never got android 9 even though my one is also ta 1020

nitin kachare · July 2019

You have to reset your device after updated to pie.I did it today and every application downloaded from play store.
i.e.Ringtone None,Play Store Error,Google BackUp,Setting Crash etc is working now.

saracovars · February 3

You only need to restore the factory settings if it's a software error. If your hardware fails, you need to ensure it. Or you can also use some other ringtones to check again.

NickWilson · February 25

I think this ringtone error is the fault of a software update. You should restore the device factory settings or wait for the next software update

NickWilson · March 2

Or you can check this site: https://suonerietelefono.net/ for some solutions

NickWilson · March 2

saracovara · March 11

Please restore the original settings. Then try installing some other ringtones here: https://tonosdellamada.net/ If the problem persists, I think it's due to the hardware of the machine.