Go to, Settings, Sounds, Change with buttons. Here you can turn this feature off or on. To avoid sound volume problems just turn this setting off. When I turned this setting off, I never had the sound setting volume problem again. The volume up and down buttons on the left side of the iPhone controls all. The same is true on iPads as well.
HTH Alan Sent from my iPad Air > On Jun 10, 2016, at 1:11 AM, 'RobH.' via VIPhone <[email protected]> > wrote: > > I agree with this so far. > > I also remember a basic recommendation in sound settings, something about > switching off the independent volume controls and just use > the physical volume button for everything; I know something was always best > set to OFF! > > hope osmeone remembers this and can clafify. But otherwise, the 2finger > swipe up to get it talking (all be it too quietly), and > crank up with volume buttons until it's Ok. > > BobH. > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Sieghard Weitzel" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Friday, June 10, 2016 8:20 AM > Subject: RE: Really need major help with 5S > > > Hi Terri, > > Using a dock can sometimes cause Voiceover volume to go to 0 which means it > seems like Voiceover is not working whereas in fact it > is just down to 0% volume and you can't hear it. If this happens you can try > to unplug from the dock and plug in the Apple Earpods > or other wired headset since speaker volume and headphone volume are > independent from one another and often Voiceover will work with > the headset. If so, make sure you unlock the phone and put focus on the home > page. Then unplug the headset and do a 2-finger swipe > up from about the middle of the screen towards the top. You can practice this > when Voiceover works, but this will start Voiceover > reading all the icons on your home screen starting at the top. After you do > this gesture repeatedly press the volume up button and > if the issue is that volume is at 0% you should hear it coming up. > > OK, this is only one scenario, you wrote a lot of things down and it's not > easy to figure out what is actually going on. > > As for the restore via iTunes, I doubt you actually did a restore since if > you had your phone would have been at the "Slide to > Setup" screen, you would have had to push the home button three times to > start Voiceover and your phone would have been blank as in > only with the apps that come with it. Of course if you did the restore and > then specified in iTunes to restore from a previously > performed backup this may not be so, but you didn't say you made a backup so > I assume you did not have one hence a full restore > would have reset the phone to factory settings. A full restore will prompt > you a couple of times if you want to do this, then it > will download the latest version of iOS to your computer which can take > anywhere from 6 or 8 minutes if you have a very fast > internet connection to 15 or 20 minutes or even longer if your connection is > not so fast. Then the actual restore on a 5S until it > reboots and everything is finished will take at least another 15 or 20 > minutes. > > When you say Voiceover functions were turned off, what exactly do you mean? > You can only turn Voiceover on or off, there is no half > way. Of course there are the settings like speech rate, what's in the rotor > etc. > Also, make sure you don't have maybe Voiceover running but accidently muted > speech with a 3-finger double tap. This is not the same > mute as flicking the switch above the volume keys. The gesture will not turn > Voiceover off, but it will completely mute speech so > that if you flick you hear the clicks Voiceover makes, but you won't hear > speech. Once again, this is a toggle gesture, do a double > tap with 3 fingers at the same time if speech is on normally to turn it off > and do it again to turn it back on. Voiceover will say > "Speech On" and "Speech Off". Maybe give that a try and as I said, if you > don't have speech to begin with but you know Voiceover is > on plug in a headset and see what happens. > > > Good luck, > Sieghard > > > > > > > -----Original Message----- > From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of > Terri Stimmel > Sent: Thursday, June 9, 2016 10:36 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: Really need major help with 5S > > Hello everyone, > > First of all, this may be a bit long. I apologize for that. I just want to > give as much detail, as possible. I am really hoping that > someone knows what is up. > > Ok, first off, I realized why I could not get my phone to play over the > docing station. I had totally forgot that this was an issue, > and then it just clicked in. I have to remove my case, in order for the piece > to go directly in to the phone, I mention this for a > reason,. > > So anyway, once I figure this out, I decide to play with Spotify. I muted my > phone, so I would not get all the alert noises coming > through the speakers, and interrupting the music. > > things were going just fine. we listeneed to one album, and I was about to > switch to another. Well, as I was about to get the other > album to play, I got an alert that I just got a text message. > then all of a sudden, the phone sounded as though it said, oikm, real low, > and then made the sound it would make, if you were > plugging it up. > > All of a sudden, I realized that my voiceover was off, I asked my sighted > boyfriend, if he could try and help me. He was able to > tell me that the volume was all the way down. It took us a while to get it > back up. I could hear the little clicks it makes, when > you are sometimes trying to turn the phone up,. > > we thought it would be best to restart it, so we did. Voiceover was not on, > so I got serie to turn it on. It did, and the phone > talked, until I got it unlocked. then it was as though it was off again. but > it was not! > > I realized that if i talked to Seriem, and made a call, the phone would do > anything, as long as I was in the call. I also found out > that I can get calls, and voiceover will come on and tell me who is calling, > and let me take the call. Again, the whole time I am on > the phone, the voiceover works fine. > > A friend of mine told me that this was an audio bug, and that it happens to > her husband at times,. I do have the latest version of > software installed, and have had no problems. > My friend told me that I needed to do a restore from backup. She told me I > needed to use Itunes to do this. > > well I have Itunes on this laptop, but I have never connected this phone to > it. So I went and did this, and I tried to do a restore > from backup. > I do not know if I was successful, or not. I am not good at using Itunes. It > does not make sense to me, and I do not think it always > gives enough feedback. but this is just me,. > > If the restore to backup did work, it did not fix my phones issue. I even > restarted the phone with my boyfriend's help, to see if > that would make a difference,. > > I also called AT&T. I got a really nice ladym, who actually took the time to > try and help me,. She even tried to look up reasons I > may have been having the problem. AWe did discover that a lot of the > Voiceover functions had been shut off,. So we fixed all that. > She even thought at one time it might have been a proximity sensor issue, So > she had me do some testing with that. No luck, of > course. > > So then she tried to get someone from Apple. We waited 40 minutes together, > and then she left me waiting on my own. I waited about > another > 20 minutes, But they must have been rather busy. I just could not wait any > longer. I was getting tired, and frustrated. So I ended > the call. > > Does anyone have any clue as to why my phone is doing this? > If so, is there an easy fix for it? > If so, what do I need to do? > Would someone please tell me the exact steps on how to do a restore from > backup, and how to know if it was successful? Maybe I did > this wrong. > > I feel I may have to go to the Apple store. I really do not want to have to > do this. > > Any help with this crazy mess, would be very much appreciated. I am at a > complete loss! I did not realize just how much I depend on > my phone, and just what all I do with it,. It has only been a few hours, and > I miss it already. LOL! > > Thank you for taking the time to read this. 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