Annoying Bluetooth stereo headset Warning!!

[chapinrico]

I have my motorola ht 820 headset hooked up and playing my music. But every few mins I get a warning on the screen..... THE CONNECTED BLUETOOTH HEADSET DOES NOT SUPPOR VOLUME ADJUSTMENT FROM THE DEVICE. ADJUST VOLUME ON THE HEADSET ITSELF....DISMISS...

I dismiss and it keeps coming sooooo annoying!!!

[destitute]

I have not had this (or any) issue with the sony HBH-DS980 headphones i use daily. This could be an issue only with the particular model of headset you are using.

Have you looked through the bluetooth settings at all? Perhaps there is something in the advanced configuration that will prevent the message from popping up all the time.

[ZuneNinja!]

Your profile suggests that you own a touch diamond. You should go to that forum or change your info.

[chapinrico]

I have the pro 2. I just haven't changed that on my profile. I've checked the profile on the Bluetooth menu and nothing. Headset works perfectly, love the sound reason why I still have them have not seen a better set. But once in a while message pops up.....I guess they are a bit old and something makes that message pop up...

[ZuneNinja!]

Yeah I've got nothing. I have a sort of humorous story about those headphones. I bought them off of ebay when I had my Apache (xv6700) and expected them to work. LOL, how uninformed I was back then...

[leanne]

i saw a regedit somewher on xda for it. maybe search over there.....

[leanne]

From : http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...volume+Warning

CREATE THIS KEY
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\ControlPanel\Notifications\{1CBF 334F-99CC-4835-B930-E3568FE5B2C7}]

**When I post this there seems to be a space in the key name the first part should read 1CBF334F

ADD THESE SUB KEYS
"AvailableOptions"=dword:00000009
"Default"="Volume Warning"
"Options"=dword:00000000

Now go to Sounds & Notifications and you should have an option volume warning. Disable any notifications and you should no longert get the annoyiung warning.

[chapinrico]

Originally Posted by leanne

From : http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...volume+Warning

CREATE THIS KEY
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\ControlPanel\Notifications\{1CBF 334F-99CC-4835-B930-E3568FE5B2C7}]

**When I post this there seems to be a space in the key name the first part should read 1CBF334F

ADD THESE SUB KEYS
"AvailableOptions"=dword:00000009
"Default"="Volume Warning"
"Options"=dword:00000000

Now go to Sounds & Notifications and you should have an option volume warning. Disable any notifications and you should no longert get the annoyiung warning.

will try it out, thanks man.

[CovKid66]

Originally Posted by leanne

From : http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...volume+Warning

CREATE THIS KEY
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\ControlPanel\Notifications\{1CBF 334F-99CC-4835-B930-E3568FE5B2C7}]

**When I post this there seems to be a space in the key name the first part should read 1CBF334F

ADD THESE SUB KEYS
"AvailableOptions"=dword:00000009
"Default"="Volume Warning"
"Options"=dword:00000000

Now go to Sounds & Notifications and you should have an option volume warning. Disable any notifications and you should no longert get the annoyiung warning.

I definitely don't think there should be a space in that {} key...

{1CBF334F-99CC-4835-B930-E3568FE5B2C7}

All of the other notification keys follow that format e.g. no spaces. I've cab'ed up the registry key in case that helps. Simply download the cab to your phone and run it from there. You'll see "BT Volume Warning" in the Sounds & Notifications drop down selection then.

Also, I'm using a Motorola H710 and have never had the OP's problem. May be specific to that model, but it's not a Motorola "thing".

[leanne]

I'm a girl!!