To fix it, within the Messages app, go to settings advanced, turn off auto-download MMS. Then go to phone settings general apps Messages storage, and clear data. This should force the phone to re-download the messages that failed earlier and clear the notifications badge. · Basically what my app does is it shows notification when flash is ON. But when i force close my app ie. when flash is ON (when notification gets populated), the notification is not going away as there is no need of the notification since the application is . · To remove a persistent notification on Android as fast as possible, first, press-and-hold on it. The notification expands. Tap on “Turn off notifications” at the bottom. In the pop-up at the bottom of the screen, disable the switch next to Permanent to get rid of any permanent notification displayed by the app. Then, tap on bltadwin.ruted Reading Time: 6 mins.
Re: Notification badge that won't go away. @Jack Torres There is a setting to allow the application to continue running even if you close it. When this is disabled and then the application is reset, the notification goes away. This can be found from the settings in the systems tray. Tags. If the download is expected and all's well, let the notification go away on its own after the download completes. Or, select the arrow in the upper right of the notification to move it to action center. Cancel the download. To put the brakes on a download that's already started, select Cancel download, then select Cancel download again to confirm. After receiving official Android 10 i did full reset and tried three times but every time it happens with me. This notification is not going away. What to do. Also I'm not able to use WiFi. In WiFi setting my phone doesn't show any network available. But in android setup it shows all available WiFi network.
Go to Apps. Touch Phone App. Tap Clear Data and Clear Cache. Switch off the phone and wait for a couple of seconds and turn on the device. After that check for voicemail notification stuck on Samsung is fixed or not. For the Samsung galaxy a3 none of these work so if you have an a3 then go to settings then applications, click on the the dots in the right corner. Click on 'show system apps' scroll down infill you see the three 'phone'. Click any one of them and then click 'force stop' it should work otherwise do the same thing with one of the other two 'phone'. If the issue goes away it means that the problem is not with the hardware and it is a software issue. Here you can try to diagnose which application was causing the trouble. Drag down the notifications panel and tap on the “Settings” icon. Dragging down the notification panel and tapping on the “Settings” icon.
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