Repair: Galaxy Buds Can’t Connect to Windows

Repair: Galaxy Buds Can't Connect to Windows

Samsung Galaxy Buds are not the best wireless headphones on the market. Sure, they got better with the Buds plus update, but I personally haven’t had a good experience with them. I also use them a lot on my PC. In this article, I will show you how to connect Samsung headphones to your laptop via Bluetooth.

The first thing I noticed about my Galaxy Buds was that the volume was too low. Especially when I used them outside, I could barely hear the music playing. I even had problems with the Buds’ microphone, which seems to have been solved with software updates, and I solved the low volume problem by using larger headphones. read more

How do I fix iPhone that keeps asking to sign in to iCloud

How do I fix iPhone that keeps asking to sign in to iCloud

Some Apple users have reported that after the iOS 13 update, their iPhone keeps asking for their Apple ID password. The pop-up keeps asking for it, and it has become an annoying situation for them. There are also times when pop-up messages keep popping up after entering the correct Apple ID password.

In some cases, the cause is a failed or incomplete update or problems with your account, such as iCloud, App Store, or FaceTime. Whatever the cause, there are potential solutions that can help solve this problem, read on to learn more about it. read more

Fixing the iTunes activation error 590624

Fixing the iTunes activation error 590624

It is quite frustrating to encounter iTunes errors such as iTunes error 590624 when you connect your iPhone to your computer, and this happens with all iPhone models such as iPhone 6, iPhone 6s, iPhone SE, iPhone 7, etc.

This error appears in iTunes when you try to activate iPhone after a factory reset and is most likely caused by a problem with the computer you are trying to activate iPhone from.

Reportedly, this problem only occurs on Windows, not Mac. If you want to fix iTunes error 590624, read the following guide for possible solutions. read more

How do I fix Android File Transfer not working in MacOS

Android File Transfer not working in MacOS

Android File Transfer is a data transfer service between your Mac and Android devices. It requires you to download and install the app, Android File Transfer, on your Mac, connect your device to Mac, then you can browse files and folders on your Android device and copy files.

However, there seem to be some problems with the Android File Transfer service. For example, users on an Android forum reported, “I installed Android File Transfer on my Mac. Although it detects that my phone is connected, I get the following error message: “Android File Transfer cannot connect to the device, or Android File Transfer cannot access the device’s storage.” read more

Fixed: Wi-Fi network restarts when the Google Pixel 2 is connected

Wi-Fi network restarts when the Google Pixel 2 is connected

When you have a high-end smartphone like the #Google #Pixel, being able to connect to the Internet via Wi-Fi is important. But there always comes a time when the phone fails to perform the most basic function it normally does when trying to connect to the web. In fact, we’ve received many complaints from our readers about the sudden inability to connect their device to their home Wi-Fi network.

In this post, we take a look at this issue that has been reported to us. Read on to learn more about these issues and how to troubleshoot your device if you encounter any of these issues in the future. Below is a list of issues that I have reviewed here. read more

Solution: Bluetooth is connected but cannot hear calls on your phone app

It is possible that the phone application cannot transmit calls to your Bluetooth headset unless it is set as the default audio device. Alternatively, this error may be caused by a damaged audio speaker. The problem occurs when a user tries to use a Bluetooth headset with the Your Phone app, but cannot answer a call or hear other people.

Before proceeding with solutions, note that Bluetooth headsets are not yet fully supported by the Your Phone app. Also, check to see if rebooting the devices solves the problem. Also, check that your phone/PC is not paired with another device and that no third-party apps have been used to connect devices via Bluetooth. Also, check that none of the devices are in power save mode. Also, make sure that the “Your Phone” app has access to notifications on the phone and is running in the background on the PC/phone. read more