Fix Samsung Galaxy S7 microphone not working issue

Physical issues with smartphones are always solvable with tools we own. However, issues related to the software end can be solved with potential workarounds. But the issues such as microphone not working can be solved by different solutions. Today we’ll tell you some workarounds which can be used to Fix Samsung Galaxy S7 microphone not working issue.

If you are having microphone issues on your device, the good thing is that you can hear what other person is saying. However, the other person cannot listen to what you are saying. This issue can be a pain in your bottom but don’t no worry. You can fix Samsung Galaxy S7 microphone not working issue very easily.

Fix Samsung Galaxy S7 microphone not working issue:

The solutions we are providing to Fix Galaxy S7 microphone not working issue can be used on all the other devices. In other words they workarounds are effective for all the other device with the microphone not working issue.

Before we start let me clear one thing, the microphone not working can be caused by different reasons. You cannot say that your microphone or the device is damaged in any way.

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Turning it off and on again?:

This is the first and the best solution. Since Samsung Galaxy S7 has a non-removable battery so all you have to do is Turn off your device and wait for few seconds and Turn it on. Those devices who have the removable battery, all they need to do is take out the battery and then wait for 5 minutes. Now put it back in and Turn on your device.

The Vacuum Cleaner Solution

Got a vacuum cleaner? Let’s fix the phone using a vacuum cleaner then. All you have to do is to suck the moisture/water out of all the holes of the phone. Suck the moisture from the speaker holes. Using a vacuum cleaner is the safest way to fix the phone.

Kick those third-party apps to the curb:

The first thing you should do is boot into Safe mode, now when you are in Safe mode only stock apps will be running and all the third party apps are disabled. Now make a call and check still your microphone is working or not, if this time it’s working fine that means one of the third-party apps you have installed is causing the issue. Reboot your device and delete the apps one by one in order to fix the issue.

Disable Noise reduction:

Noise reduction a nice feature that helps you to set aside the High pitched sound during calls. But on the other hand, it might be the caused behind the Galaxy S7 microphone not working issue.

• Open the Phone from your home screen.
• Tap on the 3 dots located on the top right corner of the screen.
• Select Settings -> Call Settings -> Additional Settings -> Noise Reduction -> Turn it off.

Disabling other microphone enabled devices:

Those who normally use Hands-Free to have their conversations. There is a high chance of experiencing microphone not working issue. All of these accessories come with their own microphone inside them. Your device hardware and software could be conflicting when you are using both of them.

• Make sure when you disconnect your BlueTooth hands-free, Bluetooth should be turned off.

Clear the Cache of Bluetooth App:

• One your Android device, open Settings > Applications / Applications Manager > All Apps
• Scroll all the way down and locate Bluetooth.
• Tap Bluetooth to open its settings.
• If you’re using Android Marshmallow or higher, you will have to tap SnapChat > Storage to open cache and data options.
• Now tap Clear Cache.
• Now restart your Android device now.

Please keep that in mind; when you are trying to remove your handsfree, make sure they are unplugged abruptly.

Perform a Factory Reset:

You need to create a complete backup of your device before you perform a Factory Reset. [ How to Backup Your Entire Android Device to PC ].

• Turn off your device.
• Now press and hold home+Power+Volume Up key.
• Release the power button once you see the logo, but keep holding home and Volume up keys.
• Now when you see Android logo, let go both buttons.
• Use the volume down button to navigate and highlight wipe data/factory reset.
• Now use the power key to select the option.
• You have to select ‘Yes‘ when you’ll be prompted for the next menu.
• Now wait for the process to be completed, once it’s done highlight ‘Reboot system now’ and press power button to select it.
• All Done.

That’s all.