My samsung has a mind of its own. its scrolling really fast and not allowing me to click anything. abd when i do click things, its click "okay" like 10 times really fast without me being able to basically, what i click doesn't matter the phone keeps scrolling and clicking things really fast.it won't take a break, i've turn it off, called customer service. they suggest i buy a new phone.

Go to settings> Sounds and Vibration >Ringtone.
Under Ringtone, scroll down the list to the bottom where you will see "Add from phone". Click on this + Add from phone and it will take you to your download ringtones. Hope this will help. I am using a Samsung Edge phone
and hopefully it's the same procedures. Some apps will allow you to change the ringtones within the app, so you don't have to go to the phone settings to do anything.

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go to the settings under control panel for the touch pad and see if you need to adjust one of the settings.

I have the exact same identical problem and have checked the flash player, and fiddled with the settings, and it still doesn't work, couldn't find any solution, anywhere.

I clicked allow because I was really fast once, but it didn't do anything, it acted like I didn't click it at all...

I'm just glad it's not just me.

I did the same thing on my Propel by accident. Click options, assign, scroll down to My Stuff (7), click "more" , scroll down to Tools (6) and the first choice will be Camera- then click "assign"

From main menu, settings (9). In settings, click on sound profile (1). Select any of the four options. In any option, use right cursor key to move from calls to messages. Simply scroll down to type and change your message tone to anything available on the list. Then save. Keep in mind that this tone will only work in this profile. You can have a different alert tone for phone and messaging for each profile.

Hi Sharon
I wish some of the users posting questions here had minds of there own.
Anyway,, That issue you're having doesn't happen on my machine, I'm able to type willy-nilly (and a whole lot more).
There's a bunch of answers relating to the E511 message on the Epson pages
just click here http://www.fixya.com/search.aspx?cstm=0&_s=E511
hopefully something there will help.

no. maybe the sensor has gone bad

Most high end and larger Samsung TV's are equipped with what is called auto motion detection, more or less the TV tries to anticipate where the movement is going to be. The reason your getting the trippy pictures is because the tv's refresh rate is probably twice as fast than the source feeding the video.

To turn this off just go to your menu and scroll down and choose picture option and find auto motion and turn it off there it is problem solved! It won't hurt anything and can be turned back on as easily

ok, with a samsung go into your menu then down to the setup tab and you should see the caption sub menu under there.

also a samsung it is on your remote that came with the tv or should have, Hope this helps.