N95 capture tone when in silent mode

my N95 when in silent mode does not sound the capture tone when i take a picture.. but i've tried other N95 handsets even in silent mode they make a sound when you take a picture.. i have lots of friends who are also using N95 and it seems that i am the only one. there's no problem with me not having a sound i'm just wondering if there is a problem with my phone..

22-Oct-200701:40 PM
hddcrash wrote:
Hey Jan813,
there is nothing wrong with your or your friends phone. this is due to a simple setting that you can see:
Menu-tools-profiles-silent-personalise,
in this you will find an option for 'warning tones', if this is set as 'on' your phone will sound the capture tone even when on silent mode and if it is set as 'off' your phone will not sound the capture tone in the silent mode.
hope this helps!
thanks.. i've tried that too.. but their phones still have the sound.. they've been bugging me to tell them how i did it to my phone.. heheh
but thanks anyway..

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