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After moving from a really old iPhone, I transferred all the data within it and made sure it's a 1:1 copy. But apparently, the transfer is a bit buggy due to the distance between the software version. One of the bugs is the alarms from the previous phone actually ring but only as a notification, even after I turned them all off in the clock app.
Is there anything I can do aside from factory reset? That will be appreciated.
iPhone 13 Pro
Update 04 Dec 2021
There are a few threads under different phrasing regarding the issue (Ghost Alarm, Invisible Alarm, Notification-only Alarm, Alarm is ringing despite there's nothing in the clock app, etc.)
The most effective way to solve this is by RESETTING THE iPHONE SETTINGS.
(Settings > General (scroll down) > Transfer and Reset iPhone > Reset > RESET ALL SETTINGS) and wait for the restart.
This will delete all your settings and personalisation (wallpaper, ringtone, assistive touch, etc.) Other data such as photos, app and files will be intact. Don't forget to back up in case there's something wrong.
I hope this will help you all. Good luck :)
Update 04 Dec 2021
There are a few threads under different phrasing regarding the issue (Ghost Alarm, Invisible Alarm, Notification-only Alarm, Alarm is ringing despite there's nothing in the clock app, etc.)
The most effective way to solve this is by RESETTING THE iPHONE SETTINGS.
(Settings > General (scroll down) > Transfer and Reset iPhone > Reset > RESET ALL SETTINGS) and wait for the restart.
This will delete all your settings and personalisation (wallpaper, ringtone, assistive touch, etc.) Other data such as photos, app and files will be intact. Don't forget to back up in case there's something wrong.
I hope this will help you all. Good luck :)
Hey valeriansan,
Thank you for using Apple Support Communities!
We hear that you're having a problem with the alarm on your device after restoring from an older device.
Have you tried erasing these alarms and inputting new alarms to test?
Also, you may try another alarm sound to test as well.
Cheers!
Yes, I've tried to delete the exact alarms, restart my phone and make a new one. Still, the problem persists.
I also changed the tune, and it ended up ringing with either the old tune only or both at the same time.
Old Alarm rings as notification despite being turned off
