New features are implemented with each update of Android. And among the latter recently appeared gesture navigation, a new solution for moving through menus that is intended to be more intuitive and more functional. However, in the event that you are a supporter of old buttons, know that it is still possible to choose your navigation method and therefore to disable gesture navigation on the screen of your Archos as we will see today in this article. First of all we will see what the gesture navigation is used for on your Archos. After that we will see what is the method to remove gesture navigation on your Archos.
What is the use of gesture navigation on your Archos?
Gesture navigation gives you the ability to navigate more simply and faster on your Archos. It allows you to move through the menus of your phone without using the three buttons Back , Home et Multitask which are located at the bottom of the screen. On some versions of your device, it is automatically installed. In that case, how to use gesture navigation on your Archos?
There are basic gestures such as:
- Move to the next item displayed on the screen: Swipe the screen to the right.
- Go to the previous item displayed on the screen: Swipe the screen to the left.
- Back: Swipe down and left on the screen.
- Home: Swipe up and left on the screen.
However there is also a multitude of other gestures more or less technical to quickly access the functionalities of your smartphone. To discover all the navigation gestures that you can use, tutorials exist on the internet. You can type on Google » Navigation gestures on an Archos " or " Talk Back navigation gestures ". On some versions of Android, a tutorial may also be offered when activating the feature.
How to disable gesture navigation on the screen of your Archos?
In the event that you are unable to use gesture navigation on your Archos, this is not a problem. Android smartphones give you the option to turn off the feature. Below are the different ways to disable gesture navigation on your Archos.
Remove gesture navigation on your Archos screen with TalkBack
It is sometimes not easy to navigate among all the navigation gestures integrated on our smartphone. In the event that you prefer to use the three navigation buttons to which you are used, you will then have to remove the gesture navigation from your Archos. Depending on the version of your Android phone, this gesture navigation option may be integrated under the name of TalkBack .
In this case, to deactivate TalkBack, you will have to carry out the following procedure:
- Open the " Settings "
- Select » Accessibility »
- Click on " TalkBack "
- Disable TalkBack .
Disable gesture navigation through the settings of your Archos
In the event that your Archos has an operating system running Android 10, it is very possible that gesture navigation is integrated as standard. However, in the event that this is a problem for you and that you prefer to use classic navigation, you will have the option of deactivating navigation by gestures on the screen of your Archos through your settings.
Depending on your Android version, there are three different ways to remove gesture navigation . Discover them here.
The first most common technique to do this is:
- Open the " Settings »
- See you in " System »
- Click on " Gestures »
- Select » System navigation "
- You have the choice between 3 possibilities: » 2 navigation buttons "-" 3 navigation buttons " or " Gesture navigation ". Choose the 2 or 3 button option depending on your preference.
The second technique to disable gesture navigation on your Archos mainly concerns devices running the latest version of Android. Discover it:
- Open them " Settings " from your Android device.
- Click the option " Display " .
- Select " Navigation bar "
- Tap the option "Full screen movements"
- Tap on "Additional options"
- Deactivate "Slides from the sides to the bottom".
Finally, on some Android versions, you will have to take a somewhat different approach to deactivate gesture navigation on the screen of your Archos. Find it here:
- See you in the » Settings "
- Click on " Full screen view »
- And select the system navigation by » Buttons "
If you are looking for a maximum of tutorials to become the king of Archos, we invite you to consult the other tutorials in the category: Archos.
