Question: I use both [Divvy](http://mizage.com/divvy/) and [SizeUp](http://www.irradiatedsoftware.com/sizeup/) to manage my windows. They work fine with application windows with the exceptions of Adobe Photoshop. They just don't seem to work with Photoshop. Whenever I apply them on Photoshop the window just acts bizarrely.

How may I address this?

Answer: 
I had a similar problem…

* I had no sound playing on phone speaker from any application / music, but the phone rings and I can talk to other parties and rasise and lower the volume with the buttons
* The volume + and - buttons had no effect and I had no control over rasing or lowering volume in a phone idle situation, or within any application except when in setting mode under sound while selecting a tone — the selected tone is played and the volume buttons can then operate normally for that particular purpose only. The same is applicable to the alarm clock settings when selecting a tone from within the clock applications. Sound was also available in voice recording application (built in iOS 7 latest update).
* In all other cases there was no sound and no control over volume. When pressing the volume buttons I get a screen that says ringer on top but I cannot control it

If you have this problem, it has nothing to do with hardware or earphone sockets, charging socket, etc. The problem only occurs if you have updated your iPhone using OTA update. For some reason updating over the air causes the system to trigger the sound and volume problem.

1. First back up your phone on iTunes so you can restore data later.
2. Keep the phone connected to itunes and enter the phone into a DFU mode as follows:

	1. Press the power button and home button simultaneously for 15 seconds.
	2. Release the power button while keeping the home button pressed for another 15 seconds.
	3. Release the home button.Your screen would turn to pitch black as it is now in DFU mode. If the screen is anything but black repeat the sequence above until you get the pitch black screen.
3. At this particular time when you are correctly in DFU mode, iIunes will show a message stating that your phone needs restoration. Press Restore.
4. iTunes will start downloading the latest version of iOS 7 — do not unplug the phone or power off computer.
5. Once downloaded, message will appear to ask you to restore hit restore and wait for the process to continue.

Once phone restarts you can now restore your data back up that you have created on your computer or iCloud that you have created before you started this process.

The phone sound will not return immediately — give it a couple of hours to allow systems to reset and there you go your phone is working again.
I had the same problem till I discovered that iOS 7 had turned on the DND (Do Not Disturb). Once I turned off it worked perfectly.