· Go into your home screen and then tap on the Settings menu. Scroll down and then tap on the Apps selection. Then scroll down to the Message app in the menu and tap on it . · Check your settings in the messaging App. There is one setting that needs to be checked or unchecked. I can't remember which one exactly but it has something to do with auto retrieving messages. Mess around with those settings and you'll figure it out. Good luck! A problem in the cache or data files of the Play Services can cause a problem when it comes to downloading the applications from the Play Store. Go to the Settings menu of your device. Look for Apps or Application Manager and tap on it Scroll to find Google Play Services and tap on it On the next screen, look for Clear cache, tap on it.
Normally we do not have to download the text messages, they get downloaded on their own. And when you will click the download option that comes along with the message it will not download but say downloading. It will end up there saying the same for ages. Few of my friends have encountered the issue in Galaxy Note 9. Step 1: Head over to the settings app on your phone. Step 2: Scroll down until you see Apps or Manage Apps. Tap on this. Step 3: Under the All section, look for the Hangouts app. If you don't see All then look for where it says Storage and then look for the app. Step 4: Now click on the Clear Data and Cache option. How to Check the MMS Auto-Download Setting for Messages by Google Kiel G. Objective. Ensure Messages by Google auto-downloads group messages How to Configure Battery Optimization Settings for Republic Wireless on Samsung Phones using Android 11; Can Republic Wireless Retrieve My Voicemail Greeting Message After I Cancel Service? How to.
If all is working and you can get data from the internet, clear the cache on your messaging program. Settings > Applications > Manage Applications > All tab > scroll to and tap messenger > clear cache. You can clear data, too, but I think that wipes message history. #2. jerofld, . I have an LG G5, using Android. I am using Messaging, not Messenger. Can receive but can’t open some text messages from an iphone. Says to Download the message but download always fails. I just change my setting from Wifi to Data and then try again. Message downloads. This has worked for the past few years for me. Hopefully this helps. It’s a good idea to check the SIM card and see if that gets your messaging app up and running again. Pull it out and reinsert it. Maybe try to clean it a bit? It won’t hurt to try!.
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