Obviously, you can also go all the way and shut the phone down and then turn it back on. There is always a chance you forgot to pay your monthly cellphone bill.
It happens to the best of us. Additionally, automatic payments can sometimes be declined for no apparent reason. This may have happened to you. Also read: The best phone plans for every type of user.
Cache data is good for keeping your device snappy. The only issue is that cached data can also get corrupted, especially if the files are older. This gives your messaging app a fresh restart. Related: Tips and tricks to speed up Android. Sometimes SIM card pins can get out of line.
Pull it out and reinsert it. Maybe try to clean it a bit? More: How to get mobile data working again. Believe it or not, sometimes downloading an app can mess up the workings of other apps on your phone. Sometimes resetting the network settings may fix any issue with your messaging app not working.
This is because SMS messaging operates directly through your carrier network, as opposed to using mobile data. Resetting the network settings will get everything back to default and undo any discrepancies.
This is an extreme measure, but it fixes most issues, and it might get your messaging app back in working order. A factory data reset will wipe your device clean and get it back to the way it was when you first turned it on. All your files and apps will be deleted, so make sure to backup all your important data before going on with this. Here: How to backup your Android phone. You can go to your carrier and seek assistance. There are also third-party options. You can connect one-on-one with an electronics expert through JustAnswer , an Android Authority partner.
Is your messaging app no working? Try these fixes Staying in touch isn't easy without your messaging app! How To By John Callaham. Outages and reception While very uncommon, there is a chance your carrier network is having an outage.
More: Common Android issues and how to fix them Restart the phone This is a very common troubleshooting tip. Check your mobile plan. Also read: The best phone plans for every type of user Clear the cache and data Cache data is good for keeping your device snappy. How to clear cache and data on Android: Open the Settings app. If your messages have started to pile up on the device then go through the saved message threads and do some cleaning.
Data and Information can add up over time so try and stay on top of your saved messages. Sometimes Android phones have problems and need to be wiped clean. Android makes it very easy and is very user friendly when backing up your information before doing the restore. I recommend a periodic backup of your phone anyways. This should fix the phone right up and allow you to download and send picture messages again. You might even notice an increase in speed and functionality after performing a reset.
It sets the phone to how it was when it came out of the box for the first time. Nice and clean. Remember that you can send a picture message to yourself to make sure that its working properly. If your device is still having issues messaging then a factory data reset will reset the APN settings, and fix any possible software bugs for you, and that is what I recommend as the sure fire fix for this issue.
Sorry for the delayed response Magon. I have yet to see the suggestions listed above, especially a factory data reset, not resolve this particular issue. Usually it errors out and lets you know when that happens though. This too can affect the way your phone communicates with its wireless carrier. What phone was this happening on and what exactly was it doing?
Was it happening everywhere and with everyone or only certain people? Did you have an iPhone before your Android phone? You have probably contacted your wireless service provider by now again sorry for the delayed response , but were they able to resolve your issue on their end? Thank you Thank you for all those advices. The post was clear and easy to read. Thank you!
0コメント