Try opening the "Downloads" app, or use a file explorer to look at various folders on the phone. It may be that the message app you use simply stores it in a folder and expects you to handle it afterwards. –Reviews: 9. · The double or duplicate text messages issue on Android appears to have been around for a few years but there’s still no permanent fix for it. Most reports of the problem come from users with Samsung devices, however, there are plenty of complaints from . · When I click the "Download" button, then the buttons go away and the text "Downloading " shows for a couple seconds and then the buttons show back up. I also then get a message saying "Text message not received". I have a Motorola Photon 4G (yeah, I know it's old - blah blah blah) and I am using the default Android Text Messaging program.
Here's how to back up text messages from Android to PC: Step 1. Download SMS Backup+. Firstly, download SMS Backup+ on the Android device from the Google Play. Step 2. Set the IMAP. Next, sign in your Gmail account and go to the "Settings" on the Gmail page. Hit the "Forwarding and POP/IMAP" to choose the "Enable IMAP" option. Step 3. Plus, aside from the outdated Android OS version and text messaging app firmware, there're also other reasons can explain why text messages disappearing Samsung: the massive data cache, the installation of glitchy apps, software bugs or virus that make conversation disappeared or appeared constantly in messaging app, etc. Messages app could act weird at times, having vital text messages disappeared from your Android phone, along with the text history, conversations, phone numbers, pictures, date and time, etc. If you have no clue how to fix it up, this page helps explain why text messages are disappearing - SMS or MMS messages - and how to recover disappeared.
You can download MMS messages on Android by tapping on them when you see a notification on your screen. The message then gets downloaded and saved to your device. 3. Why is my Samsung phone not receiving picture messages? There may be an issue with your mobile data or APN settings that is preventing you from downloading picture messages on your Samsung phone. Try opening the "Downloads" app, or use a file explorer to look at various folders on the phone. It may be that the message app you use simply stores it in a folder and expects you to handle it afterwards. –. When I click the "Download" button, then the buttons go away and the text "Downloading " shows for a couple seconds and then the buttons show back up. I also then get a message saying "Text message not received". I have a Motorola Photon 4G (yeah, I know it's old - blah blah blah) and I am using the default Android Text Messaging program.
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