· 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! · Could you please trigger a Bug Report when you receive these messages and when the download button doesn't work? The steps to get the bug report are the following: Go to Settings - About Phone - Tap on Build number seven times on the build number to enable a new Settings item, Developer options. · My wife recently encountered a problem with her Galaxy Note 9 Android where text messages were stuck. Some of them said things like: Couldn’t download; Downloading Message expired or not bltadwin.rus:
Android Device Won't Download or Install Apps The Google Play Store is pretty reliable, so it's rare to run into any serious complications. But, if you can't download apps right now. I have a Galaxy S2 running Android When people send me text messages with a picture attached, I receive the message but it says something like this, with a "download" button: Message size: 1KB Expires: AM, Mar 12 [Download]. TBV said: My wife and I were having the same problem cleared the cache on downloaded apps, cleared out the email folders (sent and deleted), cleared out a number of text threads that were there for no reason and those that had upwards of 20 + text messages, and then did * option #2 (updates roaming data for phone to/from towers).
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. There are two major reasons why your MMS won’t download: one is a setting enabled by default on your default messenger, and the other is because of interfering apps on your phone. So how will you know which problem you have? You need to test it. If you are facing an issue where your MMS messages are not automatically downloaded, you can fix that by turning on the auto-download MMS feature on your phone. Launch the Messages app on your phone. Tap on the three-dots at the top-right corner of your screen and choose Settings.
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