Ever since Android 4. This means only one messaging app at a time can be allowed to send text messages for you, which is great for security, but might prevent an application from sending messages if your typical default texting application has had its SMS default permissions revoked. While most texting applications will provide you with a prompt to switch your default messaging app to their own, the prompt may have accidentally been hidden by accident.
Selecting this will bring you to a separate page, where you can select from any messaging-capable app on your device.
Make sure your usual messaging application has been selected, then clear your recent apps menu and restart the application. You should find yourself able to send messages. So you will need to contact your carrier to settle it. Problem: Samsung not receiving text messages from one person.
You are unable to receive text messages from a specific number, but they can receive messages from you. Solution: Usually, when this happens, you should check if this number is blocked by your phone and lies in your Spam List. Go to check it by performing the steps listed below. Problem: Samsung not receiving long text messages. You can receive every messages from anyone, except the very long messages regardless sent from an Android or an iPhone.
Solution: If you are using Textra as the default messaging app on the Samsung phone, when the above problem happens, you should go to the Settings and turn off Advanced Messaging on your Galaxy phone. After that, go back to Textra and you can see all your messages again — both long and short messages. Problem: Samsung messages not sending. Install Android 8. Easily Flash Android 8. You will be immediately walked through in setting it up on your phone; In other cases, a simple restart would immediately solve the problem and give you the chance to enjoy a bug free device; Even more, resetting it to factory setting can be the key solution of your unfortunate situation.
You are not alone in this, but the guide here provided will walk you through every single step: How to Hard Reset the Samsung Galaxy S7. As you can see Let's try a soft reset on the phone.
This will end all processes and give the phone a fresh start. To do this, press and hold the 'Power' and 'Volume Down' buttons until the phone restarts. I have to choose to buy a new phone next week. I was considering the s9plus but if samsung can't even support s7 edge to update I'm not sure if I want to buy into more issues.
Hi Endlessproblem. Do you have access to a PC? If so, it might be worth downloading Smart Switch and updating through that. Endlessproblem Navigator.
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