Pictures wont download on my android phone

 · My pictures are not uploading from Android mobile phone. Hi! I'm trying to upload picture from my android mobile device. The phone might need to be on the charger at the time. On mine it stops syncing whenever removed from the charger. Notifications are currently off and you won't receive updates. To turn them on, go to Notifications.  · The settings shown may differ on some Android phones but, in this example, the default setting is No Data Transfer. With this option enabled, the computer cannot locate and import your images. You therefore now need to select the option that allows the transfer of your photos.  · If I get a pic message while the data is off, obviously the phone can't download the larger pic file. THE PROBLEM comes in when you turn your data back on it will literally take days to download the picture!! It has happened to me on my EVO and now happening on my Samsung Galaxy S2 Epic Touch. It's an Android issue.

After your phone restarts, check if you can download MMS. Check the Network Connection. If there is no stable Internet connection on your phone, the issue of MMS messages not downloading will occur. Make sure your mobile data or Wi-Fi on the Android phone is turned on. Then, go to search for something via a browser to check the connectivity. Unless you enable this feature, the computer can't detect your Android device. As a result, Android File Transfer cannot connect your Android phone and Mac computer and initiate data transfer. Here is the quickest way to do so. 1. Browse to 'Settings' on your Android phone, then tap on 'About Phone' and scroll down to Build Number. After choosing the transfer option, Windows Photos - or your preferred app - should now recognise your phone and pictures and allow you to import them. Conclusion The process to download photos from your Android phone to your PC with a USB cable is usually simple.

You may have to download and install the USB software drivers which is for your phone, check to see if the manufacturer has any software drivers to download for your particular phone. If you are trying to connect a Mac or Chromebook or any other computer operating system, I think you're better off just uploading your photos to Google Drive and then redownloading it on the computer by going to the Google Drive website. Allow us to assist. Try resolving your experience by making sure that mobile data is enabled: From any screen, swipe down to reveal the notification panel. Tap hold either Wi-Fi or mobile data. If inactive, turn on mobile data. Now restart your device and try to receive picture messages from your contacts. Step 1. Download and install the ES File Explorer on your Android phone. Step 2. Next, you need to launch the file manager and find out the location of the images you want to display. Step 3. Now just navigate to the folder and remove or rename the ".nomedia" file to make them visable. Step 4. After that, you can restart your Android phone and.