Android phone wont download pictures

 · 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.  · A USB cable is one of the most common ways to download photos from your Android phone to your PC. It should be as simple as plugging everything in and importing your pictures with an app like Windows Photos. However, it may not always work, and you may encounter an error that looks something like this.

I was using a Nexus 5 with Android and had this problem (download button did nothing once pressed and therefore I was unable to receive MMS msgs). Google's Messenger App as SMS/MMS app. I ended up calling FIDO and someone directed me to change the url for MMS proxy (in Access Point Names = FIDO LTE = MMS Proxy) to an IP address. PM. After recently installing the new Arlo branded Arlo App on my Android (Pixel 2) device, I am no longer able to download photos to my phone from my Arlo account library. When viewing the live image I have taken a snapshot, then when the snapshot shows up in my library I select to download it. After updating to iOS 11, sent photos can't be opened in other devices. The received photo/video is not shown in Gallery app. (Android) Can I send files from an iPhone to an Android Phone? I received a video file, but it won't play. What should I do? The received photo/video is not saved in Photos app(iOS).

In your Android phone, there is a built-in feature called auto-retrieve that allows you to automatically download multimedia and you don’t need to tap on the media to download. Sometimes, you are unable to download MMS due to the setting of this feature. To fix the issue, you can try to disable it. On your phone, open this messaging app. 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. Although, if your MMS still won’t download even after trying out the steps above, there may be a problem with your device’s network capabilities. Whether you can’t find the media files in your app of choice, or you just can’t open them, leave it to a file manager to track them down. If you’ve actually downloaded them, you’ll be able to find and then open them with a file manager.