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You can add the contact again by dialing the number on the Phone app and adding it as a new contact.

Delete the contact and add it again: You can delete the contact by opening the Contacts app, selecting the contact, going to More > Delete, and then confirming the deletion process by tapping Delete again.

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You should also check if their country code is different and if you’re both in different countries, try to add the actual country code.

Verify that the receiver’s phone number is correct: While it sounds silly, you should verify if the receiver’s phone number is correct or if there’s a number or two missing.

Copy and resend the message again: If a message is not being sent, the next easiest solution is to try and see if you can send it again.

To do that, open the Messages app, go to 3-dots icon > Settings > Advanced, and enable ‘Get SMS delivery reports’.

Check the delivery report of the message: You can see if your message has been sent from your phone or if it has reached the receiver’s phone by enabling Delivery reports for SMS.

If the above solution doesn’t work, you can try the following fixes that should work to solve your ‘Message not sent’ problem on your phone.

#GOOGLE PIXEL CHECK RETRY VOICE MESSAGE UPDATE#

Once the update with a fix is rolled out, you can easily update to the latest software version of your device to get it resolved with ease. You can do so by disabling the WiFi toggle from Quick Settings.Īlternatively, you can open the Settings app, go to Network and internet, and then disable the toggle adjacent to ‘Wi-Fi’.Īs for a permanent fix, your device manufacturer should provide you with a permanent fix via an update if the issue is widely reported. To solve the error code 17, you need to unlock your phone and disconnect the WiFi connection by turning OFF WiFi on your phone. The intended message seems to get sent when you’re disconnected from a WiFi network with its mileage varying from one network to another. It’s unclear what’s the cause behind the error code 17 but some users in this Google’s support thread have claimed that there’s a temporary workaround to solve the issue. When the message doesn’t get sent, users are greeted with an error message that reads “Can’t send. The issue is reportedly appearing when a user is sending a message and appears a minute or so after the message is shown as ‘Sending’. You might also be unable to send text messages on your phone and instead get showed the Error Code 17. Once that’s done, you will now able to successfully send messages from your phone. To do that, tap on the ‘Text messages’ option (‘Default SIM for SMS’, on some phones) and select your SIM card that you regularly send texts from. If the SIM you have currently selected doesn’t support text messaging or you don’t have enough credits to use text messaging on it, you can set the other SIM for the same purpose. On this screen, you can choose which SIM card can execute a certain action and you can customize it the way you choose.

You can do so by opening the Settings app and going to Network and internet (labeled ‘Wireless and networks’ on some phones) > SIM cards (labeled ‘SIM manager’ on some phones). If that’s the case, you can solve the ‘Message not sent’ error by setting your currently active SIM as the default SIM for messaging. When there are two SIMs installed on your phone but only one is active (being billed for calls, data, and texts), that fact that you’re seeing the ‘Message not sent’ error displayed on the screen is most likely because your inactive SIM has been set as your default SIM for sending texts.

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Some Android phones have Dual SIM functionality that allows you to make phone calls and send texts depending on which SIM you choose to do it with. I AM CONFUSED WHY IT HAPPENS TO A PARTICULAR GMAIL ACCOUNT ONLY.The most common reason for a failed text message could be the fact that you use multiple SIM cards. I AM INTERESTED IN USING BROWSER ONLY BUT NOT THE GMAIL APP.

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In my phone, always shows the offline in browser. I tried all methods both on laptop and android phone but invain. Older version link works, displays mail in html mode, where I am able to view and send emails but with limited features and then logout of Gmail. But shows links to view Gmail in older version or desktop version. When I click on inbox, it says Lables not available. Compose button is active, but I am unable to send any mail even to myself. But in Android mobile, after logging using browsers either chrome or Firefox lite., it always shows no offline messages, empty inbox showing an annoying image of a Weeping Cloud. Two are working fine both in laptop as well as in Android mobile phone while using chrome and Firefox browsers.īut the third account works fine in the laptop.