[GuyverV]

i keep getting a notification that says: currently unable to download please try again later. it appears at the bottom of the screen.

once it pops up, there's nothing that i can do to make it go away except restarting the phone. is this a known bug with a fix, or should i take it back?

[flashman03]

It has to be an app that you have installed because there is nothing with the OS that would make that message appear.

[GuyverV]

It has to be an app that you have installed because there is nothing with the OS that would make that message appear.

i can't imagine what app it would be. and i when i say notification, i don't mean something that's appearing in the notification bar (i'm coming from an iphone so bare with my language barrier). it appears toward the bottom of the screen smack dab in the middle of where the keyboard would be if it were on screen. ::see attached:: and just to be clear, the issue began before i rooted. i didn't think it was a big deal. now it won't go away without shutting off the phone.
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[R_3]

yep I get that too..

[Dirt Mcgirt]

I got this message when trying to update the ESPN app a few times. Just ended up trying a few times and it finally went through. Were you trying to perform an update? Probbaly does have to do with the app.

[GuyverV]

I got this message when trying to update the ESPN app a few times. Just ended up trying a few times and it finally went through. Were you trying to perform an update? Probbaly does have to do with the app.

ah, maybe that's it. espn was one of the first apps i downloaded when i got the phone. i'll have to research that a bit. it's annoying because this happens even when i have a clear signal or am on wifi. thanks for the tip

[mirkules]

I have this same problem on my Galaxy S. I found that stopping the text messaging app removes this message. I'm using the default messaging app, and Advanced Task Killer to close it.

[AutoDestrukt]

definitely the messaging app...wtf? anyone have explanation or a fix instead of having to kill messaging?

[loraque]

See if it goes away after installing Handcent (SMS app). You may have to open Messaging up one more time to disable Notifications so you do not get doubly notified, and perhaps there is an option in there to have it stop working altogether (if needed).

Odd though. Any customizations you have done? Custom ROM/modem?

[GuyverV]

So, I know this isn't a real solution, but after installing cognition rom, I haven't seen this message again. You may want to consider it

[Dirt Mcgirt]

Sorry I didnt post this earlier, but walking through this helped me clear the issue.

How to fix Samsung Galaxy S Unsuccessful Android Market Download and System Restore Issue

[lawnseed]

Dose anyone know how to fix this problem i cant send or recive photos all i get is Currently unable to download please try again later

I use a
LG P500 it runs Andriod i used it with a optus but now i use telstra can anyone please help fix this problem

[compunet]

I've got the same message How do I know which application is causing the problem on my galaxy s2

[Sayso]

I have tryed all of these suggestions on my Galaxy S and none of them work. the Handcent App is cool though.

[Jamie Nix]

I'm having the same problem. It seems to be i the front end of the system. There is nothing I can do to get it off. I restart my phone but it comes right back. I can't click onthe message or anything. It's just there and it won't go aware ! !

[erniemon]

Solution!!!!

From the home screen, click on menu/settings/more/mobile networks, then click on "Access Point Names." Once you're on the Access Point Names screen, hit your menu button and choose "Reset to default."

Ernie

[Steve Helton1]

Solution!!!!

From the home screen, click on menu/settings/more/mobile networks, then click on "Access Point Names." Once you're on the Access Point Names screen, hit your menu button and choose "Reset to default."

Ernie

[Steve Helton1]

No need to read any further, Ernie was spot on with the solution. Worked perfect. Thank you Ernie.

[suneel141]

Hi,

Even i have same problem with the Galaxy Grand Duos I9082.

Please help me with the solution.

Thanks.

[Ausama Ibraheem]

I did that Exactly, then restarted my phone to check again...
and the problem still there, the message keep showing

[Sinna Maricar]

Solution!!!!

From the home screen, click on menu/settings/more/mobile networks, then click on "Access Point Names." Once you're on the Access Point Names screen, hit your menu button and choose "Reset to default."

Ernie

[Sinna Maricar]

It worked; thank you genius!