If this was the root cause to my problems, it might be to others as well (and it also could explain why it can be hard for others to reproduce this issue if they haven't configured their power saving similarly). Tried temporarily disabling the phone's power saving mode (while still having the phone's charger unplugged): Worked! Tried unplugging the charger and downloading another attachment: wouldn't work. So, basically, I figured it was related to the battery usage and power saving. I don't know how I suddebly made the connection and thought differently this time, but somehow my brain apparently used two years to process this computational task and finally figured out that there was actually a pattern here: My phone was charging, and I could download attachments and apps! But of course! I've always thought of this inconsistency as an indicator and confirmation of this thing being a bug. I noticed that an attachment actually did download, like they kind of have done from time to time these past two years.
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Today I found out how to remedy this, at least on my phone, a Samsung S6. The really cumbersome workaround for me has been opening attachments on a laptop, or forwarding emails to friends. Even managed to delete a whole bunch of contacts permanently when temporarily disabling my gmail account. I tried all kinds of suggested solutions, and I mean everything, including browser based clients etc.
I had this problem for almost two years unable to downoad demo song mp3 attachments from friends, apps from the Google Play store, pdf tickets while at the airport etc. I've found help on this forum before, so I decided to register today and add my findings. Thanks.Hello! I might have some help for you. to their android from Gmail? I cannot download attachments to my Asus Fone pad and have searched many times now using different search key words on Google and can't seem to find an answer on how to solve this problem. Has anyone here had any problem downloading attachments such as app files, PDF documents, etc.
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