Your iOS device is downloading messages from iCloud but it becomes non-responsive after some time. Yes, Your iPhone or iPad Is Actually Trying to Download Messages from iCloud, But It's having trouble synchronizing message with the device. However, you don't have to panic and shut down the iOS device, which is what many users do in fear.
Why does downloading iMessages from iCloud get stuck on iPhone?
There are many reasons for you to contribute iPhone or iPad is Stuck When saving messages from Apple cloud storage service. It's important to look into the matter, so it can help you prevent it from happening again.
- Your Internet connection may have been interrupted, causing the error.
- Apple servers may be down in your area.
- iOS software isn't perfect, and it has bugs, glitches, and problems.
- Maybe, you accidentally tapped on something that caused the error.
Let us take a look at several solutions that can help you fix the problem and do not require you to use third-party tools in the process.
Try rebooting the iOS device
you should Try rebooting the iOS device, which works wonders in most cases. I have mentioned software bugs and glitches that persist in the system. Apple developers fix them, but it takes about half a year or so to have a stable operating system.
Allow me to show you how you can turn off an iPhone or iPad if the device is not responding to the power button.
- tap on Adjustment , Mango , To close,
- Toggle the button to the right to turn off the device.
Let your iOS device rest for a few minutes, and then turn on the iPhone or iPad.
Update your iOS to the new version
Almost everyone I know suggests you update iOS software, and you may be hesitant to update the software. You should always update software with security patches, bug fixes and glitch fixes.
I ask readers to check for new iOS update news and review videos online, and that should be specific to your device.
- tap on Adjustment choose more Mango,
- tap on software update , Download and install,
create backup in icloud storage Or local storage using iTunes as it is safer and faster. Make sure to connect the device to a Wi-Fi network, and it will download a minimum of 50MB – 1GB depending on the update size. Charge your iPhone or iPad to 95% before updating to avoid unnecessary problems.
Check if Apple Server is Down
Amazon is paying AWS service $30 million per month to host the Apple servers. It is unusual for servers to experience downtime, but it does happen occasionally because nothing in the world is perfect. In case, if you don't have time to wait, whether it is an iPhone problem or Apple server is down, you can confirm the doubt.
Enable Messages in iCloud
It's not uncommon for Apple servers and iPhones to be messed up. You can restore the connection between the server and your device by closing and then Enable Messages in iCloud,
In my case, the message was turned off, and you should turn it off and then turn it back on. Make sure your iPhone or iPad is connected to the Internet as syncing requires an active Internet connection.
- tap on Adjustment , Apple ID , iCloud,
- Find and then tap onmessages” to turn on.
In my case, the message was turned off, and you should turn it off and then turn it back on. Make sure your iPhone or iPad is connected to the Internet as syncing requires an active Internet connection.
icloud storage capacity
Every Apple ID user gets 5GB of free storage in the account as this is the selling point of the company. However, if the storage capacity exceeds 5 GB then you are finished having an error,
- click on Adjustment , Apple ID , iCloud,
- tap on manage storage And you have full stats on screen.
In my case, the iCloud store has 3.7GB of data out of 5GB. Take a look at the statistics below, which will give you an idea of what is consuming most of the data.
Remember, if you have low iCloud storage, like 4.8 GB out of 5 GB, and then you should consider remove some things, i don't need to take any action clear area Because I still have 1.3 GB of free space.
sign out icloud account
You need to force Apple servers to sync data across iPhone or iPad.
sign out of iCloud Apple will force the servers to synchronize the data. I ask users to back up data to local storage via iTunes as it is easy, secure, and works on Windows and Mac computers.
Let the device sit idle for a few minutes and then sign in to the same iCloud account. Servers will sync the data and restore messages in iPhone or iPad.
Conclusion
When your device is downloading messages from iCloud, don't force turn off iPhone or iPad.
You should wait a few minutes and try to do this again by connecting the device to an active Wi-Fi network. Worst case would be to contact Apple customer service for further assistance.