This way, when you check your mail, it will automatically MOVE the mail from the Inbox (server) to your PST file if it has an attachment. Move it to the specified folder (Select a folder in your PST File)Ĭlick through the rules wizard and be sure to turn the rule on. You might even be able to make an outlook rule.Īpply this Rule after the message arrives If not, then delete them from your phone and the phone will update the server, but you should not have to do this, the don't remove from server is only on check. Any messages you do NOT want left on the server (like the ones with huge attachments), move them over to the PST and they should delete from the server since they are no longer in your inbox. pst file on your home computer (aka Outlook Data File)ģ. Setup Outlook to NOT remove messages from the server when you check your mailĢ. I hope someone can come up with a better idea, but this is what I would suggest.ġ. Unless your mail client has a setting that lets you keep the mail regardless of the state of the messages on the server, kinda out of luck for a "one in all" solution. So the issue is, your mail is being taken off the server by Outlook and your phone (even as POP3) is not downloading the mail to your phone, or, during a sync, it is seeing the mail gone and not keeping it on your phone. You may reboot your network equipment such as routers and/or modems or contact your internet service provider and have it fixed.Click to expand.That does clarify a bit. If the phone can get good connection from other networks, then it’s the network you often connect to that has a problem.If so, contact your carrier or provider and have it checked or replaced. To troubleshot further, try connecting to other WiFi networks and observe if the connection is still unstable or slow.In case disabling mobile data won’t fix the problem, the next thing you do is ‘Forget’ the network(s) you get your connection from and let the phone scan and reconnect to it.If not, try disabling mobile data so that the phone can stay connected with WiFi.First of all, reboot the phone if you haven’t done yet and then observe if the connectivity improved.To troubleshoot this problem, please follow the simple guide I outlined for you: We haven’t heard of a bug that affects the phone’s WiFi connection problem, so it could be something else.
Troubleshooting: WiFi connection problems are common not only to Galaxy devices but to any Android smartphone, so it’s not a surprise that a lot of users have been complaining about this.
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