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Samsung Galaxy J7 Nxt

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Notifications, background tasks, automatic synchronization or alarms do not work correctly for “Auto Message” on your Samsung Galaxy J7 Nxt?

  1. Open the “Settings” of your device.
  2. Choose “Apps”.
  3. Find “Auto Message” in the list of apps.
  4. Tap on “Auto Message”.
  5. Choose “Battery”.
  6. Next to “Allow background activity”, make sure the switch is turned on, i.e. with its knob or handle at the right.
  7. Leave by pressing ○ (“Home”) at the bottom of your device.
  1. Open the “Settings” of your device.
  2. Choose “Apps”.
  3. Find “Auto Message” in the list of apps.
  4. Tap on “Auto Message”.
  5. Choose “Battery”.
  6. Tap on “Optimize battery usage”.
  7. In the drop-down list at the top, switch from “Apps not optimized” to “All”.
  8. Find “Auto Message” in the list of apps.
  9. Next to “Auto Message”, make sure the switch is turned off, i.e. with its knob or handle at the left.
  10. Leave by pressing ○ (“Home”) at the bottom of your device.
  1. Open the “Settings” of your device.
  2. Choose “Apps”.
  3. At the top right, tap on ⋮ (three dots) to open the expanded menu.
  4. Tap on “Special access”.
  5. Choose “Optimize battery usage”.
  6. In the drop-down list at the top, switch from “Apps not optimized” to “All” or “All apps”.
  7. Find “Auto Message” in the list of apps.
  8. Next to “Auto Message”, make sure that the switch is turned off, i.e. with its knob or handle at the left.
  9. Leave by pressing ○ (“Home”) at the bottom of your device.
  1. Open the “Settings” of your device.
  2. Choose “Apps”.
  3. Find “Auto Message” in the list of apps.
  4. Tap on “Auto Message”.
  5. Choose “Mobile data”.
  6. Next to “Allow background data usage”, make sure the switch is turned on, i.e. with its knob or handle at the right.
  7. Leave by pressing ○ (“Home”) at the bottom of your device.
  1. Open the “Settings” of your device.
  2. Choose “Apps”.
  3. Find “Auto Message” in the list of apps.
  4. Tap on “Auto Message”.
  5. Choose “Mobile data”.
  6. Next to “Allow app while Data saver on”, make sure the switch is turned on, i.e. with its knob or handle at the right.
  7. Leave by pressing ○ (“Home”) at the bottom of your device.
  1. Open the “Settings” of your device.
  2. Choose “Apps”.
  3. At the top right, tap on ⋮ (three dots) to open the expanded menu.
  4. Choose “Special access”.
  5. Tap on “Allow app while Data saver on”.
  6. Find “Auto Message” in the list of apps.
  7. Next to “Auto Message”, make sure the switch is turned on, i.e. with its knob or handle at the right.
  8. Leave by pressing ○ (“Home”) at the bottom of your device.
  1. Open the “Settings” of your device.
  2. Choose “Device care”.
  3. At the bottom left, tap on “Battery”.
  4. Choose “Power mode”.
  5. Next to “Adaptive power saving”, make sure the switch is turned off, i.e. with its knob or handle at the left.
  6. Leave by pressing ○ (“Home”) at the bottom of your device.
  1. Open the “Settings” of your device.
  2. Choose “Apps”.
  3. Find “Auto Message” in the list of apps.
  4. Tap on “Auto Message”.
  5. In the “App settings” section, find “Notifications”.
  6. Tap on “Notifications”.
  7. At the top, next to “Show notifications”, make sure the switch is turned on, i.e. with its knob or handle at the right.
  8. At the bottom, next to “App icon badges”, make sure the switch is turned on, i.e. with its knob or handle at the right.
  9. Leave by pressing ○ (“Home”) at the bottom of your device.
  1. Open the “Settings” of your device.
  2. Choose “Accounts and backup”.
  3. Tap on “Accounts”.
  4. At the bottom, next to “Auto sync data”, make sure the switch is turned on, i.e. with its knob or handle at the right.
  5. Leave by pressing ○ (“Home”) at the bottom of your device.
  1. Swipe down from the status bar to show notifications and quick settings.
  2. Find the quick settings (where you can also turn on and off Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, etc.).
  3. Make sure that “Power mode” is turned off (gray).
  4. Leave by pressing ○ (“Home”) at the bottom of your device.
  1. Open the “Settings” of your device.
  2. Choose “Notifications”.
  3. Tap on “Status bar”.
  4. Next to “Show notification icons”, make sure the switch is turned on, i.e. with its knob or handle at the right.
  5. Below, make sure that “All notifications” is selected.
  6. Leave by pressing ○ (“Home”) at the bottom of your device.
  1. Swipe down from the status bar to show notifications and quick settings.
  2. Find the quick settings (where you can also turn on and off Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, etc.).
  3. Make sure that “Sync” is turned on (colored).
  4. Leave by pressing ○ (“Home”) at the bottom of your device.
  1. Open the “Settings” of your device.
  2. Choose “Device care”.
  3. At the bottom right, tap on “Memory”.
  4. Do not press “Clean now”. Remember never to use “Clean now” here.
  5. Leave by pressing ○ (“Home”) at the bottom of your device.
  1. Open the “Settings” of your device.
  2. Choose “Device care”.
  3. Do not press “Optimize now”. Remember never to use “Optimize now” here.
  4. Leave by pressing ○ (“Home”) at the bottom of your device.
  1. Open the “Settings” of your device.
  2. Choose “Device care”.
  3. At the top right, tap on ⋮ (three dots) to open the expanded menu.
  4. Choose “Auto optimization”.
  5. At the top, make sure the switch is turned off, i.e. with its knob or handle at the left.
  6. Leave by pressing ○ (“Home”) at the bottom of your device.
  1. Open the “Settings” of your device.
  2. Choose “Device care”.
  3. At the bottom left, tap on “Battery”.
  4. Find the “Power mode” section.
  5. If it says either “Optimized” or “High performance”, there’s nothing left for you to do. Otherwise, proceed with the next step.
  6. If it says “Medium power saving” or “Maximum power saving”, proceed with the next step.
  7. Tap on “Power mode”.
  8. Tap on the selected entry again.
  9. Next to “Restrict background data”, remove the checkmark from the checkbox.
  10. At the bottom, tap on “Apply”.
  11. Leave by pressing ○ (“Home”) at the bottom of your device.
  1. Open the “Settings” of your device.
  2. Choose “Device care”.
  3. At the bottom left, tap on “Battery”.
  4. At the top right, tap on ⋮ (three dots) to open the expanded menu.
  5. Choose “Settings”.
  6. Next to “Adaptive battery”, make sure the switch is turned off, i.e. with its knob or handle at the left.
  7. Next to “Put unused apps to sleep”, make sure the switch is turned off, i.e. with its knob or handle at the left.
  8. Next to “Auto disable unused apps”, make sure the switch is turned off, i.e. with its knob or handle at the left.
  9. Further down, next to “Optimize settings”, make sure the switch is turned off, i.e. with its knob or handle at the left.
  10. Leave by pressing ○ (“Home”) at the bottom of your device.
  1. Open the “Settings” of your device.
  2. Choose “Device care”.
  3. At the bottom left, tap on “Battery”.
  4. At the top right, tap on ⋮ (three dots) to open the expanded menu.
  5. Choose “Settings”.
  6. Tap on “Sleeping apps”.
  7. If “Auto Message” is not in the list of apps, there’s nothing left for you to do. Otherwise, proceed with the next step.
  8. At the top right, tap on the trash icon.
  9. Find “Auto Message” in the list of apps.
  10. Next to “Auto Message”, put a checkmark into the checkbox.
  11. At the bottom right, tap on “Remove”.
  12. Leave by pressing ○ (“Home”) at the bottom of your device.
  1. Open the “Settings” of your device.
  2. Choose “Device care”.
  3. At the bottom left, tap on “Battery”.
  4. At the top right, tap on ⋮ (three dots) to open the expanded menu.
  5. Choose “Settings”.
  6. Tap on “Disabled apps”.
  7. Make sure that “Auto Message” is not in the list of apps.
  8. Leave by pressing ○ (“Home”) at the bottom of your device.
  1. Open the “Settings” of your device.
  2. Choose “Device care”.
  3. At the bottom right, tap on “Memory”.
  4. At the top right, tap on ⋮ (three dots) to open the expanded menu.
  5. Choose “Apps that aren’t checked”.
  6. If “Auto Message” is in the list of apps, there’s nothing left for you to do. Otherwise, proceed with the next step.
  7. At the very bottom, tap on “Add”.
  8. Find “Auto Message” in the list of apps.
  9. Next to “Auto Message”, put a checkmark into the checkbox.
  10. At the bottom right, tap on “Add”.
  11. Leave by pressing ○ (“Home”) at the bottom of your device.
  1. Open the “Settings” of your device.
  2. Choose “Apps”.
  3. Find “Auto Message” in the list of apps.
  4. Tap on “Auto Message”.
  5. Further down, in the “App settings” section, find “Permissions”.
  6. Tap on “Permissions”.
  7. Make sure that all switches are turned on, i.e. with their knobs or handles at the right, unless you have any specific objections.
  8. Leave by pressing ○ (“Home”) at the bottom of your device.
  1. Open the “Settings” of your device.
  2. Choose “Device maintenance”.
  3. At the bottom left, choose “Battery”.
  4. In the upper half, choose “Battery usage”.
  5. At the top right, tap on ⋮ (three dots) to open the expanded menu.
  6. Choose “Optimize battery usage”.
  7. In the drop-down list at the top, switch from “Apps not optimized” to “All apps”.
  8. Find “Auto Message” in the list of apps.
  9. Next to “Auto Message”, make sure that the switch is turned off, i.e. with its knob or handle at the left.
  10. Leave by pressing ○ (“Home”) at the bottom of your device.
  1. Open the “Settings” of your device.
  2. Choose “Device maintenance”.
  3. At the bottom left, choose “Battery”.
  4. At the very bottom, choose “Unmonitored apps”.
  5. Check if “Auto Message” is already in the list. If it’s in the list, there’s nothing left for you to do. Otherwise, proceed with the next step.
  6. At the very bottom, tap on “Add apps”.
  7. Find “Auto Message” in the list of apps.
  8. Put a checkmark into the checkbox next to “Auto Message”.
  9. At the very top, press “Done”.
  10. Leave by pressing ○ (“Home”) at the bottom of your device.
  1. Open the “Settings” of your device.
  2. Choose “Device maintenance”.
  3. At the bottom left, choose “Battery”.
  4. At the top right, tap on ⋮ (three dots) to open the expanded menu.
  5. Choose “Advanced settings”.
  6. Next to “App power monitor”, make sure that the switch is turned off, i.e. with its knob or handle at the left.
  7. Leave by pressing ○ (“Home”) at the bottom of your device.
  1. Open the “Settings” of your device.
  2. Choose “Device maintenance”.
  3. At the bottom left, tap on “Battery”.
  4. At the very bottom, choose “Always sleeping apps”.
  5. If “Auto Message” is not in the list of apps, there’s nothing left for you to do. Otherwise, proceed with the next step.
  6. At the top right, tap on ⋮ (three dots) to open the expanded menu.
  7. Choose “Delete apps”.
  8. Delete “Auto Message”.
  9. Leave by pressing ○ (“Home”) at the bottom of your device.
  1. Open the “Settings” of your device.
  2. Choose “Apps”.
  3. Find “Auto Message” in the list of apps.
  4. Tap on “Auto Message”.
  5. Further down, in the “App settings” section, find “Notifications”.
  6. Tap on “Notifications”.
  7. At the very top, make sure the switch is turned on, i.e. with its knob or handle at the right.
  8. Further down, next to “App icon badges”, make sure the switch is turned on, i.e. with its knob or handle at the right.
  9. Leave by pressing ○ (“Home”) at the bottom of your device.
  1. Open the “Settings” of your device.
  2. Choose “Notifications”.
  3. Find “Auto Message” in the list of apps.
  4. Next to “Auto Message”, make sure the switch is turned on, i.e. with its knob or handle at the right.
  5. Leave by pressing ○ (“Home”) at the bottom of your device.
  1. Open the “Settings” of your device.
  2. Choose “Device maintenance”.
  3. At the bottom left, tap on “Battery”.
  4. Find the “Power saving mode” section.
  5. Make sure that it says either “Off” or “Mid”.
  6. If it says “Off”, there’s nothing left for you to do. Otherwise, proceed with the next step.
  7. Tap on “Mid” again.
  8. Next to “Background network usage”, make sure the switch is turned on, i.e. with its knob or handle at the right.
  9. At the bottom, tap on “Apply”.
  10. Leave by pressing ○ (“Home”) at the bottom of your device.
  1. Open the “Settings” of your device.
  2. Choose “Cloud and accounts”.
  3. Tap on “Accounts”.
  4. At the bottom, next to “Auto sync data”, make sure the switch is turned on, i.e. with its knob or handle at the right.
  5. Leave by pressing ○ (“Home”) at the bottom of your device.
  1. Open the “Settings” of your device.
  2. Choose “Connections”.
  3. Tap on “Wi-Fi” at the left side of the screen.
  4. At the top right, choose “Advanced”.
  5. Next to “Wi-Fi power saving mode”, make sure the switch is turned off, i.e. with its knob or handle at the left.
  6. Leave by pressing ○ (“Home”) at the bottom of your device.
  1. Open the “Settings” of your device.
  2. Choose “Connections”.
  3. Tap on “Wi-Fi” at the left side of the screen.
  4. At the top right, choose “Advanced”.
  5. At the very bottom, tap on “View more”.
  6. Scroll further down.
  7. Tap on “Keep Wi-Fi on during sleep”.
  8. Select “Always”.
  9. Leave by pressing ○ (“Home”) at the bottom of your device.
  1. Swipe down from the status bar to show notifications and quick settings.
  2. Find the quick settings (where you can also turn on and off Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, etc.).
  3. Make sure that “Power saving” is turned off (gray).
  4. Leave by pressing ○ (“Home”) at the bottom of your device.
  1. Open the “Settings” of your device.
  2. Choose “Display”.
  3. Further down, tap on “Status bar”.
  4. Next to “Show recent notifications only”, make sure the switch is turned off, i.e. with its knob or handle at the left.
  5. Leave by pressing ○ (“Home”) at the bottom of your device.
  1. Open the “Settings” of your device.
  2. Choose “Device maintenance”.
  3. Do not press “Optimize now”. Remember never to use “Optimize now” here.
  4. Leave by pressing ○ (“Home”) at the bottom of your device.
  1. Open the “Settings” of your device.
  2. Choose “Device maintenance”.
  3. At the bottom right, choose “Memory”.
  4. Do not press “Clean now”. Remember never to use “Clean now” here.
  5. Leave by pressing ○ (“Home”) at the bottom of your device.
  1. Open the “Settings” of your device.
  2. Choose “Notifications”.
  3. Find “Auto Message” in the list of apps.
  4. Next to “Auto Message”, make sure the switch is turned on, i.e. with its knob or handle at the right.
  5. Leave by pressing ○ (“Home”) at the bottom of your device.
  1. Open the “Settings” of your device.
  2. Choose “Apps”.
  3. Find “Auto Message” in the list of apps.
  4. Tap on “Auto Message”.
  5. Further down, in the “App settings” section, find “Notifications”.
  6. Tap on “Notifications”.
  7. Next to “Allow notifications”, make sure the switch is turned on, i.e. with its knob or handle at the right.
  8. Leave by pressing ○ (“Home”) at the bottom of your device.
  1. Open the “Settings” of your device.
  2. Choose “Cloud and accounts”.
  3. Tap on “Accounts”.
  4. At the top right, choose “More”.
  5. If it says “Turn off auto sync”, there’s nothing left for you to do. Otherwise, proceed with the next step.
  6. Tap on “Turn on auto sync”.
  7. Tap on “OK”.
  8. Leave by pressing ○ (“Home”) at the bottom of your device.
  1. Open the “Settings” of your device.
  2. Choose “Apps”.
  3. Find “Auto Message” in the list of apps.
  4. Tap on “Auto Message”.
  5. Further down, in the “App settings” section, find “Notifications”.
  6. Tap on “Notifications”.
  7. Next to “Set as priority”, make sure the switch is turned on, i.e. with its knob or handle at the right.
  8. Leave by pressing ○ (“Home”) at the bottom of your device.
  1. Open the “Settings” of your device.
  2. Choose “Connections”.
  3. Tap on “Wi-Fi” at the left side of the screen.
  4. At the top right, choose “Advanced”.
  5. Tap on “Keep Wi-Fi on during sleep”.
  6. Select “Always”.
  7. Leave by pressing ○ (“Home”) at the bottom of your device.
  1. Open the “Settings” of your device.
  2. Choose “Device maintenance”.
  3. At the bottom left, choose “Battery”.
  4. Find the section “Power saving mode”.
  5. Make sure that either “Off” or “Mid” is selected.
  6. If it says “Off”, there’s nothing left for you to do. Otherwise, proceed with the next step.
  7. If it says “Mid”, tap on “Mid” again for its details to appear.
  8. At the top, choose “Customize”.
  9. Further down, next to “Background network usage”, make sure that the switch is turned on, i.e. with its knob or handle at the right.
  10. At the very top, choose “Apply”.
  11. Leave by pressing ○ (“Home”) at the bottom of your device.
  1. There are many apps on the app store which claim to boost performance, free up space, save battery, or optimize the RAM of your device. However, these apps interfere with other apps, like “Auto Message”, and prevent them from working correctly.
  2. If you have any app like “Clean Master”, “Security Master”, “Task Manager”, “Phone Cleaner”, “Super Cleaner”, “Power Clean”, “DU Cleaner”, “DU Speed Booster”, “CCleaner”, “AVG Cleaner”, “Avast Cleanup” or “Norton Clean”, check that it doesn’t block or terminate “Auto Message”.
  3. If unsure, consider uninstalling the app claiming to “clean” or “boost” your device.