I hope this able to resolve your problems. don’t go to General Settings > Look under Sync Settings to enable syncing and how often you want it to update the sync by adjusting the sync schedule. Go to: Settings > “Account” tab > Email > Settings > Email Account (i.e.
Press on “Sync All” to see if your email accounts have synced.ĮNABLE SYNC FOR INDIVIDUAL EMAIL ACCOUNTS SETTINGS:įinally, we will go through each separate account to adjust sync settings, sync schedules, etc… At the bottom of the “Email” area, there should be a button to Sync All your email accounts.Ħ. Return to: Settings > “Account” tab > Emailĥ. Repeat this if you have multiple email accounts.Ĥ. Then select the “Sync Email” check box.ģ. Go to: Settings > “Account” tab > Email > Email Account (i.e. Next, we will enable syncing for all email accounts in your email settings.ġ. There should be an icon with three little boxes to expand/collapse for additional icons to appear.
Note: If you don’t see it, then look in the upper right hand corner of the screen.
Swipe down from top of screen to pull down the notification menu.ģ.
*Update: You can also use this method to “reset” the syncing feature because sometimes software updates can interrupt the syncing process.ġ. This was the most common solution because people disabled it accidentally without realizing it. The first thing to check is to make sure that syncing is enabled for your device. Thanks to my Australian cousin who asked me this question, I have now officially provided tech support internationally! I hope this helps anyone who has this problem.įor issues regarding your email syncing improperly on your Samsung Galaxy S4 running on Android OS 4.3, please try the following methods below.
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