Sync will start as soon as you turn that slider on. Go back to Accounts & Sync and turn the slider from Off to On. Tap the account you want to sync and choose (check) which information (contacts, calendar, photos) you want synced into your phone. Scroll down to and tap on Accounts & Sync. Here’s how:įrom the Home screen, tap on Apps then launch Settings. There’s one thing I want you to try if you haven’t done it–enable contacts sync. It seems to me like you’re a very handy person (you could even be more techie than I am) and I believe you’ve done a lot of things in your phone to resolve this issue. Thank you for your time- reading my long email. I know this is an ongoing issue with the Galaxy S3 community, so if you can post a solution to this, that would be highly HIGHLY appreciated. Factory reset is my last resort, but I have customized my phone way too much that I would like any other option available! Don’t want to go back to stock because there is no tethering.
#Galaxy s4 sync all contacts to google android
tried to change roms (My phone is rooted as advised by drippler), tried to change kernels, don’t want to revert back to an older android version because I am so used to the new one. deleted all my accounts, (I have three gmail accounts on there-only one that has contacts, a samsung account, and a whatsapp), then tried just the google account that has all my contacts stored. Disconnected from wifi, then deleted all the cache, rebooted phone twice, and then re-synced. deleted my google account (My google account is where I have all my contacts stored, nothing is in the phone or SIM).
When they disappear, I check my phonebook and it displays no contacts! I tried to research the issue and I found some things that have helped other users, but none have been able to fix my problem.
They reappear when I restart the phone, and after a couple of texts, they disappear. I’ve had a serious issue with the contacts app on my galaxy, as well as the sms, and call logs- all my contacts seem to be disappearing and reappearing. I found your email address on drippler and there was an article which encouraged users to ask questions about their Galaxy S3.
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