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The most natural place to print your text messages is from the phone you texted on. Google Messages does not include a way to print texts from within the app. The best workaround is to take screenshots of the messages you want to print and print them from your phone.

Here's how: Go to Settings. Select the ?Accounts and backup? option. Scroll down to the ?Samsung Cloud? section. Choose the ?Restore data? option. Look for the backup to restore data from. Select the ?Messages? option to restore deleted messages.

To move text messages to a new Android phone, open Settings on your old phone > check that you're using the right Google account > tap Google > tap Backup > ensure backups are enabled > scroll down and ensure SMS and MMS messages are listed> tap Back up now.

Reset messages settings to default Launch the Messages app on your Android phone and tap on the menu > Settings. Tap on the Reset option to set all message features to default. Now, restart your Android phone device and try again to send a text message.

Another safe way you can trust to transfer text messages from Android to a computer ? Email. By using Email, all you need to do is just attach the messages to an email on your Android phone and send it to yourself. Then go to your computer, access the email you just send, and download the file.

Step 1: Open Your Android device settings. Step 2: Scroll down till you see "Notifications & status bar." Tap on it. Step 3: Now select apps; you will see a list of applications and search for Messages. Step 4: Make sure the notifications for the default messaging app are turned on.

How to Transfer Android Text Messages Wirelessly On the source device (the phone you want to transfer text from), download SMS Backup and Restore from the Play Store. ... Tap Allow to grant the necessary permissions. Tap the Menu icon (the three lines). Tap Transfer, then tap Send From This Phone.

Clear data in the Messages app Another possibility is that the Messages app has too much data and can't receive your messages. Try clearing the data by going to Settings > Apps > Messages > Storage. Then, tap Clear cache. If that doesn't work, you can also try Clear data, but this will also remove your message history.