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Hi can anyone help me?

Suddenly about 2 days ago, every time i text a message, i get an error when the message goes through which says:

SORRY!
The application Messaging
(process com.android.mms)
has stopped unexpectedly.
Please try again.

It asks me to force close. I read somewhere that it is due to having low space on the on-board memory so i deleted apps and texts, to no avail. :(

Is there anything I can do?

Oh another thing, this problem always seems to send a blank text that doesn't get sent to 1 person in my contacts after every error for some reason - if that helps hmm.
 
Hi can anyone help me?

Suddenly about 2 days ago, every time i text a message, i get an error when the message goes through which says:

SORRY!
The application Messaging
(process com.android.mms)
has stopped unexpectedly.
Please try again.

It asks me to force close. I read somewhere that it is due to having low space on the on-board memory so i deleted apps and texts, to no avail. :(

Is there anything I can do?

Oh another thing, this problem always seems to send a blank text that doesn't get sent to 1 person in my contacts after every error for some reason - if that helps hmm.

Try this ... with the phone ON and at the home screen ... Pull the Battery and the SIM ... let the phone set fro a couple of minutes ... put SIM and battery back in an power up normally ... Try send a text msg ... with the phones default messaging program ... I assume you are not using a third party messaging app ?
 
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Thank you hotani for your advice. I did the same thing after reading your post - I checked my previous threads in the messaging app and found about 50 unsent messages to a person I hadn't texted in quite some time. I deleted them all and the 'Force close' messages went away. My messaging app was actually bad enough that I think I wasn't even receiving text messages. This is on a T-Mobile G1. Thanks again for the help.
 
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I had the same problem on my Moto Droid 1 with OS 2.2.1 and fixed it by doing the following:

  • Open Google native Messenging app (the original Messenging App installed on the phone)
  • Select Menu button
  • Select Delete Threads
Problem solved!

P.S. This deletes all of your old messenging threads, but nothing in this Post worked and I was ready to do a Factory Reset, so I can deal with it :)
 
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Had a customer come in with a similar issue getting the error code process com.android.mms error everytime we'd try to send take a picture and send it via mms. Eventually wound up just doing a factory reset after trying to go through the settings and it started working again. Perhaps a little extreme but the customer was able to send pics again so she was happy. Not sure if this will help but it did wind up working again.
 
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well
seems my problem is completely different !
i dont know exactly after installing which application it happend
but all i know is after appearing this error for messaging,it appears for any application u run,gmail,gtalk,task manager,contact...
i mean,it does not appear only for messaging,when it starts,it applies on any thing
plzzz tell me what should i do
but do not tell me to do a factory reset
im really tired of doing this job!!!
by the way
the model is Galaxy s2
 
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I had the same problem on my Moto Droid 1 with OS 2.2.1 and fixed it by doing the following:

  • Open Google native Messenging app (the original Messenging App installed on the phone)
  • Select Menu button
  • Select Delete Threads
Problem solved!

P.S. This deletes all of your old messenging threads, but nothing in this Post worked and I was ready to do a Factory Reset, so I can deal with it :)

i've deleted all my threads, and i've also done a factory reset, but it still does the error on me... p.s mines an andriod optimis chat and it's only a week old
 
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