Troubleshooting Mediafire Mac Not Syncing: Tips and Solutions

If the problem occurs only with a specific file or folder, there are several possible explanations:

• The file or folder path is longer than 400 characters. Shorten the file path.
• The file or folder name contains the following characters: . ” * : ? / | . Change the element name to remove any invalid characters.
• The file is larger than 250 GB. Zip or split the file and try again. If you’re using a work or school account, individual files must not exceed 15 GB.

Restart your iPhone

Restarting the system software will refresh your iPhone storage and clear any glitches or errors that are preventing Outlook calendars from syncing. Additionally, the procedure resets your network connections and restores communication between the device and the Outlook servers.

To do this, open Siri (press and hold the Side/Home button), say Restart iPhone, and tap Restart on the confirmation popup.

Part 1: How to fix iMessage not syncing on Mac

If you’re having problems with iMessage not syncing from an iOS device on Mac, you need to fix disabling iMessage on your iPhone. After a few moments, you can return it. Here is how to do it.

• 1. Open iPhone Settings, go to the Messages section, and turn off iMessage from there.
• 2. Wait a few seconds, and then enable iMessage on your devices again. After that, you need to check if things have improved or not.

2: Reauthorize iTunes and computer

If sync fails, the sync button is grayed out and not available at all, or if you try to sync and it doesn’t transfer nothing to the iPhone, iPod or iPad, you may just need to authorize the computer with iTunes:

• Open iTunes with the iOS device connected to the computer via USB
• Drag the Store menu and select Deauthorize this computer
• Now go back to the Store menu and select Authorize this computer
• Enter the Apple ID and password and then select “Authorize”

How do I update my iPhone, iPad or iPod?

1. Make sure your device is connected to the Internet.
2. Go to Settings > General > Software Update.
3. Download and install all available updates.

1. Make sure your device is connected to the Internet.
2. From the menu bar, go to  > System Preferences… > Software Update.
3. Download and install all available updates.