You can unplug the devices and check if the cables and adapter are working with other phones or not. Also, use a dry cloth and clean the USB port on your phone to make sure there is no debris or dirt in it. To avoid this, make sure that your phone is already charged enough before you transfer your files. If you are moving your data wirelessly via WiFi direct, then simply reset the feature once.
Wait for a while or restart your phone and turn on the feature again. If you are moving a lot of data from your source device and does not have enough space on your Samsung, then Smart Switch might get stuck. The easiest way to fix this is by clearing some storage on your Samsung. You can also delete its existing photos, videos, music, etc.
A lot of users have found that when they include the transfer of apps from their old Android to Samsung, Smart Switch gets stuck on 99 percent. This solution mostly works whenever Samsung Smart Switch gets stuck at 99 or 1 percent. Chances are that there could be a problem with the app or its stored cache. If Samsung Smart Switch still gets stuck even after clearing its cache, then you can consider reinstalling the app altogether.
In case the app has not been installed properly the first time, then this would fix the issue. Later, you can visit the Play Store and install Samsung Smart switch on both the devices again.
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Turn off App Notifications. One solution is to clear the temporary Internet files under the History section in your browser and try the download again. If you have a broadband connection, and connect to the Internet through a router, the Internet connection may be unstable.
Issues with Internet connectivity and the stability of the connection can cause downloads to fail, especially if the Internet connection is interrupted. When an Internet connection is unstable, it may disconnect and reconnect intermittently. Even a disconnection lasting a fraction of a second can cause the failure of a file download. For users who commonly encounter intermittent connectivity issues or download failure, a download manager may help.
A download managers is a third-party application that monitors, and if needed, resumes a download from where it stopped previously.
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