#Whatsapp download failed to complete update

Drop Backups/ and Databases/ folders from previous location (The ones you backed up before) inside Android/media/com.whatsapp/Whatsapp Go to Android/media/com.whatsapp/ and create folder Whatsapp/ Connect your device again to your computer (or via file explorer app). Reinstall whatsapp but DO NOT OPEN THE APP. You can then select if you want to remove already stored backups. You can also do it from Left Side menu -> Storage -> Backups -> Click on whatsapp backup -> Disable Backups. In Google Drive, go to Settings -> Configuration -> Manage Applications -> Disconect Whatsapp Messenger. Connect your device to a computer and backup your whole whatsapp folder or use the file explorer app to back up the folder. I think this backup is made every day by default and up to 7 are stored, but not sure of that. First, make sure you have a recent local backup in your Whatsapp/Databases folder either by connecting your device to a computer or with a file explorer application. With GDrive: First backup your data to GDrive, then uninstall whatsapp, reinstall and when you are asked to restore, restore the backup you just made from GDrive. However my GDrive backup was corrupted and could not make a fresh backup for some reason, so I had to restore local storage backup: To restore the backup, you have two options, the easiest one is with GDrive. Files can also be moved manually from the old whatsapp route (Whatsapp/Media) to the new Android/media/com.whatsapp/Whatsapp) The only solution I found was to uninstall the app and restore messages/files from a backup. The new whatsapp folder route is under Android/media/com.whatsapp, which raises errors when trying to send pics or voice. 4.Reboot your phone and test to see if the problem is fixed. 3.Now go to storage and clear cache and clear Data.

#Whatsapp download failed to complete update

2.If there are any updates available go ahead and update the app. With last Android update, Whatsapp has no permission to access files in the older WhatsApp folder, that was located in the root of the device. 1.Go to Google Play Store and search for Whatsapp.