If you are using a Qi-compatible charger, ensure your AirPods or AirPods Pro are firmly plugged into your charger as well as the wall outlet on the other end. Next, ensure that the power adapter is correctly plugged in.
Make sure the Lightning to USB cable is securely plugged into the charging case and USB power adapter while charging AirPods or AirPods Pro. Is there a way to export the messages and attachments out to say an rtf or other type of file? If so, I could wipe the db files on all these machines and hopefully be able to resolve the issue.2 More in AirPods Fix AirPods Not Charging Issueįollow these tips to fix AirPods not charging issue and get your truly wireless headphones working again. Prior to the profile migration, iMessage worked on the machines.įor me, I can't delete the database and start fresh as there are some information that is needing to be retained and all machines are still used. Best I can tell, there is an issue with the database (Corrupted?) used on these machines for iMessage as all had my user data migrated to them as I got a new machine. I was able to delete all but the most critical messages on one of my Airs and that allows me to send files from it occasionally. The only way I can send anyone something is to airdrop it to a phone and then send it from there. Everything else says it sent the file but the receiving party just gets a file of 0 bytes that just says downloading forever. The only devices that can send images/Video/Files are the phones. I have 2 Macbook Airs running High Sierra, A couple Mac Mini machines running High Sierra, A MacBook Pro running Mojave, an iPad and 3 iPhones.
I have had the issue of not being able to send images/video/files since snow leopard. So iMessage can't access external HDs apparently. Tried the suggested workaround of dragging the file to the desktop first and then to the iMessage text box and that worked. One of the was a new iMessage file: .plist I got a notice from Drive Genius that system files had been changed from the last log in.
I created a new user and logged in as new user which did not fix it either. Just hangs at the end of the iMessage send progress bar and then gives error alert that message was not sent. These are files from an external HD, NOT a NAS drive, which have always worked up until last week. I have a 2019 iMac 27" with Catalina MacOS 15.5.6. Tried copy and paste and that doesn't work either. I have the same problem which started last week, about, up until then I was able to send photos and attachments, then after a Catalina crash/restart overnight or an auto update to the system, iMessage would not send attachments when drag and dropped to the iMessage window.
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