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 · Tap Settings > General > Software Update and check to see if a new version of iOS is available. If so, plug in your iOS device and go through the Estimated Reading Time: 4 mins.  · I found this, but did NOT work for me issue continues Fix for “this message has not been downloaded from the server error.” Go to Settings > Accounts & Passwords. Tap Fetch New Data. Toggle Off Push. Change Fetch Settings to Automatically. Tap any account still showing Push and change to Fetch. Restart your device to update these settings.  · Usually, the reason why you get "This message has not been downloaded from the server" is that you may not get a good mobile data connection. To reset it, you can unlock the device and navigate to "Settings", then set and check the Airplane Mode to "Off".

Even after a close, the messages do not download. Given that this occurs every single time from one particular client, I'd expect more people to be complaining if it was a bug. I'm expecting it has to be something unique in our setup/configuration that is causing the issue. Most POP3 clients will allow you to change this behaviour, and have an option to 'not delete downloaded messages' or 'leave the message on the server' (or similar). If the message is deleted from the server, and your iPad is using the IMAP protocol, the iPad will no longer see that message. User # posts. O4aTimtam. Also, when I download my mail on my MacBook Pro, running El Capitan IOS, and the iPad is on the Mail app, I lose ALL my email on the iPad with the "Message is not downloaded from the server" problem. Can POP mail not be downloaded onto two computers at the same time? Is it possible to get my mail back on the iPad?

Sometimes you may find that Mail on your iPhone or iPad fails to download or show the whole email content, only displaying a line of words, "This message has not been downloaded from the server". This is a common error taking place in the Mail app on iPhone or iPad, which means that the email content displaying has been interrupted when it's being downloaded from the mail server. Those who attempt to view an attachment receive an error such as “Message not yet downloaded from server” and are left in the lurch. One fix is to use a third-party email client to read the emails and open the attachments in question, but that’s not really a fix we expect Apple to be widely circulating. A temporary glitch between the iPhone’s Mail app and the email server may cause the message downloaded issue. Here, relaunching the Mail app after force closing it may solve the problem. Launch the iPhone’s Mail appand open an emailthat previously showed “This Message has not been downloaded from the server”.