Discover troubleshooting tips and step-by-step instructions to fix transfer failed problems in SHAREit. Get your file sharing back on track today. Follow our guide to fix all problems. Shareit is a common choice for millions of users when we talk about moving files between devices quickly and easily.

However, clients may experience difficulties that stop them from quick sharing which sometimes can be frustrating. To resolve these issues we must understand these issues. In this article we will explore the important issues and give detailed solutions on how to fix these problems. 

Here is the following step by step guide to fix transfer failed in SHAREit:

Device compatibility

Ensure that both devices are compatible with the version of Shareit. If one device has a non-operational version of the application update it to the latest version. Before you send the message, ensure they are friendly.

Storage space struggles/ clear app cache and data

It’s challenging to fit something unusual into your devices when you run out of space. If your device is full it may not work properly. To resolve this issue clear some data from your device’s storage to make space for important files. To do this go to your mobile settings and then to your phone’s application manager. Click on storage then select the Shareit app and clear its cache and data.

Connection check

If you don’t have internet or a bad connection, you can’t share anything. It’s simple. Make sure your gadgets are connected to the same internet. It can be Wi-Fi or mobile data. If the issue persists first disable your internet and then re-enable it.

Enable Bluetooth as an alternative

Go to the Bluetooth settings on both devices and turn Bluetooth on. Make sure that the devices are paired. You can do this by going to the Bluetooth settings finding the other device and selecting it to pair. Once paired select the files you want to share select the Share option and select Bluetooth. Then select the paired device to start the transfer. On the receiving device, accept the incoming file transfer request.

Turn off battery optimization

Modern smartphones come with battery-optimizing features that limit how many apps are running in the background. This can help extend battery life but can sometimes interfere with apps that require 24-hour activity like Shareit. Disabling battery optimization for this application ensures the app runs without interruptions which can help prevent transfer failures. Here’s how you can do it.

For Android

From your smartphone go to the settings. Just tap the 3 dot menu or open the Settings app. Scroll down and select Battery. This might also be listed as Battery and Performance. Find an option like Battery Optimiser, Saver, or Usage. You’ll see a list of applications. Find and select Shareit. If you don’t see your required application tap on ‘All apps’ to display all installed applications. Tap on Shareit and choose ‘Don’t optimize’ or ‘Allow background activity’. Confirm any prompts that appear.

For iOS

iOS devices have different background management than Android but you can still make sure Shareit works well. For this purpose open settings scroll down and find the Shareit application. Hit it to access the app settings. Enable ‘Background App Refresh’ for it. This keeps the app running and transferring files even when you’re not using it which keeps the connection stable. Also make sure the Shareit app can access files and media. The configuration of these settings prevents the iOS device from generating an error message when attempting to share a file.

Update Shareit app

To transfer files make sure you have the latest version of the Shareit app. You can update the app from your device’s app store. Find and open the Shareit app page from the list of apps on your device. If an update is available you’ll see the option to install it. To start the process, simply tap the update button

Make sure you have the correct permissions:

The Shareit application needs permission to work on your device. Permissions let the app access your device’s files, storage, and location which it needs to transfer files. 

For Android

To check and enable these permissions go to the app settings from your Android device. Go to ‘Application Manager’ and find Shareit in the list of apps. Tap on it and you’ll see Permissions. Tap to enable all necessary permissions. 

For iOS

iOS users can do the same. Open Settings and scroll down to the Shareit app. Tap on it to see the app’s permissions and turn on all permissions.

The transfer of files can be a challenging issue in Shareit. However there are effective solutions. By following the above strategies users can address the most common causes of this issue. Moreover the use of Bluetooth as an optional method provides an additional trustworthy choice for sharing documents. The process of connecting using Shareit is straightforward and requires the least effort.