Before we get into the complicated remedies for fixing Gmail keeps crashing on Android devices, let’s have a look at the causes of these unexpected crashes.
A program can crash for a number of reasons. As a result, determining the actual cause is challenging. However, we were able to uncover some of the most prevalent causes of Gmail App Crashing on Android owing to our research.
* Google Workspace is now unavailable.
* Unreliable internet access
* Cache file is corrupted.
* Unfriendly Gmail settings in an out-of-date version of Gmail
- Internal storage is limited.
- Updates to Gmail are being installed.
Fixing a Crashing Gmail in 4 Easy Steps
Check the status of your Google Workspace.
We’ll start by checking the status of Google Workspace. If you don’t know what Google Workspace is, think of it as a collection of Google’s cloud products like Gmail, Google Drive, Google Docs, Google Calendar, and so on.
To check the server status, go to the Google Workspace Status Dashboard. You have no choice but to wait if Gmail is unavailable.
Restart your Android phone and the Gmail app.
* Launch the Settings app on your Android device.
* Go to Apps/Notifications/Apps/Notifications
- Find the Gmail app and press the Force Stop button.
Delete your Gmail account and re-register
* To use the Gmail app, go to the top left corner of the panel and tap the menu button (the hamburger icon).
* Select Settings from the drop-down menu.
* Then, in the top right corner, tap on the vertical Three Dots.
* Select Manage Accounts from the popup menu.
- Tap the Remove Account option at the bottom of the screen after selecting the account you want to delete.
When a message box appears, tap Remove Account once again.
You’ve successfully deactivated the Gmail account. After that, you’ll add it back in and sign in again. The processes for adding a Google account are as follows.
* Go to the Gmail app’s Settings page.
* Add a new account by selecting the option.
* To set up your email, go to Google.
Gmail App should be updated
If you haven’t updated the Gmail app in a long time, it may be able to fix the crashing issue. You should consider upgrading the app.
* Find Gmail in google playstore.
* Under App Info, you should see an Update option when you tap it.
* To install the latest update, tap the Update icon.
