


Navigate to Forwarding and POP/IMAP settings from a desktop computer.Ģ. If you still have problems then continue to the rest steps: Step 2. If your Gmail Address is then type: Additionally: Make sure to "Leave the messages on server" and to never "Remove from server after…" (More settings –> Advanced options).Īfter applying the above settings to all Gmail connected devices, check for new emails (in all devices).
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How to FIX: Gmail messages are missing using POP3 Account. In this tutorial I 'll show to you how to resolve the following problem: Outlook, or other email client program or mobile device, not downloading all emails from Gmail account (Gmail Messages are missing).

By doing that, you force Gmail servers, to deliver every time, all the new email messages, to all the email clients (computers or mobile devices), even if they have already delivered on some of the devices. To bypass this problem, you must enable the RECENT mode, in each email client program (or device) that check for emails at the same Gmail account. The above strange behavior, appears, because when an device, checks and downloads the emails from a Gmail account, the Gmail servers thinks that all emails are already downloaded and hides them from any other device that checks later, the same Gmail account for emails. On the other hand, when sign-in into the Gmail account through a web browser, all the emails are there, but they don't delivered to all Outlook clients. Despite of these settings, we realized that Outlook is not downloading all emails from the Gmail account to all computers and as a result of that problem, every computer, has a different number of emails and some mails are missing. To avoid loosing emails, I have configured the GMAIL account as a POP3, with the options to "leave a copy of message on server" and to not delete emails after downloaded (on all PC's). Recently, I have configured the same GMAIL account in Outlook 2016 in five (5) different PC's, in a company environment.
