Share this guide with your Kindle buddies and help save their Kindles too. If you tried all of the above and you still find that none of which does the trick, then you can always get a hold of Amazon, or even comment down below. Step 2: Once you’re in Amazon, check Your Orders and then Digital Orders. Step 1: Check and make sure that the book or the app that you were trying to download was indeed completed by heading over to Amazon. If the book or the app that you were trying to download doesn’t appear in Your Content and Devices, then here’s what you do: You can also choose to download and transfer it to your device from your computer using a USB cable.ĭone! It should work and has worked for some or if not most of our readers.
Step 3: Next choose to Deliver that to a specific device of yours. Step 2: Now find the book or app that you find it won’t download and then select Actions. Step 1: Head to Manage Your Content and Devices page over at Amazon. If you are unsure about anything or if you find that it still doesn’t work for you then comment down belowĤ. Now try downloading it back from the cloud section. Step 1: Select your app and Delete it from your Kindle app or your device. If you find that your app or your book that you’ve just downloaded gets stuck downloading halfway through then here’s what you do: Once you’ve disconnected and reconnected back your Wireless Connection to your Kindle, n ow all you have to do is just check if your wireless connection does indeed work.ģ. Disconnect and Reconnect back Your Wireless Connection If you find this was pretty much useless then keep reading as there’s five other ways down below that you can try.Ģ.
I’m pretty sure you know how to power on and off your Kindle.
How to Fix A Kindle Ebook That’s Not Downloading: 6 Ways So in this guide (to save you the time) I’ll show six quick ways on how you can fix a Kindle eBook that’s not downloading. I tried everything from trying to retry tapping the Download button to even contacting Amazon’s Support and asking them for advice.Īfter some persistence and time wasted, I kinda managed to do it.
The first version of Kindle.exe for Kindle for PC 6 was seen on in Windows 10. It is classified as a Win32 EXE (Executable application) file, created for Kindle by Amazon. In fact it actually happened a few days ago as I was trying to get Dune (the sci-fi novel) onto my Kindle. Kindle.exe uses the EXE file extension, which is more specifically known as a Kindle file. But… here’s the thing.Įvery now and then I find that when I try to get a book to download onto my Kindle it just decides to not download.