Simple Method to Solve Bad Request Error 400 on Gmail

At this point in time, when the competition is on the peak, to stay updated has become the need of the hour. And you believe it or not, Gmail is the first choice of maximum successful people in the world. People strongly consider Gmail the fastest email application in the world. Another reason behind expressing unparalleled trust in Gmail is its error and hassle-free service. Gmail users hardly witness any error on their Gmail account except a few numbers of issues. Among a few numbers of errors, bad request error 400 on Gmail is quite common.

Experts have pointed out several reasons behind the frequent rise of this annoying error. Through this post, I am going to reveal the reason and solution of bad request error 400 on Gmail. In this troubleshooting post, I will also describe the nature and symptoms of the Gmail bad request error 400.                            

What is Bad Request Error 400 on Gmail?

Last week John Parker from North Carolina, USA found this error when he had to send a very important email. He reported to us that when he just logged in to his Gmail account, a pop up just emerged revealing to him the presence of bad request error 400. At first glance, he left in shocked because he found it quite challenging to recover from it. John Parker made a few attempts to get rid of this error but all his attempts went in vain. He was totally confused and frustrated because all of his work just jammed due to this strange error that he never expected from Gmail.

 Many Gmail temporary errors including bad request error take place when the Gmail server goes off the track for a moment. However, many times such errors get resolved at their own but sometimes they may really turn out to be grueling and difficult to overcome. The victim of this error can't create, send and receive email on his Gmail account until unless the issue is resolved properly. This error may appear on the home screen of Gmail or you can witness in doing any specific piece of work like sending an email or attaching any document. Likewise the victim of Gmail error 400, John Parker had also opened so many tabs on his Google Chrome browser. And he was also not sure the strength of the Wi-Fi signals. Whatever may be the reason, but the good news is that like other Gmail issues, this Gmail error 400 is not incurable. Yes, I am proud to tell you, after making many unsuccessful attempts, John Parker called us, and we gave him a permanent solution to this mind bothering problem.  

How to Fix Bad Request Error 400 on Gmail?

If you are the one who is struggling with this Gmail error, you are welcome here on this page. Believe me this is the ideal place to know how to fix bad request Gmail error. I am more than happy to tell you how the experts from the Gmail customer care department helped him on call and solved his issue in just five minutes.

• If this error you are getting while attaching any file to your Gmail, the chances are high that you are exceeding the limit of attachment size. Be informed that on Gmail a file of more than 25MB is prohibited. So, make sure your attachment side is under the limit.
• The second solution lies within your search engine browser. Yes, there is a common saying excessive of anything is wrong. Similarly, excessive storage of cookies and cache memories may invite wide-ranging trouble. Therefore, you must be clearing off the pile of stored cookies and cache memories from your device.
• Another simple but best solution is to restart the device. Sometimes small steps lead to the major victory. In a similar way, turning off and on the device can resolve not only this particular issue but help you to get rid of many other problems. So, you must try this trick on your device. 

Note: In case if all the above-mentioned tips and tricks went fail to give you freedom from Gmail bad request error, you better to have a free consultation with Gmail customer service department.