The simple way to fix Google Play Store errors often encountered

If you cannot download or update an application, the cause is an error from the Google Play Store . But you don't know how to fix it. The following article will show you how to fix each error Google Play Store does not download or update the application.

1. Stop App, clear Cache and delete Data of Google Play Store

If you do not download or update the application, first delete the cache and data of Google Play Store.

First go to Setting (select) to choose Apps (application). Then select the "All" tab .

Find the app called ' Google Play Services' (Google Play Services) , touch it.

You will see the 'Force Stop' button (Force Stop) click to close the application.

Then, scroll down below select Clear Cache or Clear Data (clear cache or delete data).

If you select Clear Cache , you will receive a message asking you to log in to the device.

2. Turn off 3G to switch to Wifi

In case if you are using 3G to download or install an application to your device but the connection speed is too slow to download or install the application. In this case the easiest way is to turn off 3G and switch to Wifi network connection , then proceed to download and reinstall the application.

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3. Remove update of Google Play Store and reset

Removing the update of Play Store and reinstalling is also a good way. Note that this is just an update of the Play Store , not removing the app store from the device, so you don't have to worry.

1. Go to Setting (select) select Apps (application). Then select the 'All' tab .

1. Find the app called 'Google Play Store' (Google Play Store) and touch it.

1. You will see the ' Uninstall update' button, click it.

In addition, if you have Root access, you can uninstall Google Play Store and reinstall it by updating (updating) Google Play Store copies here. For this way your Android device requires the Amaze File Manager file manager to install .

Download Amaze File Manager here.

4. Reset your Google account

Note: Resetting an account can delete all your personal data on the device, including messages and other data.

1. Back up all data on your device

1. Go to Setting, choose Accounts , choose Google.

1. Select the problem account (if you use multiple Google accounts).

1. Scroll down to the bottom, find the "Remove account" button and click on it. If not, try searching in the menu button on the right corner of the screen.

If asked to restart your Android device, accept it and wait for your Android device to restart.

5. Activate background data

Because the Play Store application continuously transmits data back and forth, background data needs to be turned on so everything runs smoothly. However, this does not mean that you must turn on background data for every application you have, but if you use Play Store this is necessary. If you're worried about Play Store consuming too much data, you can easily turn it off after every use is finished.

Step 1 . Open Settings .

Step 2 . Access data usage settings. Find the Data Usage option in Settings . This setting will vary depending on the version. If you are using the version below 7.0, install it as shown below.

If you use version above 7.0, you will see the Data Saver option, turn it off. If you do not want to turn off, you can touch Unrestricted data access .

Step 3 . On version 7.0 and above, you just need to touch the switch button next to the Google Play Store application, on the lower version, you need to access more steps. On the version below 7.0 you still need to scroll down to find the Google Play Store application, but instead of flipping the switch next to the app, tap it.

Scroll down from this new menu to find the switch button to restrict background data.

6. Missing memory

If you lack memory capacity, you cannot update or download new applications, but Google Play Store does not always warn you about this. If you see that the download process has stopped midway, even if your network does not have any problems, check the data memory.

7. Restart the device

If the download cannot be completed or the download stops midway, try restarting the phone and try again.

Step 1 . Press and hold the power button until the menu appears.

Step 2 . Touch the Restart button and wait for the device to turn off and back on.

8. Reset Download Manager

Step 1 . Open the Settings app and select Apps .

Step 2 . Select the 3 dots menu at the top right and select Show system apps .

Step 3 . Scroll down and select Download Manager and check if the application has been disabled.

Step 4 . Select Force Stop to turn off this application. This operation will not affect any applications on the device. Select Force stop on the message to confirm.

9. Check the date settings

Step 1 . Open the Settings application and select General Management then select Date and Time.

Step 2 . Automatic date and time guarantee is enabled.

I wish you all success!

See more:

1. The best Google Play Store tips and tricks for Android users
2. Top 5 best Google Play alternatives for Android
3. How to install the application on Android without using Google Play Store