GOOGLEPLAY ISSUES CANNOT DOWNLOAD THE APPLICATION

Overcoming crashes or not being able to download on the Google Play Store is a way that Android smartphone users often do if their Google Play Store has a problem. It is undeniable, Google Play Store is the mainstay of the Android mobile users in searching for applications and software they want, or to update applications.

So it will be very troublesome if Google Play Store often experiences problems such as crashes, unable to download, force close, stuck, failed to download, and many more problems that are often faced by users of Android smartphones. For this reason, in this article, I want to share about some good ways to overcome the problematic Google Play Store.

How to Overcome the Troubled Google Play Store

1. Clear / Delete Cache and Data

 By removing the cache, it is possible that problems with the Google Play Store can be quickly resolved. Because the cache is a cache that is stored on the application and is usually not used. Therefore, by clearing the cache, it is the right way to solve the problem in the Play Store.

The way to delete cache is by going to the Settings - Apps menu, then sliding the screen to the All section and looking for the Google Play Store. Then select and press the Clear Cache and Clear Data button.

In addition to deleting cache on the Google Play Store application, you also have to delete the cache on Google Play Services. The method is almost the same as the one above, which is entered into the Settings menu - Apps - All - Google Play Services - Clear Cache. By doing this method, it is expected to be able to overcome Google Play that has errors and problems.

2. Uninstall the Play Store Update

 Updating on the Google Play Store is something that should not be ignored. But sometimes, this can also make the Google Play Store problematic. Uninstalling an update is the only way. The method is the same as number 1, which is to go to the Settings menu - Apps - All - Google Play Store - Uninstall Updates.

3. Activate Download Manager

 Activating the download manager application is one way you can do it if you have problems not being able to download applications or other problems on Google Play. How to activate it is quite easy, which is to go to the Settings - Apps - All - Download Manager menu, then press Activate to activate the Download Manager application.

4. Deleting a Google Account and Replacing it

If the three methods above are still unsuccessful, then the next way to overcome the Google Play Store that is problematic is to delete the google account that is connected to the Play Store and reconnect it.

How to enter the Settings menu - Accounts - Google - Remove Account. This way, you have successfully deleted the connected Google account. Next, you have to reboot/restart your Android smartphone and then enter / re-add the deleted Google account by going to the Settings menu - Accounts - Add Account - Google.

5. Check the Memory Blank Space

If you experience problems not being able to download the application, then you need to first describe the free space on the internal memory of your Android smartphone. Make sure the empty space is sufficient and not lacking. How to check it is by going to the Settings menu - Memory - Free Space.

If you lack storage space, then you have to uninstall (un-install) applications that are not needed or not important. By doing this, the storage space becomes loose again and try to enter Google Play and start downloading the application.

6. Internet connection

 Before opening Google Play, you must first check the internet connection on your cell phone, make sure you have enough data or quota packages because to open Google Play it requires an internet connection.

7. Reinstall Google Play

 If the above methods have not been successful, then you need to reinstall the Google Play Store application. You can search the Google Play Store application on trusted sites.

8. Factory Data Reset

 This is the only way you can do it if all of the above methods don't work. This method is certainly risky because it will eliminate all existing data and applications and restore them to their original settings, just like when you bought a smartphone. To anticipate data loss, you must first backup all data on your Android phone.

To do factory data reset, then you need to enter the Settings menu - Backup and Reset - Factory Data Reset. Wait until the process is complete, and your smartphone returns to the beginning like the first time you bought.

Or if you haven't succeeded manually by doing a Factory Reset on your Android, please use several alternative ways. By applying all of the above methods, I hope that all the problems in your Google Play Store application can be resolved. I really hope that this article can be useful for all of us. If you find this article useful please share this article on your social media.

Or if you haven't succeeded manually by doing a Factory Reset on your Android, please use several alternative ways. By applying all of the above methods, I hope that all the problems in your Google Play Store application can be resolved.

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