Whenever I download anything from stock browser it shows error "Cannot finish download there is not enough space".Empty space on phone is 50MB and on card is 1.5GB. I am using Cincinnati Bell update.
PLEASE HELP!!!!!
If you're downloading from your phone then most files are stored on internal. If you download to your PC first you can direct/place the download on your SD. Go into applications and move some apps to SD to free your internal. Just remember that some apps might not operate well on SD so be careful what you move.
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I am not talking about apps. Even a pdf file of less than 100kb shows the same error.
Thing you can do.
1. Reflash Cincinnati bell update make sure you whipe all data.
2. Try a different rom.
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can i change default download manager of stock browser????
Yes
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But How?????
What ever browser you download their settings to set to default browser.
If you have to just delete browser.
Market has system app removers.
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I uninstalled stock browser as well as download manager.
I downloaded third party download manager.
I am using Dolphin browser so how to change default download manager of dolphin?
I found the issue myself upon a factory reset of my EVO 3D. The issue is the location of where Dolphin is trying to download to. You have to use root explorer or a file-browsing program and find somewhere valid to save to, mine was /mnt/sdcard/. In Dolphin there's a setting to change this (Settings -> Data Storage Settings -> Download Directory).
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hello,
today i did a factory reset on my nexus s 2.3.3 and now the youtube had disappeared? and when i check my installed apps youtube is in the list?
and also the market wont update to the latest version?
any help?
thx
How many different places you have to post this?
i thought that i posted it in the wrong section.
excuse me because i'm asking help for something
Hi dont worry just flash gapps package .....google it and you should see a zip file call Gapps which contains all that you require,just flash as normal through clockwork mod by choosing install zip
But i use stock android and want to keep it that way.
Do i have to do the same?
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Open a file manager (I know it works with ES File Explorer & and it doesn't work in Astro) and go to system/apps and find the youtube apk and reinstall it. Once you reboot your phone you will now see the youtube app in your apps drawer. This same method will also work for other apps that are showing as being installed that aren't showing up.
Yes. Works for me. I used root explorer. Thank you!
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I fixed it with ep file explorer. Fix the youtube app
But still have problems with voice recorder thinkfree office and others that wont install and show up in my menu.
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How did they disappear....were you using a custom rom prior....there are many stock rom nandroid images available just flsh one and hopefully everything will be restored
They dissapwleared when i did a factory reset. But i dont want to root my phone. I just want to use it like out of the box
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mysterioustko said:
Open a file manager (I know it works with ES File Explorer & and it doesn't work in Astro) and go to system/apps and find the youtube apk and reinstall it. Once you reboot your phone you will now see the youtube app in your apps drawer. This same method will also work for other apps that are showing as being installed that aren't showing up.
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Thank you for the good help ))
I flash roms a lot and there is something I need to find a fix for.
Once the flash is done I boot up and start initial phone setup menu. I have to sign into my google account at this stage obviously. So once that's done the first thing I want to do is restore my apps with titanium, so I go to the market for it, but the market straight away starts downloading ALL my apps at once when I only want TB to download. Only way to stop it is to go through the entire app list and cancel all the downloads, which takes a while. I cant let the downloads go ahead as it's far too many megabytes.
So I want a way to install TB without using the market. I've tried creating the update.zip in TB options and the zip does get created, but when I flash it from recovery it doesn't install.
Can I get the apk from somewhere and install it that way (I know you can push from cmd prompt although I've never tried it), and if so is there a way to do it on the phone only, as I often flash roms when I'm away from the computer.
When you enter your google credentials, it'll ask you if you want to back up your data. Uncheck it. Once your past that screen go into settings > privacy and assure automatic restore is unchecked.
The apks are in /data/app/ by the way.
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zephiK said:
When you enter your google credentials, it'll ask you if you want to back up your data. Uncheck it. Once your past that screen go into settings > privacy and assure automatic restore is unchecked.
The apks are in /data/app/ by the way.
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I'm very familiar with these options. I always leave the option to backup to google ticked in case I ever need it (unlikely), but I always have auto' restore unticked, so I'm pretty sure that the automatic downloading of my apps is because the market app recognizes that I own them all when I sign in with my google account, and not because of auto' restore - but correct me if I'm wrong.
So how would I install TB using the apk. Does it have to be done with my computer? Is there another way. Root explorer would be great, but I'd have to install that the same way, which renders it useless in this particular case. What do all you experienced people do to get round this. Or do you just get through it the same way I do???
You can extract your TB using root explorer and save it on your sdcard. Sometimes its stored in /system/app or /data/app.
Usually roms come with a file explorer, so once you have a rom installed go to its file explorer and install your backed up TB. That's how I usually do it. Hope that helps.
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markfavis said:
You can extract your TB using root explorer and save it on your sdcard. Sometimes its stored in /system/app or /data/app.
Usually roms come with a file explorer, so once you have a rom installed go to its file explorer and install your backed up TB. That's how I usually do it. Hope that helps.
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markfavis,
you the man Your post helped me figure some stuff out. Your thanks meter just went up by a point.
I use ns_collab most of the time and I did not realise it came with root explorer preinstalled until you mentioned roms coming with a file manager. I did a bit of research and discovered root explorer is preinstalled with ns_collab. I never realised it was part of the rom as I already own root explorer so TB always restores my copy.
I've already made a copy of the TB apk files, so I reckon i've got this sorted for next time I flash a rom.
Just one more thing to check. The apk files I have backed up are:
com.keramidas.titaniumbackup-1.apk
and
com.keramidas.titaniumbackuppro-1.apk
Is this all I need to
I think you only need one of those files. One of em is the pro version. I only have one file and I install it like a regular apk file.
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I think you only need one of those files. One of em is the pro version. I only have one file and I install it like a regular apk file.
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I've got the pro version - so I think this must be right. If you are on the free version and only use one file then I'm cookin
im using the pro version and i only have one apk file. pro restores faster with hypershell
Every time i try to download something within the browser whether if its Dolphin or stock browser my download stops and looks for connection and most likely quits. Another thing it does is it downloads the format in the incorrect format or it tries to start and just becomes unsuccessful. What do you guys think?
Nothing like that here.
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Try downloading Astro File Manager. Go into the menu and enable browser downloads then try again.
I can't download files from a forum unless I use dolphin browser. Stock browser gives me a "download unsuccessful" error, dolphin works fine though.
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Recently, I have been unable to download any sort of file from my phone. Every attempt begins with
<untitled>
Download Unsuccessful
In order for me to flash files via CWM, I have to download from my computer and then transfer the file to my phone. Does any one know why this is occurring? I've tried restarting phone, turning on wifi, clearing download manager cache/data, turning off/on data, nothing seems to work!
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R u using ROM Tool or Rom manager? If so this could be the culprit
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What browser are you using?
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That's happened to me before and I think all I did to fix it was reflash the ROM.
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Same here only happen on some occasions ,I tried downloading this new ics rom and it was unsuccessful but im able to download songs and pictures. dolphin brower works fine though
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I use an app called Download All Files in the Market to fix any issues downloading files using the stock browser.
I have a great solution to your download problem and you probaly have it installed on your desktop. Try using mozilla firefox from the market to download your file. I had the same problem.
PeterDLai said:
I use an app called Download All Files in the Market to fix any issues downloading files using the stock browser.
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+1 on this. If you are using the stock browser, it cannot download most file types. If you don't want to switch to Dolphin HD or Opera, just grab Download All Files from the Market.
Astro File Manager has an option to enable all browser downloads as well.
hey people this is a frequent problem while installing apps even you have lots of free space.
so if anyone knows a stable solution, please show the noobs (it is i here) the way. i tried to copy apk somewhere /system/ (maybe?) but that didnt work.
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rukenau said:
hey people this is a frequent problem while installing apps even you have lots of free space.
so if anyone knows a stable solution, please show the noobs (it is i here) the way. i tried to copy apk somewhere /system/ (maybe?) but that didnt work.
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be specific.?
i mean, facebook for example, i download it from the store, wait for the app install but it says "insufficent storage available" i check my phone if it has, i got plenty of free space. but some apps does not do this.
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Factory Reset your phone
rukenau said:
i mean, facebook for example, i download it from the store, wait for the app install but it says "insufficent storage available" i check my phone if it has, i got plenty of free space. but some apps does not do this.
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Go to your phone settings, and perform a factory reset that will do.
rukenau said:
i mean, facebook for example, i download it from the store, wait for the app install but it says "insufficent storage available" i check my phone if it has, i got plenty of free space. but some apps does not do this.
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Use any Explorer( Solid Explorer recommended), go to /data search for that app(say facebook) related files and delete all files you find. Main file that is needed to be deleted is .odex file of that app.
for instance if whatsapp in not getting installed, then files like com.whatsapp.odex , com.whatsapp.apk and all other files related to whatsapp are needed to be deleted.
Install the app again then. It should get installed
If this doesnt solves the problem then you need to do factory reset.
Nikhil said:
Use any Explorer( Solid Explorer recommended), go to /data search for that app(say facebook) related files and delete all files you find. Main file that is needed to be deleted is .odex file of that app.
for instance if whatsapp in not getting installed, then files like com.whatsapp.odex , com.whatsapp.apk and all other files related to whatsapp are needed to be deleted.
Install the app again then. It should get installed
If this doesnt solves the problem then you need to do factory reset.
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I can confirm this after I've had this problem on both SGS2 and SGS4. The path is root/data/app, though, where you will find the .odex file of your and possibly other apps as the last entries.