I bought my Huawei G520 direct from China and forgot Chinese dont like Google so no Google apps!!!!!
I just want Google Playstore & G+ app installing
I managed to root my phone but not been able to flash anything (too complicated)
Anyway, after playing around for weeks I managed to install Google manually by using Root Explorer & adding:
OneTime Initializer.apk
GoogleLoginService.apk
Google Services Framework.apk
Setup Wizard.apk
Gmail.apk
directly into my root\systems\apps folder
Restart my phone - login to Gmail & voila - totally googled and able to install any/all other google apps normally e.g.
Google playstore (sometimes called Phonesky.apk)
G+
ContactSyncAdaptor
CalendarSyncAdaptor
Chrome
Play movies
Google music
Anyway - I done this few times previously without issue - but recently messed up my camera and tried it again and it fails:
Same as always - reset my phone - rooted - Used Root Explorer and added:
OneTime Initializer.apk
GoogleLoginService.apk
Google Services Framework.apk
Setup Wizard.apk
Gmail.apk
directly into root\systems\apps folder
...and this is where it seems to fail - reboot the phone and get "Gmail has stopped working" and cant login
this has never been a problem before
Anybody make sense of this stuff and how I'm going to get Google apps (namely Playstore & G+) working on my Chinese mobile?
Is just 'copying' an apk file to system enough or should i still run them? - dunno - used to work fine - now it doesn't
Hello, i'm a newbie in this forum.. i just wanna ask the one thing that make me cry every minute
I just upgraded my P6200 from HoneyComb to JellyBean firmware that i downloaded from SamMobile (my friend recommend me to download from that site)
the firmware is 4.1.2 Indonesia region..
i just flashed it by Odin, followed to the right instructions (yeah, click on pda and put the .md5 file, do not check the repartition, and bla bla bla)
it was successful.
But when i open my play store, it wont download, even in the wifi. It says <Error to retrieving data,RPC S-7 AEC:0>
and i tried the instruction from google.. and it wont download again, it still says error
am i wrong do the instruction?
help me please
<this is my first time for developing samsung's system, i never do this because i use mediatek device that i think its easier to understand>
RPC:S7.AEC-0
alkasdaf said:
Hello, i'm a newbie in this forum.. i just wanna ask the one thing that make me cry every minute
I just upgraded my P6200 from HoneyComb to JellyBean firmware that i downloaded from SamMobile (my friend recommend me to download from that site)
the firmware is 4.1.2 Indonesia region..
i just flashed it by Odin, followed to the right instructions (yeah, click on pda and put the .md5 file, do not check the repartition, and bla bla bla)
it was successful.
But when i open my play store, it wont download, even in the wifi. It says <Error to retrieving data,RPC S-7 AEC:0>
and i tried the instruction from google.. and it wont download again, it still says error
am i wrong do the instruction?
help me please
<this is my first time for developing samsung's system, i never do this because i use mediatek device that i think its easier to understand>
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I'm having the same problems Motorola g kit kat 4.4.4 can't access any of my apps or account I'm waiting for Google to get back to me about it.
RPC:S7.AEC-0 Dont no what the hell went wrong. Its something to do with Google play services apk
Google Account Issue
It appears that this is an account issue, for some of us. I am having the same problem on multiple devices with my Google Apps account, but my gmail account is working just fine on those devices.
Google is evidently aware of it, and its gotten a little press on Android Police. Whatever you do, don't listen to what people are saying and factory reset the device. IT doesn't help, and all it winds up doing is removing access to all of your paid / no paid apps.
A small discussion has sprung up on the Google Wallet forum here.
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It appears that this is an account issue, for some of us. I am having the same problem on multiple devices with my Google Apps account, but my gmail account is working just fine on those devices.
Google is evidently aware of it, and its gotten a little press on Android Police. Whatever you do, don't listen to what people are saying and factory reset the device. IT doesn't help, and all it winds up doing is removing access to all of your paid / no paid apps.
A small discussion has sprung up on the Google Wallet forum here.
i have had this issue on ics not on jelly bean before my fix for this normally was less radical than an factory reset
Suspects:
1. Google Play Store
2. Google Services Framework
3. Download Manger
Step 1 remove all Gmail accounts from settings menu under accounts (i do this because i want a clear start like when you did a factory reset)
Step 2 locate Google Play Store (android market app) in settings menu > applications > all > Google Play Store
2.1 Force Stop
2.2 Uninstall Updates
2.3 Clear data & cache
Step 3 locate Google Services Framework in settings menu > applications > all > Google Services Framework
3.1 Force Stop
3.2 Uninstall Updates
3.3 Clear data & cache
Step 4 locate Download Manger in settings menu > applications > all > Download Manger
4.1 Force Stop
4.2 Uninstall Updates this does not get update make sure its enabled
4.3 Clear data & cache
Step 5 do a restart for good luck
Step 6 Open Google Play Store and setup you Google account again
Step 7 Open you favorite email program and setup you account
Basically you just did a factory reset only on Google Play Store & Google Services Framework & Download Manger
Good luck hope this helps helped me a few times in the past
Don't waste your time with this. It's permanent, account related, Even a factory reset and reflash doesn't fix it.
matthys said:
i have had this issue on ics not on jelly bean before my fix for this normally was less radical than an factory reset
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This is more interesting however..
Downloading, installing and updating apps
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We've received reports from some users of:
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Download issues occurring with paid apps that were never purchased on Play Store or purchased using the Google Account having issues.
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We're currently investigating a solution. In the meantime, you can try using a different Google Account on your device.
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Hello,
I recently obtained a Huawei Honor 3C H30-U10 with International ROM. In this ROM the Google App Store comes pre-installed installed. When opening the Google App store I am asked to enter a new or exsisting Google Account. So far everything works fine. But I have two separate Google Accounts which I want to use. It is not possible to add an additional Google account through Settings > Add Account > Google Account. In this menu the option is missing.
Some references on internet say that it is due to a wrongly installed Google Apps, so I have unlocked the bootloader, added custom recovery and tried to flash gapps-kk-20140606-signed.zip from Goo.im but this does not work because I get a message that Gapps is already installed and that this package is signed differently.
I tried deinstalling the original google apps. Although some form of root and SU is pre-installed, the Phone will not let me de-install original Gapps because they are system files.
Phone specs:
Huawei Honor 3C H30-U10
Android version 4.4.2
Build number EMUI2.3_H30-U10_9.7.1
Any clues?
Regards,
Zollthar
Zollthar said:
Hello,
I recently obtained a Huawei Honor 3C H30-U10 with International ROM. In this ROM the Google App Store comes pre-installed installed. When opening the Google App store I am asked to enter a new or exsisting Google Account. So far everything works fine. But I have two separate Google Accounts which I want to use. It is not possible to add an additional Google account through Settings > Add Account > Google Account. In this menu the option is missing.
Some references on internet say that it is due to a wrongly installed Google Apps, so I have unlocked the bootloader, added custom recovery and tried to flash gapps-kk-20140606-signed.zip from Goo.im but this does not work because I get a message that Gapps is already installed and that this package is signed differently.
I tried deinstalling the original google apps. Although some form of root and SU is pre-installed, the Phone will not let me de-install original Gapps because they are system files.
Phone specs:
Huawei Honor 3C H30-U10
Android version 4.4.2
Build number EMUI2.3_H30-U10_9.7.1
Any clues?
Regards,
Zollthar
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You Cannot add any account or just google account?
So you're saying there is no Google account option when you try to add an account, after setting up a primary google account?
Correctly. There is no option to add another Google account when the primary account is added.
I found a work-around by installing google+ app. In this app there is an option to add another account. When I add an alternate account in Google+, the account is added to the list at Settings>Accounts, but at that location it is still not possible to add an account at that location. Strange, isn't it?
To be fair: the primary account is also not installed by using the 'add account' option, but it is triggered when first setting up the phone.
Although resolved by means of a work around I am still wondering how this situation is possible. So if anyone has a fair view on this, I would like to hear their opinion. For now I am changing the subject to "resolved".
New issue.....
Rooted my.phone and updated some apps in google store
Then google store wouldnt connect
So did all usual steps of removing google account. Deleting cache etc
Rerooted
Tried reintalling google play services (although i couldnt work out which download was the correct one)
Any help appreciated.
If relevant (which it might be?) i downloaded hide my root and subsequently deleted it
Thanks in advance
Update..
Tried to change the hosts file as per online instruction
Another thread said delete the hosts file. Which i did.
Im now getting the "google services has stopped" constantly.
Please help!
This method will fix everything
*No more error message
*All apps can connect to google services
*Restart fix it
Note
Log in with all of your accounts before clear Google services data
*Full youtube instructions from zero By Gatal Gadged digital :
https://youtu.be/ivpNP7wFE9I
Steps
1 Unzip the GMS file & put the file in the Memory root (check video)
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1PB6...ew?usp=sharing
2 Go setting system & restor then back up and restor
3 Restore the back up from memory
4 Install all Google apps from Google folder (from zip file)
5 Open GMS app in Chinese langue then restart the device
6 Open play store then close it
7 Now you should get error message from google
------These steps not included on the YouTube video-----
8 Go to setting --- apps ---- Clear Google service data
9 Download and install GSM 1
10 Go to setting --- apps ---- Clear Google framework data
11 Check Google play store, restore device, check google app ,and check snapchat or all app need to use google services
12 Install GSM 2 ,then restart the phone
New GSM1&GSM2 Fixed file
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1mhS8tDhXf4AUtpfh9--8Dg8-MJgc_OKv
Easy way :
First check the new file i uploaded today
install gms with lz play restore back up method
sign into gms with account manager 4.0.3
Intall google frameworks
Check id gsf ''using device id app''
If have
uninstall google play services
Intall modgsm1.apk ''download from link''
check id gsf
close all apps
check id
close all
remove google framework
reinstall google framework
check id
close all
remove google play service
install gsm2
check id
reboot device
done
To sign in more than one account :
Use icebox
Freeze framework
Clear data Google accounts manager
Sign in 2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,1000000 accounts
Unfreeze the framework
Abraka dabra everything work lile a charm
Youtube video to approve this method
I apologize for the delay, because Google has fixed the previous error in the file i sent
Enjoy guys.
contact info :
Instagram: mrhouny
Snapchat: mrhouny
facebook: mrhouny
xda dev: skyline_r
Special Thanks to @nhoccon[/QUOTE]
Mine still function bro lol, so many user confuse how to use but a lot also success.
The Key Point is Never GIVEUP
firlando said:
Mine still function bro lol, so many user confuse how to use but a lot also success.
The Key Point is Never GIVEUP
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I know that it’s not easy and it needs patience and repetition, yeah never give up guys do it again and again until you get it ????
Thank you.
Two questions:
1: the older method (from that Spanish video) worked for me. And even though there are error messages the first time I open any Google app, simply turning off the notification will stop it from popping up again. So I've been doing that with no real issues. Does the new method bring any other benefit other than "no need to even mute the notification the first time"?
2: do you know the risk level of these methods? Like are we opening up a major hole in our phone or Google account for potential dangers? Sorry if this is a dumb question. I am still paranoid about using my real Google account through these methods.
Skyline_r said:
This method will fix everything
*No more error message
*All apps can connect to google services
*Restart fix it
Note
Log in with all of your accounts before clear Google services data
*Full youtube instructions from zero By Gatal Gadged digital :
https://youtu.be/ivpNP7wFE9I
Steps
1 Unzip the GMS file & put the file in the Memory root (check video)
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1PB6...ew?usp=sharing
2 Go setting system & restor then back up and restor
3 Restore the back up from memory
4 Install all Google apps from Google folder (from zip file)
5 Open GMS app in Chinese langue then restart the device
6 Open play store then close it
7 Now you should get error message from google
------These steps not included on the YouTube video-----
8 Go to setting --- apps ---- Clear Google service data
9 Download and install GSM 1
10 Go to setting --- apps ---- Clear Google framework data
11 Check Google play store, restore device, check google app ,and check snapchat or all app need to use google services
12 Install GSM 2 ,then restart the phone
New GSM1&GSM2 Fixed file
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1mhS8tDhXf4AUtpfh9--8Dg8-MJgc_OKv
Easy way :
First check the new file i uploaded today
install gms with lz play restore back up method
sign into gms with account manager 4.0.3
Intall google frameworks
Check id gsf ''using device id app''
If have
uninstall google play services
Intall modgsm1.apk ''download from link''
check id gsf
close all apps
check id
close all
remove google framework
reinstall google framework
check id
close all
remove google play service
install gsm2
check id
reboot device
done
To sign in more than one account :
Use icebox
Freeze framework
Clear data Google accounts manager
Sign in 2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,1000000 accounts
Unfreeze the framework
Abraka dabra everything work lile a charm
Youtube video to approve this method
I apologize for the delay, because Google has fixed the previous error in the file i sent
Enjoy guys.
contact info :
Instagram: mrhouny
Snapchat: mrhouny
facebook: mrhouny
xda dev: skyline_r
Special Thanks to @nhoccon
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the link doesn't work
M still not clear, can some one explain again for Huawei Mate XS please!!
Even after installing mod2, last step - still notifications keep coming!
can someone else confirm this method works ? I tried and still get the error messages...
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I watched Gatal video the part where he fast forwards is where I think I keep messing up how much time until the GSM framework re appears ?
The fast forward part is not just simply clicking on the screen, but he did unintall and reinstall the framework, Google play, clear cache, clear data.... Etc
xperiax10.awesome said:
M still not clear, can some one explain again for Huawei Mate XS please!!
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For now stay with this video guys
https://youtu.be/6VatkF2yRDU
until the new method come with
1. Fix notifications
2. Fix sign in or sign up with google directly without google account manager
Coming soon
carrieta17 said:
can someone else confirm this method works ? I tried and still get the error messages...
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I watched Gatal video the part where he fast forwards is where I think I keep messing up how much time until the GSM framework re appears ?
Click to expand...
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For now stay with this video guys
https://youtu.be/6VatkF2yRDU
until the new method come with
1. Fix notifications
2. Fix sign in or sign up with google directly without google account manager
Coming soon
I was able to get GSM fully working, without any error notifications popping up whatsoever.
This is what I did (trying to remember from memory)
DISCLAIMER: I take no responsibility on anything bad happening to your device, this worked for me but might
not work for you! Thank you for understanding, I'm just trying to help others here.
1. Download the LZPlay Backup from here:
https://wetransfer.com/downloads/2d...ff5f170d938bd334e98ba2ce20200330034834/8659bc
2. Move it to a memory stick and connect to your Mate XS through OTG
3. Go to Settings -> System -> Backup -> Huawei Backup -> External Storage -> Choose the USB storage and restore
4. Download and extract this file to e.g. root of your phone:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1mhS8tDhXf4AUtpfh9--8Dg8-MJgc_OKv
5. Install the Google Account Manager from the zip
6. Go to Settings -> Users and Accounts -> New Account -> Google. Follow the instructions and add your account
7. Install Google Frameworks from the zip
8. Install Device ID app, I used this:
https://www.apkmirror.com/apk/evozi...release/device-id-1-3-0-android-apk-download/
9. Using the App, check if there's anything on the Google Services Framework, if there is, uninstall Google Play Services
10. Install modagain1gsm.apk from the zip
11. Check the ID again using the Device ID add, and close all applications
12. Clear data + cache on Google Services Framework (you can try also uninstalling and reinstalling but my device froze
when I tried to do that)
13. Check ID again and close all applications
14. Uninstall Google Play Services (again, if your device freezes, try first clearing data+cache and force stopping it)
15. Install com.google.android.gms2.apk from the zip
16. Check the ID again
17. Reboot the device
Now after these procedures I was able to install Play Store APK and install all applications normally without any error
notifications popping up.
thanks drfroz ill give it another go tonight.. just to ask does Netflix, Hulu, work ? is there a benefit to keep trying vs just disabling notifications ?
drfroz said:
I was able to get GSM fully working, without any error notifications popping up whatsoever.
This is what I did (trying to remember from memory)
DISCLAIMER: I take no responsibility on anything bad happening to your device, this worked for me but might
not work for you! Thank you for understanding, I'm just trying to help others here.
1. Download the LZPlay Backup from here:
https://wetransfer.com/downloads/2d...ff5f170d938bd334e98ba2ce20200330034834/8659bc
2. Move it to a memory stick and connect to your Mate XS through OTG
3. Go to Settings -> System -> Backup -> Huawei Backup -> External Storage -> Choose the USB storage and restore
4. Download and extract this file to e.g. root of your phone:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1mhS8tDhXf4AUtpfh9--8Dg8-MJgc_OKv
5. Install the Google Account Manager from the zip
6. Go to Settings -> Users and Accounts -> New Account -> Google. Follow the instructions and add your account
7. Install Google Frameworks from the zip
8. Install Device ID app, I used this:
https://www.apkmirror.com/apk/evozi...release/device-id-1-3-0-android-apk-download/
9. Using the App, check if there's anything on the Google Services Framework, if there is, uninstall Google Play Services
10. Install modagain1gsm.apk from the zip
11. Check the ID again using the Device ID add, and close all applications
12. Clear data + cache on Google Services Framework (you can try also uninstalling and reinstalling but my device froze
when I tried to do that)
13. Check ID again and close all applications
14. Uninstall Google Play Services (again, if your device freezes, try first clearing data+cache and force stopping it)
15. Install com.google.android.gms2.apk from the zip
16. Check the ID again
17. Reboot the device
Now after these procedures I was able to install Play Store APK and install all applications normally without any error
notifications popping up.
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link 1 is not working can you fix it?
So are there no steps to take with the LZPlay backup? Appreciate your help!
trey.mcd said:
So are there no steps to take with the LZPlay backup? Appreciate your help!
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if found this in googe search:
LZPlay on mega
I've found 2 videos. No success after first one, but second one solved all problems on my Mate XS.
Google play store works fine now, no warnings
first tutorial : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ivpNP7wFE9I
second : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H54kQT9rT40
Thanks, just to confirm you followed all the step in the first video? Or just the second?
you need to follow first tutorial, the second video is like follow up.
All necessary files are in video's descriptions as well
rafik1976xda said:
you need to follow first tutorial, the second video is like follow up.
All necessary files are in video's descriptions as well
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Fantastic, I'm up and running but getting an occasional sign in error with google... any thoughts?