many people had problems in purchasing and/or downloading apps from play store or even it cant load, this is just annoying, specially when you newly installed a rom and want to install you fav apps again.
So, i searched the internet and tried to get all possible solutions in on place, and i will update every now and then.
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This post was featured on xda portal 28 april 2014.
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of course i didn't try all these but if you found anything not working tell me
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Credits:
-androidpit
-shubhojit89
-testmasterbd
-Quinny899
-some guides over internet (fixya,askmefast...etc)
-AndroidCentral forum
-me of course
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error 491:
problem:
downloads and updates impossible.
solution:
remove your google account by going to the settings for your device, then accounts and google. Hit remove account. Reboot your android and add the account once again. Next, in the settings, go to apps (applications) and swipe to find ‘all’ of your apps. Scroll down to google services, then click clear data and finally force stop.
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error 498:
problem:
interruption of downloads from the google play store
solution:
the problem is that the cache of your device is full. Delete unneeded applications and files. Restart your smartphone in recovery mode by pressing the volume down, power and home buttons (for samsung devices) or volume down and power (for most other devices). This mode provides a few more options. Select wipe cache partition by navigating between options with the volume rocker. Confirm using the power button.
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error 919:
problem:
downloading the app works but it does not open once downloaded.
solution:
there is simply no more space on your android. Eliminate all unnecessary data: Music, videos or large applications.
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error 413:
problem:
downloading applications or updates is impossible. If you use a proxy, remember that it may cause problems with the operation of the google play store.
solution:
in settings, find apps, then swipe to all. Scroll down to google services and tap on clear data and then force stop. Do the same with the google play store app and clear the cache from your internet browser.
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error 923
problem
the download is impossible: Error while syncing your google account or insufficient cache memory.
solution
remove your google account and delete any useless applications that are just taking up space. Next, reboot your device in recovery mode. Select wipe cache partition and start your device as usual. Don’t worry, your personal data won’t be deleted. Set up your google account once again.
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error 921
problem
you can’t download an app.
solution
try deleting the cache of the google play store application. If this doesn’t work, delete all the play store application data, but please be advised that this will consequently delete all the settings that you’ve already made. As a last resort, remove your google account, restart the device and enter it again.
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error 403
problem
the download is impossible. This usually happens when two google accounts are used to buy applications on one device.
solution
go the google play store with the correct google account. Uninstall the application in question. Next try to get the app from google play again and click the purchase button.
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error 492
problem
it’s impossible to install an application due to the dalvik cache.
solution
under settings, find apps, then swipe to all and scroll down to google services. Here, select clear data and then force stop. Do the same on the google play store app.
Note: If the problem is not solved, try deleting the dalvik cache. To do this, enter the custom recovery mode (only if you have root). Another solution is to complete a data wipe/ factory reset. This option applies to all users and can be done in recovery mode. Beware, it will wipe your data so make sure you have backed up everything you wish to keep.
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error 927
problem
the download is impossible because an update of the play store is in progress.
solution
wait a few minutes until the google play store is completely upgraded. If the problem persists, go to settings, then apps, swipe to all and locate the google services. Tap on clear data and then force stop. Do the same with the google play store application.
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error 101
problem
you cant download anything because you have many apps installed
solution
just uninstall any useless apps
or
clear play store data and remove google account and re-login in
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error 481
problem
error in your google account
solution
remove your account and use other one
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error 911:
app could not be downloaded due to an error 911
solution:
Method 1: Clear the google play store data
method 2: If you are using a wifi connection that requires a webpage login, then your authentication has probably expired. Log in to the apn again via your android browser. Open google play store and run the app update again . If that didn’t work the problem is with the wifi network itself.
Method 3: Simply switch to another wifi network and run the update. The error 911 should disappear for the new wifi network.
Method 4: Use your mobile network data services instead of wifi. Turn wifi off and then turn your data on and now open your google play store and download/update your apps or games. However, this method is only suited for apps and games that are small sized. For larger updates you should use your wifi network to save data charge.
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error 919:
cannot install any apps
solution: Change your apn settings
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error 920:
app could not be downloaded.
Solution:
Method 1:
Turn your wi-fi off
turn your wi-fi on
run google play store and install or update the app
method 2:
delete your google account
Restart phone and add your google account back in the settings. Alternately, add a different google account.
Run google play store and download your app.
Method 3:
clear cache and clear data of google play store
now from the same tab uninstall google play store updates
restart your phone, open google play store and install the app
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error 941:
while trying to run updates
solution:
clear cache and clear data of google play store
clear cache and data download manager
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error 504:
“app” could not be downloaded due to an error. (504)
solution:
Method 1:
clear data and clear cache of google play store & google service framework
method 2:
remove your gmail account rebbot and Re-add
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error 495:
while downloading apps and games from play store
solution:
Method 1:
clear cache and Data of google play store and google services framework
method 2:
remove your gmail account and Restart then Re-Add the google account
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error rh01:
error retrieving information from server.
Solution:
Method 1:
clear cache and Data of google play store and google services framework
method 2:
remove your gmail account And Re-Add
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error rpc:s-5:aec-0:
error retrieving information from server.
Solution :
Open system settings
clear cache and uninstall updates of google play store,download manager and google services framework
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error -24
unkown still now but its coming on kitkat due to art problems
solution:
- Using a root file manager, go to /data/data
- Find the package name of the app you're wanting to install (Don't know the package name? Find the app you're wanting to install on the Play Store online and it's in the URL)
- Delete that folder. All of it.
- Try to install your app again, it should work now
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package file invalid:
this issue comes due to playstore
solution
method 1 for update error:
select your app & clear cache and data
run update again in google play
method 2:
Install app through google play store website
method 3:
Turn off wi-fi and install or update app in google play store via 3g or 4g data connection of your mobile.
Method 4:
clear cache and data of google play store & google service framework
or
remove Google account.
Restart device and add your google account back.
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installation unssuccesful error:
name explains the problem
here are the methods to fix “installation unsuccessful error in google play store”
solution:
-uninstall and reinstall app
-clear market cache
-uninstall google play update
-unmount sdcard then proceed to app installation
-many people have successfully resolved this issue by unmounting their sdcards before running an update in google play.
-delete .android_secure folder
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download unsuccessful errors:
solution:
First method:
Open settingsdownload unsuccessful error fix google play
go to “manage applications or apps” then select “all” apps
select “google play store” from the list
force stop, clear cache and clear data
do the same for clearing “google application framework(google play services)” and “google account manager” from the list of apps.
Open google play and you will be asked to sign in.
Sign in with your gmail account and download your apps or games
note: From the apps list, you may also have to clear data for “google play services, google app (that is not downloading or updating), browser, downloads and download manager (in case browser download problem).
you can use this same method for fixing “error processing purchase df-bpa-09”.
alternative method:
If the first method didn’t work, you can try to delete your gmail account from settings. However, deleting primary gmail account will require a factory reset unless you have rooted your phone.
Assuming your device is rooted, follow this link on how to delete your gmail account.
Now clear cache and data for google play store like in the first method.
Restart your android device.
Add your gmail accounts (settings->accounts->add account)
open and sign in google play and then start your download
if non of the above methods failed follow the methods below:
Method 1: Clear cache of google play services and play store.
Or
method 2 : Uninstall updated of google play services and play store.
Or
method 3 : Remove you account and add again and try.
Or
method 4 : Flash the gapps again. Then sign in
another solution for this error.
Reason you get error is slow connection speed.
Try to download the app again the error will go.. Try 2-3 times.
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no connection:
problem:
you cant connect to playstore even if you have internet
solution:
1-clear cache
2-check date
3-check google account
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error rpc:aec:0]
problem
Can't download apps
solution
-remove google account
-remove all synced accounts
-clear playstore data
-reboot now
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RPC:S-3 error retrieving information from server
problem
Can't download apps
solution
remove google account and add it again or add another one
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more fixes and problems will be added, if you have another solutions for same problem tell me i will add to this post and give you credits of course.
Help me to make this the greatest fixes hub ever. Thanks in advance
One slight correction on recovery mode: To access it on Samsung devices is power + vol up + home (or it is on the Galaxy S4). Vol-down is download mode.
my error it is show (unknown error during application installation."-24")
what does it mean?
can you help me?
this is really useful, i usually get problems downloading updates whenever i restore paid apps from titanium backup
FYI: I just signed up to become a beta tester of an app. Immediately after hitting "join beta" or whatever, I went to the Google Play Store (on a browser) and clicked "install" and selected my device. Back on my phone, I received an error 940. I'm guessing it has something to do with not being in the testing team (it usually takes a while for the system to update).
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vashollow said:
my error it is show (unknown error during application installation."-24")
what does it mean?
can you help me?
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Even i need help regarding this error.
OP`s list looks like this http://www.androidpit.com/how-to-solve-google-play-store-errors.
Appreciate posting this info though, but should have mentioned scources.
Miss explaining Play error 920 and 927.
Null ROM on Galaxy gear and Google trouble...
Great work mohamedrashad!
Maybe you can help me with my problem?
I rooted my Galaxy Gear and installed the NullRom. Great success! But I immediately noticed two things:
1. I cannot add accounts under "Settings -> Accounts". When I click the "Add Account" it just flashes once and nothing happens.
2. I cannot launch Google Play. When I try, either directly on the icon or from the Shell menu, it opens briefly but then closes immediately again without any error message. I have tried several different versions of the Google vending apk, without any luck.
I believe there is a relation between the two problems, but I do not know where to look. On the Forum, I have read about other who also has had my #2 problem, and solved it by adjusting the MTD Partition. However, I have no idea how to do that, nor do I understand why that should help. "Out of memory" should not be an issue on a freshly flashed nullROM device?
Please help.
Rgds
VIking
vashollow said:
my error it is show (unknown error during application installation."-24")
what does it mean?
can you help me?
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jojo110033 said:
Even i need help regarding this error.
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Browse to internal storage of your android/data/ "com.application-address" delete the com.application-address folder. Now retry to install the app.
For that you may need device root access. You can use file manager like as "Root Manager".
Some more codes
Sources : appslova.com
Error 911:
App could not be downloaded due to an error 911
Solution:
Method 1: Clear the Google Play store data
Go to Settings >> Manage Applications or Apps >> Open “All” tab
From the list of “All” apps >> Scroll Down and Select “Play Store” >> Select Force stop, Clear cache and Clear data
Method 2: If you are using a wifi connection that requires a webpage login, then your authentication has probably expired. Log in to the APN again via your android browser. Open Google Play store and run the app update again . If that didn’t work the problem is with the wifi network itself.
Method 3: Simply switch to another Wifi network and run the update. The error 911 should disappear for the new Wifi network.
Method 4: Use your mobile network data services instead of wifi. Turn wifi off and then turn your data on and now open your Google Play Store and download/update your apps or games. However, this method is only suited for apps and games that are small sized. For larger updates you should use your wifi network to save data charge.
Error 919:
Cannot install any apps
Solution: Change your APN settings
Error 920:
App could not be downloaded.
Solution:
Method 1:
Turn your wi-fi off
Turn your wi-fi on
Run Google Play Store and install or update the app
Method 2:
Go to settings>>Accounts>> Delete your Google account synced with Google Play.
Restart Phone and add your Google account back in the settings. Alternately, add a different Google account.
Run Google Play Store and download your app.
Method 3:
Go to settings >> Apps >> Open “All” tab
Find and click Google Play Store >>Clear Cache and Clear Data
Now from the same tab uninstall Google Play Store Updates
Restart your phone, open Google Play Store and install the app
Error 941:
While trying to run updates
Solution:
Go to Settings >> Manage Applications or Apps >> Open “All” tab
From the list of “All” apps >> Scroll Down and Select “Play Store” >> Select Force stop, Clear cache and Clear data
Again, go back to “All”>> Scroll and Select “Download Manager”>> Select Clear cache and Clear data
Now open Google Play and try updating your app. If the problem persists continue to the step below.
Again, go to “All”>> Scroll and Select “Play Store” >> Select “Uninstall Updates”
Error 504:
“App” could not be downloaded due to an error. (504)
Solution:
Method 1:
Go to Settings>> Application Manager or Apps>> Open “All” apps
From the list of apps find Google Play store >>Clear Data and Clear Cache
From the list of apps find Google Service Framework(Google Play Services) >> Clear Data and Clear Cache
Now install or update app from Google Play Store
Method 2:
Go to system settings>> Accounts>>Google>>remove your Gmail account
Now from settings>>Apps>>All> Force stop, Clear data and cache for Google Play Store, Google Service Framework(Google Play Services) and Download Manager (like in method 1)
Now again go to settings>> Accounts>>Google>>Add your gmail account
Restart your android and then accept all the Google terms and setup Google settings
Rerun Google Play Store and update or install your app.
Error 495:
While downloading apps and games from play store
Solution:
Method 1:
Go to Settings>> Application Manager or Apps>> Open “All” apps
From the list of apps find Google Play store >>Clear Data and Clear Cache
From the list of apps find Google Service Framework(Google Play Services) >> Clear Data and Clear Cache
Now install or update app from Google Play Store
If it still didn’t work try uninstalling Google Play Store updates first
Method 2:
Go to system settings>> Accounts>>Google>>remove your Gmail account
Now from settings>>Apps>>All> Force stop, Clear data and cache for Google Play Store, Google Service Framework(Google Play Services) and Download Manager (like in method 1)
Now again go to settings>> Accounts>>Google>>Add your gmail account
Restart your android and then accept all the Google terms and setup Google settings
Rerun Google Play Store and update or install your app.
Error rh01:
Error retrieving information from server.
Solution:
Method 1:
Go to settings >> Apps (Manage Applications>> Select “All” tab
From the list of apps >> Select Google Play Store >> Clear Cache and Clear Data
From the list of apps >> Select Google Service Framework(Google Play Services) >> Clear Cache and Clear Data
Run Google Play Store and try installing/updating the app
Method 2:
Go to system settings>> Accounts>>Google>>remove your Gmail account
Now from settings>>Apps>>All> Force stop, Clear data and cache for Google Play Store, Google Service Framework(Google Play Services) and Download Manager (like in method 1)
Now again go to settings>> Accounts>>Google>>Add your gmail account
Restart your android and then accept all the Google terms and setup Google settings
Rerun Google Play Store and update or install your app.
Error RPC:S-5:AEC-0:
Error retrieving information from server.
Solution:
Method 1:
Open system settings
Go to Applications (or Apps) >> All
From all apps select Google Play Store >> Clear Cache and Uninstall updates
Again, from All>>Download Manager >> Clear Cache and Data
Finally, All >> Google Services Framework(Google Play Services) >> Clear Cache and Data
Now, rerun Google play store.
Method 2:
Go to system settings>> Accounts>>Google>>remove your Gmail account
Now from settings>>Apps>>All> Force stop, Clear data and cache for Google Play Store, Google Service Framework(Google Play Services) and Download Manager (like in method 1)
Now again go to settings>> Accounts>>Google>>Add your gmail account
Restart your android and then accept all the Google terms and setup Google settings
Rerun Google Play Store and update or install your app.
error -24
Unkown still now but its coming on Kitkat due to ART problems
Solution:
Method 1 (Sure Fix but requires root):
Install a file manager like Root Manager
Browse to internal storage android/data/com.whatsapp
Delete the com.whatsapp… folder
Now install whatsapp from Google Play
Method 2: Removing Junk Files via Cleanmaster
Install cleanmaster
Uninstall Whatsapp
Now run Cleanmaster , search for Junk files and clean them. (Make sure to uncheck important files that are detected as Junk files by Cleanmaster)
Method 3: When all fails backup all your apps and data and factory reset your device.
Package file invalid:
This issue comes due to Playstore
Solution
Method 1 for update error:
Go to apps >> All >> Select your app >> Clear cache and data
Run update again in Google Play
Method 2:
Install app through Google Play Store website
Method 3:
Turn off wi-fi and install or update app in Google Play Store via 3G or 4G data connection of your Mobile.
Method 4:
Go to apps >> All >> Google Play Store >> Clear cache and data
Go to apps >> All >> Google Service Framework(Google Play Services) >> Clear cache and data
Now try installing or updating the app. IF this doesn’t work follow the step below
Go to Settings >> Accounts >> Google >> Click on your gmail account >> Menu and Remove account.
Restart device and add your Google account back.
Installation unssuccesful error:
Name explains the problem
Here are the methods to fix “Installation Unsuccessful Error in Google Play Store”
Solution:
1. Uninstall and reinstall app
Go to settings >> Apps >> Select “All”
Scroll and find your App >> Select “Uninstall”
Now go to Google Play and reinstall your app
2. Clear market cache
Go to settings>> Apps>> Select “All”
From List of “All” apps >> Select “Google Play” >> Clear Data
Now again try to download the app from Google Play
3. Uninstall Google Play Update
Go to Settings>>Apps>>Select “All”
From List of “All” apps >> Select “Google Play” >> Scroll Down and select “Uninstall Updates”
4. Unmount sdcard then proceed to app installation
Many people have successfully resolved this issue by unmounting their sdcards before running an update in Google Play.
Go to settings>> Storage >> Unmount SD Card
Now run the update or download app in Google Play
5. Delete .android_secure folder
Download Unsuccessful errors:
Name explains
Solution:
First Method:
Open settingsdownload unsuccessful error fix google play
Go to “Manage Applications or Apps” then select “All” apps
Select “Google Play Store” from the list
Force Stop, Clear Cache and Clear Data
Do the same for clearing “Google Application Framework(Google Play Services)” and “Google Account Manager” from the list of apps.
Open Google Play and you will be asked to sign in.
Sign in with your Gmail account and download your apps or games
Note: From the apps list, you may also have to clear data for “Google Play services, Google app (that is not downloading or updating), browser, Downloads and Download Manager (in case browser download problem).
You can use this same method for fixing “Error Processing Purchase DF-BPA-09”.
Alternative method:
If the first method didn’t work, you can try to delete your gmail account from settings. However, deleting primary Gmail account will require a factory reset unless you have rooted your phone.
Assuming your device is rooted, follow this link on how to delete your gmail account.
Now clear cache and data for Google Play Store like in the first method.
Restart your android device.
Add your gmail accounts (Settings->Accounts->add account)
Open and sign in Google Play and then start your download
If non of the above methods failed follow the methods below:
Method 1: Clear cache of Google play services and play store.
OR
Method 2 : Uninstall updated of Google play services and play store.
OR
Method 3 : Remove you account and add again and try.
OR
Method 4 : Flash the gapps again. Then sign inTry the 4th method if the above 3 methods failed.
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mohamedrashad said:
Error 481
Problem
error in your google account
Solution
Remove your account and use other one
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For error 481 there is no problem in google account.
Clear some internel space by removing some app then install the app it will go away..
Error 927
Problem
The download is impossible because an update of the Play Store is in progress.
Solution
Wait a few minutes until the Google Play Store is completely upgraded. If the problem persists, go to settings, then Apps, swipe to All and locate the Google Services. Tap on clear data and then force stop. Do the same with the Google Play Store application.
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Another Solution for this error.
Reason you get error is slow connection speed.
try to download the app again the error will go.. Try 2-3 times.
@mohamedrashad you should also provide the link of the post.
testmasterbd said:
Browse to internal storage of your android/data/ "com.application-address" delete the com.application-address folder. Now retry to install the app.
For that you may need device root access. You can use file manager like as "Root Manager".
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I'm using Motorola Moto G and already rooted. I cannot find andriod/data/com.application-address.
It is same like other andriods?
Thanks.
The OP, and all other posts that lack clarity, should be edited to change where it says "Google Services" to say 'Google Play Services".
This is to avoid users clearing their GSF (I won't say the full name here to avoid confusing learner drivers) as clearing GSF will lead to all sorts of issues with regards to authorisation tokens, GCM push messages etc as Google's servers will think you have done a factory reset and will just cause many of the problems you are trying to cure.
Nice guide all the same.
PLease ALso Add THE BUILD PROP TWEAK THAT ALLOW DOWNLOADING ALL KINDS OF APPS THROUGH PLAYSTORE>>>...
vashollow said:
I'm using Motorola Moto G and already rooted. I cannot find andriod/data/com.application-address.
It is same like other andriods?
Thanks.
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Sorry for inconvenience!
Previously I mention "internal storage of your android/data/com.application-address" that's mean root/data/data/app name (the app shows errors during installation).
For example you have this error when you try to install ES File Explorer which package name is "com.estrongs.android.pop". Now you need to find the folder which is "com.estrongs.android.pop" on your root directory. For that the location should be "root/data/data/com.estrongs.android.pop" you need to go "root/data/data/" location and delete the folder "com.estrongs.android.pop".
And also you can use DU Speed Booster (Cleaner) or Clean Master to clean this kind of junk files or folders.
Thanks.
gee2012 said:
OP`s list looks like this http://www.androidpit.com/how-to-solve-google-play-store-errors.
Appreciate posting this info though, but should have mentioned scources.
Miss explaining Play error 920 and 927.
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Lol I can't believe the OP basically copy/ paste from another source. Without mentioning androidpit. Then xda puts this post on the portal as if he came up with this on his own lol good catch.
gee2012 said:
OP`s list looks like this http://www.androidpit.com/how-to-solve-google-play-store-errors.
Appreciate posting this info though, but should have mentioned scources.
Miss explaining Play error 920 and 927.
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I took some of here yeah, and I mentioned i took these info from many places on internet, any way thanks for awaring me I will add the sources
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mohamedrashad said:
I took some of here yeah, and I mentioned i took these info from many places on internet, any way thanks for awaring me I will add the sources
Sent from my GT-S5360 using Tapatalk 2
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KK, glad to be of some help
trevor7428 said:
Lol I can't believe the OP basically copy/ paste from another source. Without mentioning androidpit. Then xda puts this post on the portal as if he came up with this on his own lol good catch.
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I just forgot, don't judge me sir
I updated sources anyway
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Hey people if you have any fix any experience or something write it here and i will add to op
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Awesome useful guide!!!
Thanks man!
Related
First, some quick details about my setup.
CM: 10-20120909-UNOFFICIAL-p500
- Build 5 from http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1811325
Google Play Store: 3.8.17
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When trying to run the Google Play Store, I get an "Unfortunately Google Play Store has stopped." error message.
I can temporarily fix this by going to Settings -> Apps -> Google Play Store -> *Clear data*, *Force stop*, *Reboot Phone*, at which point the Google Play store starts fine, with two updates (Android Terminal Emulator / Gmail)
If I try to update either of the apps, or install any new app (Either from Phone market place, or PC market place), I get the "Unfortunately Google Play Store has stopped." error, and am back to Step 1 (With Google Play Store not opening at all)
Any ideas?
I am able to install apps via manually browsing to the actual APK using the Browser, or using ES File Explorer (Which I uploaded to my DropBox, and installed VIA Browser) and navigating to my PC's local share, but having to manually find every APK without going to the Google Play Store is rather a hassle
Reelix said:
First, some quick details about my setup.
CM: 10-20120909-UNOFFICIAL-p500
- Build 5 from http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1811325
Google Play Store: 3.8.17
---
When trying to run the Google Play Store, I get an "Unfortunately Google Play Store has stopped." error message.
I can temporarily fix this by going to Settings -> Apps -> Google Play Store -> *Clear data*, *Force stop*, *Reboot Phone*, at which point the Google Play store starts fine, with two updates (Android Terminal Emulator / Gmail)
If I try to update either of the apps, or install any new app (Either from Phone market place, or PC market place), I get the "Unfortunately Google Play Store has stopped." error, and am back to Step 1 (With Google Play Store not opening at all)
Any ideas?
I am able to install apps via manually browsing to the actual APK using the Browser, or using ES File Explorer (Which I uploaded to my DropBox, and installed VIA Browser) and navigating to my PC's local share, but having to manually find every APK without going to the Google Play Store is rather a hassle
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Try reflashing the rom and gaaps, also make sure you are flashing jelly bean gaaps.
Reflash the rom then reboot system then again go into recovery and flash gaaps.
Do a full wipe i.e wipe system, data ,cache, dalvik cache.
hsingh1993 said:
also make sure you are flashing jelly bean gaaps.
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1811325
Google Apps (Generic from Goo.im)
OR
Google Apps (For Mini/MDPI Devices)
?
- Edit -
Gah - Stupid XDA forums.
*Successfully makes posts with links*
*Tries to edit post*
"Error: New users aren't allowed to make posts with external links!" <-- Ignoring the fact I just did... ?
*Removes links, and simplifies question*
"Error: New users must wait 5 minutes between posts" <-- It's an edit, not a post >_<
>_>
Reelix said:
First, some quick details about my setup.
CM: 10-20120909-UNOFFICIAL-p500
- Build 5 from http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1811325
Google Play Store: 3.8.17
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When trying to run the Google Play Store, I get an "Unfortunately Google Play Store has stopped." error message.
I can temporarily fix this by going to Settings -> Apps -> Google Play Store -> *Clear data*, *Force stop*, *Reboot Phone*, at which point the Google Play store starts fine, with two updates (Android Terminal Emulator / Gmail)
If I try to update either of the apps, or install any new app (Either from Phone market place, or PC market place), I get the "Unfortunately Google Play Store has stopped." error, and am back to Step 1 (With Google Play Store not opening at all)
Any ideas?
I am able to install apps via manually browsing to the actual APK using the Browser, or using ES File Explorer (Which I uploaded to my DropBox, and installed VIA Browser) and navigating to my PC's local share, but having to manually find every APK without going to the Google Play Store is rather a hassle
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is your playstore a system app or user app? playstore sometimes misbehaves as a user app. You can move the playstore apk to /system/app, rename it as Vending.apk and give 644 permissions. THen reboot your phone. Check if this works.
Warez are non-tolerated on XDA. Do not link or post any warez at anytime on XDA. Doing that can lead to a ban.
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YZ.
Hello,
Just upgraded to Jelly Bean 4.1.1 and now in the Google Play Store I get the following error when it trys to update any of the google apps such as Chrome:
Update for "Chrome" could not be downloaded due to an error. (Error retrieving information from server. [RPC:AEC:0])
I have used google and gone thread to thread for solutions but NONE have worked.
I have tried the following:
a) Factory reset
b) Factory reset with wipe and format of all partitions
c) Removing my google account and re-adding it.
d) Clearing cache/data and updates from google play store and google framework, then removing google account, rebooting, re-adding google account.
All of the above lead me back to the same exact issue RPC:AEC:0
I must mention I am not rooted and I have not unlocked my bootloader.
Please help!
What version of the Play Store do you have installed? (Play Store -> settings -> build version)
Latest is 3.9.16, you can download it here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=30334649&postcount=1
mikevipe said:
RPC:AEC:0
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Try this one. It's a small variation on what you already tried. Notice the power off for 2 mins, instead of reboot. (btw they = Google support)
hello all members
i am having a problem with my s3 (E210-L) korean version. My playstore giving me error 491 i am unable to download or update anything.
i have done any possible method wiping the cache. removing google account etc even i have flashed stock rom again but all in vein. problem still persist please please somebody help me to correct this.
Hi there,
First try this method:
Go to system settings>> Accounts>>Google>>Remove your Gmail account (the account that is synched with Google Play Store)
Now from settings>>Apps>>All> Force stop, Clear data and cache for Google Play Store, Google Service Framework and Download Manager
Reboot your device.
Now again go to settings>> Accounts>>Google>>Add your Gmail account
Rerun Google Play Store and update or install your app.
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if that doesn't work try this one:
Reboot into recovery
Wipe cache partition
Go to Advanced >> Wipe Dalvik Cache
Now go back and Reboot system
Rerun Google Play Store and update or install your app.
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And last one:
1- Go To Settings\General\Application Manager
Then Go To All
Go Down Till You Find (Google Api)
2- Uninstall It (You Will Find That You Did Uninstall Google Play)
3- Download Google Play APK Into Your Phone Then Install It
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For more questions please ask directly here: [HELP THREAD] Galaxy S3 Ask any question.
Good luck
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]
I tried this new method, but it always gives me Google Play Protect error and I had to put it back in freeze Framework, to stop the error!
Hi, I used this method but could not sign it google account. It occurred error when connection google server.
Please help
nhan1411 said:
Hi, I used this method but could not sign it google account. It occurred error when connection google server.
Please help
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The first 6 steps for download and install full google services with sign in method
nhan1411 said:
Hi, I used this method but could not sign it google account. It occurred error when connection google server.
Please help
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Please share a picture with error and which step did reach
Skyline_r said:
Please share a picture with error and which step did reach
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Here is the picture. I encountered in step 11.
Skyline_r said:
The first 6 steps for download and install full google services with sign in method
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So in step 6, I would sign in when I opened google app store?
So this requires a memory card?
Can it be done thru HiSuite and a laptop? I don't have a memory card or usbdrive
Anyone who tried this? I have a P40 Pro and i have already setup without Gapps so i am trying to avoid factory reset without reason. If anyone tried and working please leave a feedback.
Of course a big thanks to the guys behind this tutorial !
I don't understand step 11 "restore device", thanks for the work!
someone who has tried it and it works for you?
Yuluga said:
I don't understand step 11 "restore device", thanks for the work!
someone who has tried it and it works for you?
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Ok i will explain
nhan1411 said:
Here is the picture. I encountered in step 11.
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Check my last post
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
I did all ..still error masge about google that not certifiied
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I have mate XS
Skyline_r said:
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
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this method 100% functional and without problems? neither gps nor after restarts?
by the way, can you clear the cache memory? or never clear cache memory?
@Skyline_r Can you please guide on the adb installation part. I tried to run the command mentioned on icebox app on my PC after installing the ADB but it is not detecting anything.
I'm actually waiting on this part and then I can go through your new video.
Also, a very stupid question but I would like to know a way out for not factory resetting my data and setting up the phone again as fresh.
If I backup my current data > Factory Reset > Do the new GMS trick > Restore Old Backup lafter the new process, will it work?
AniMaL92;82145929If I backup my current data > Factory Reset > Do the new GMS trick > Restore Old Backup lafter the new process said:
I guess you can restore apps without problem
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Yuluga said:
AniMaL92;82145929If I backup my current data > Factory Reset > Do the new GMS trick > Restore Old Backup lafter the new process said:
I guess you can restore apps without problem
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Can you guide about the adb installation part ?
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Anyone who did it successfully without problems???
Please guys, if anyone tried let us know about the results.
AniMaL92 said:
Can you guide about the adb installation part ?
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What does this tutorial have to do with adb? unless you want to add more accounts later
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...
---------- Post added at 07:24 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:02 PM ----------
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...
Click to collapse
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?