I get the mentioned error whenever I try to install framework and I didn't tried to do anything else
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I am using HTC Desire C and i cannot install whatsapp Apk file and UCBrowser.When i try it gives me the error message-there is an error parsing the packege.What must i do?
Im trying to install an app thats not on the play store and i keep getting a parse error message "There was a problem while parsing the package".
I've adjusted the security settings to allow intalling apps from unknown sources but still no luck,, any ideas ??
If i dont get this sorted ill have to return the phone and id rather not have to do that.
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Thanks Mate , will try that.
I have installed an apk file previously and now intend to install another updated apk file to my android phone. However the installation of the new apk file failed with message "an existing package by the same name with a conflicting signature is already installed".
I had tried to uninstall the first apk and then install the new apk file but the installation failed with the same message appeared. My phone is not rooted. Is there any way to rectify the error ?
Thank you in advance.
kclimkc330 said:
I have installed an apk file previously and now intend to install another updated apk file to my android phone. However the installation of the new apk file failed with message "an existing package by the same name with a conflicting signature is already installed".
I had tried to uninstall the first apk and then install the new apk file but the installation failed with the same message appeared. My phone is not rooted. Is there any way to rectify the error ?
Thank you in advance.
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I found another user who could fix a similar issue with YouTube.apk: [Q] Installing the new YouTube V5 apk Issues (task's AOKP).
Maybe it works for you too.
Alternatively you can check if the un-installed (first) app is really completely uninstalled. Maybe it's a system app which still has some left-overs in another folder and is just "de-activated" or "disabled".
However, completely uninstalling of system apps requires root access.
If you still have issues and you can't contact the app/update dev for help, you can post your questions in the Android Development and Hacking > Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting forum.
I'm trying to install an older version of Candy Crush Saga on my HTC Desire 610 running Android 4.4.2. I uninstalled the app, downloaded the older version, but it won't install, saying the installation failed. I tried installing through adb, but I got this message:
[INSTALL_FAILED_UID_CHANGED]
When I tried reinstalling the app from Google Play, I get this message:
Unknown error code during application install: "-24"
I tried looking through both Windows and ES File Explorer, and there seem to be no residue/leftover files.
My phone is not rooted. What can I do?
yotamdo said:
I'm trying to install an older version of Candy Crush Saga on my HTC Desire 610 running Android 4.4.2. I uninstalled the app, downloaded the older version, but it won't install, saying the installation failed. I tried installing through adb, but I got this message:
[INSTALL_FAILED_UID_CHANGED]
When I tried reinstalling the app from Google Play, I get this message:
Unknown error code during application install: "-24"
I tried looking through both Windows and ES File Explorer, and there seem to be no residue/leftover files.
My phone is not rooted. What can I do?
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After unlocking bootloader and rooting it, I installed custom rom on my Mate 9. However, I can not update Google and Google Chrome at all. When I tried to update them via Play Store, it gave me the following error.
"Google" can't be updated. Try again, and if the problem continues, get help troubleshooting. (Error code: 0)
I googled the error and it says permission error via Play Store app. When I checked all permission was already granted. I also try to run adb commands from here. However, it says directory not found. Any ideas? Thanks.