I haven't messed with it or anything, promise. It starts the download, showing the moving arrow in the notification bar, then underneath the download, it says "Download unsuccessful" then the icon in the bar disappears. Step 1 Unlock your iPad and open Settings app.. Solution 2: Check your date and time settings. If the time is incorrect, it will not sync the servers with the device, which can cause a problem in downloading anything from the Play Store. If you are using a Wi-Fi network to download the apps, switch to mobile data and check if it works.
The reason behind this is that specific Wi-Fi networks block port It is the port used by Google Play. To switch the networks, pull down the notification shade of your device and tap on the Wi-Fi icon to switch it off.
Now look for the Mobile data icon and switch it on. Once you have switched the internet access, restart your device and then go to Google Play to resume the app download. Check if the problem you were facing has been fixed. Download manager facilitates the downloading of all the apps. You must ensure that it is On so that your apps can be downloaded successfully from the Play Store.
To check if Download Manager is On or not, you should head into the Settings menu of your device and then go to the Apps or Application Manager. Now you will notice tabs on the top of the screen. Swipe right or left to go to the tab that says All. Look for Download Manager under this section and tap on it to determine whether it is enabled or disabled. Those users who find it disabled, tap on the Enable option to Enable Download Manager and then download the apps again.
Wiping the cache for Google Play can solve a few problems related to the Play Store. Cache files store information that helps your device load the application quickly.
These files are recreated once you reaccess the application. The Data files of an application store data that includes all information saved on the app like high scores, usernames, and passwords. When the data files are deleted, you must make sure that you write down any important information before deleting the files.
Go back to the app store and check if the apps begin to download now. If the problem is not fixed yet, then delete the data files by going through the same steps, and then instead of tapping on Clear Cache, you must tap on Clear Data.
You will notice a warning that will tell you that all data will be deleted. Press Ok to confirm and then open the Play Store to look for the app and begin the download. Check if this helps you fix the problem on your Android device. Google Play Services is the process through which your applications communicate with various sections of your device. It enables sync and ensures that push notifications are sent to the device apps on time.
Google Play Services plays an essential role in the working of applications. A problem in the cache or data files of the Play Services can cause a problem when it comes to downloading the applications from the Play Store. Once the cache files have been wiped, check if the problem is fixed. This article will walk you through some troubleshooting steps and fixes so you can get right back to installing apps on your Android device.
Downloads are dependent on having free space to download to. Most apps are only a few megabytes, but some are larger. Do you have enough space on your device? Do you have to perform some spring cleaning before adding new stuff?
Note : Because the Android interface varies by manufacturer and version, our tutorial covers general specifics that should work for everyone. If your storage is full you can quickly delete rarely used applications by tapping on Apps , choosing the apps you wish to delete, then tapping on Uninstall. Now, go back to the Google Play Store and attempt to download the desired app again. Always make sure to uninstall apps through the Android stock App Management utility whenever posible to make sure uninstall scripts are properly run, and app data and cache directories are properly deleted, thus reducing cruft.
Make sure all data e. This can take up a LOT of space. Thank you. Yes, it works, but I really need to install these apps for my study purposes as well. So, I will need a decent app to extend a memory a bit? Whether this is possible may depend on the model of your phone. You didn't say what yours is?
I have a Samsung Galaxy Note 2 and as far as I know, it's just not possible on that phone. Mine's rooted, too. It may be possible with a custom ROM?
Even then, I'm not sure Mine is color X, xfactor. It worked fine with my cousin in the same type of device and he was the one to suggest me about extending the memory. I use an app called FolderMount - you can try it out for free up to like 2 or 3 folders , but you'll have to pay to unlock the ability to mount more folders.
It basically moves the folder to your sd card while creating a link to your emulated SD card. Also, root is required. It works like a charm - tried it with big apps like Fifa and other games, and they work fine. Just remember to 'pin' the folder once you've set up the link.
I tried to do make two primary partitions on my sdcard, One of them as Fat32 as the space was over 2gb, the other was ext3 at first.
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