why my google play store is not downloading?
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Clear Play Services and Download Manager app cache and data Locate Google Play Services and repeat the same steps — clearing cache and data. You can then restart your device or go straight to the Download Manager app. Once again, clear app data and cache and then restart your phone.
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Check Internet Connection As Google needs to fetch the results from the internet, try opening a website in a browser on your phone. If that also doesn't work, then the issue is with your internet connection. If you are on Wi-Fi, restart your modem. Also, try switching between Wi-Fi and mobile data.
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Open your file browser and navigate to wherever you downloaded the Google Play Store APK. If you downloaded it on your device then it will be on your SD card in the Downloads folder. Once you find the APK, click on it.
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[' From the home screen, choose Apps or swipe up to access your apps.', ' Tap Play Store.', ' Enter the name of the application you want to download, then select it from the pop-up auto-suggest list.', " Tap the app you wish to download, if you don't see this screen, skip to step 5.", ' Tap Install.']
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It appears to be an issue with Google's Android operating system. To fix the “your device is not compatible with this version” error message, try clearing the Google Play Store cache, and then data. Next, restart the Google Play Store and try installing the app again.
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['Open the Play Store app .', 'At the top left, tap Menu My apps and games. ... ', 'Tap a purchased app or game that you want to add.']
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['Open the Android app drawer by swiping up from the bottom of the screen.', 'Look for the My Files (or File Manager) icon and tap it. ... ', 'Inside the My Files app, tap "Downloads."']
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There are a lot of corrupt data and files that can't be fixed by mere updating the app and hence when you keep receiving the error message, and you need to reinstall the app again. Go to settings and uninstall Instagram, then go back to Play Store and download again.
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Clear data and cache on Google Play Services If clearing the cache and data in your Google Play Store didn't work then you may need to go into your Google Play Services and clear the data and cache there. Doing this is easy. You need to go into your Settings and hit Application manager or Apps.
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If you are seeing the “Unfortunately, Google Play Store has stopped” error message on your Android phone or tablet device, there is a possibility that it's being caused by some corrupted data. To rectify this error message, you can clear Google Play data, or try resetting Google Play Store to its factory default state.
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['Open your Google Play Store on your Android device.', 'Click and search for "Kik" in the Play Store.', 'Select the corresponding app.', 'Click the green "Install" button.', 'Accept the app permissions, if prompted, by pressing "Accept."', 'Open the app when installation is complete.']
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['Make sure that your TV has a stable internet connection.', 'Open the Google Play Store from the menu.', 'Search for the app that you want to update and click on it.', 'Select Update next to the Open.']
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Clear Google Play app cache and data Clearing the app cache of the Google Play Store app often solves a lot of problems, download pending issues included. Here is how you can do this (Note: the steps might differ depending on your Android version and manufacturer UI, but only slightly). Head to Settings, then Apps.
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One of the possible reasons why your Play Store downloads get stuck in download pending is because you have many of them already running on your device. To fix it, you can disable the installation and updates for all the apps that you don't urgently need, and then get the app you actually really want installed.
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You can't download Google Play apps to your iPhone. It's simply not possible. The apps you see in the Play Store are written to run on devices that use Google's Android operating system. Your iPhone runs Apple's iOS operating system.
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Head to the Online Apk Downloader website and simply paste the Google Play app link in the URL field on the given page. Click on the 'Generate Download Link' button. In a few seconds, you will find the download link to the apk file. Hit the button and your app will be downloaded to your PC.
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['Open "Google play store".', 'Select the app which you want to download.', 'Open this website.', 'Paste the link here.', 'Click on "Generate Download Link".', 'Click on this button to download this app on the PC.']