Google Play Store is the primary source for android users to install and update any app. But sometimes users come across errors in the app store when they try to download apps. You might find these problems frustrating, but don’t worry, we are here to help you. In this article, we will talk about five common issues that prevent users to download or update any app from the android playstore.
Low Storage Space
The most common reason to face issue while downloading any app is the lack of storage in your device. To solve this problem, you need to free up some space in your device. For this purpose, you can delete unnecessary files and transfer the big important files to the external SD card in your device.
Google Play Store Cache and Data
The unnecesary cache and data in the Google Play Store app can also become the reason for downloading issue. To solve this problem you need to follow the steps mentioned below.
- Go to Settings in your device
- Find Apps and then open Google Play Store App Info.
- Then opt for storage dedicated to app.
- Delete the cache and data.
Network Connection Problems
Sometimes slow internet connection can also cause problems in downloading App from Google Play Store. To resolve this issue, you need to find a stable internet connection i.e WiFi and Cellular. If you are using WiFi, try resetting your WiFi router and if using Cellular data, make sure that you have high speed internet connection.
Outdated Play Store App
Sometimes outdated or disabled Play Store App also becomes the reason of app downloading issue on the playstore. To fix this issue, you need to follow these steps.
- Go to settings in your device.
- Find out Apps settings.
- Opt for Google Play Store App info.
- Click on “Enable” if it is disabled and Re-enable if enabled.
Account Issues
Google account issues can also cause problems in downloading Apps. You can fix this issue by signing in again into your Googe account.
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