How to overcome downloads on the Play Store getting stuck
All smartphones always have special applications for downloading content such as games, applications, music, films or books. Of course, not all of them are free and some are paid according to the developer’s policy. When an Android phone already has a Play Store or Google Play. With this application, users can search for any content and download it quickly and stably. Without the Play Store, users can find it difficult to download games or applications from existing websites as there are no advertisements or download link traps in the Play Store that jump to unwanted content.
There is a difference between a cell phone that makes people feel like they don’t like what they have because they feel something strange. And most of them come from the Play Store. Various things can cause this and the problems present in the Play Store are classified as more than one. I also discussed fixing the Play Store not downloading which is showing an error message. This is because the host is on the same system most likely on cell phones with ROOT status, but if not, there is still a surefire way to overcome it, which is to do a factory reset. I had problems with the system’s hosts file several times and it turned out to have to be redirected and removed from the extra part of the google url, leaving only the localhost address and ip address.
Problems in the Play Store can be fixed with a factory reset, but there are also ways to do this without this. And here I am going to talk about downloading an application or playstore that crashes at the end of the download, for example it’s almost done, then crashes and doesn’t run. This may be due to the data / cache to be cleared and it could also be the Play Store that you want to restart like from the beginning. If you do a Play Store restore like before, there is no need to do a factory reset, all you have to do is delete the Google account, then sign in again and try the download again. Sometimes it works and it doesn’t crash anymore.
Traffic jams can also arise too many app updates that haven’t been updated, so it would be better to update the app for better Play Store performance when downloading other content. As for other things of settings that the Play Store version can automatically update, not only should this be enabled when not using a fast network, even when using Wi-Fi, but when it is slow it will surely get the running Content disrupt download process. Just a few tips that I’ll share Fix Play Store stuck when the download is almost complete. Please note the following.
- Clear data and cache – Please clear data and cache or cache in the app settings. It could be that the data has been corrupted and one way to fix it is to delete it. Don’t worry, to clear data, you don’t have to sign in / sign in again, and when you go to the Play Store it just asks you to accept the terms like after signing in from a Google account.
- Turn off automatic updates – Please go to the Play Store and turn off automatic updates, please select Do not update automatically.
- Update all existing apps – Please update any applications that are ready to be updated. One of the things I’ve experienced myself after updating over 25 apps and trying to download them stops crashing at 97%
- Delete Google Account – If the above method still doesn’t work, please delete your Google account and sign in again. To delete it, please go to Settings and select Google in the Account section. Then click on the email address, then on the options menu in the top right corner and click on Delete Account. If it has been deleted, please open the Play Store and sign in again.
- Factory settings reset – If all of the above methods still cannot be performed, please perform a factory reset or return to the factory settings. Maybe all the apps will be gone, but the Play Store will feel like new again and the phone will be like new again.
Please perform the above method from top to bottom. My advice is to just delete the Google account and I can be sure that there will be no crashes while downloading. On Android Gingerbread Phones, you may not be able to delete a Google Account because it is used as the primary account. In order to erase it, you have to do a factory reset. This type of problem mainly occurs on Android phones with 512MB of RAM that have a lot of applications installed on them. So it is best not to install too many applications unless the application opens daily. but If the application will not be used for a long time, you should uninstall it.
Hopefully useful and good luck
