Know all the Android errors and solve the error.
Error Code 495
This error code is used to download an app from the Play Store when Wifi Network is used. But using the same App Data Network there is no problem downloading. Again, the specialty of the field is more!
Solution - 1
Go to Settings> Application Manager or Apps> Open "All" apps
From the list of apps find Google Play store> Clear Data and Clear Cache
From the list of apps find Google Service Framework> Clear Data and Clear Cache
Now install or update app from Google Play Store
Solution - 2
If the problem with the above method is not solved, first uninstall the "Google Play Store" update and try the following
Go to system settings> Accounts> Google> remove your Gmail account
Now from settings> Apps> All> Force stop, Clear data and cache for Google Play Store, Google Service Framework and Download Manager
Now go to settings> Accounts> Google> Add your Gmail account
Restart your android and then accept all the Google terms and setup Google settings
Rerun Google Play Store and update your app
Solution - 3
If none of the above works, then try the following procedure
Go to Settings> Wireless and network> Mobile networks> Access Point Names (or APN)
Now select the APN that you are using "xxyyzz"
Now go to "Proxy"
There should be a number in there
Go to "Port" and clear everything as well
Rerun Google Play Store and update your app
Error Code 498
Another common error is Error Code 498 It shows a message during an app download "An error is 498 has occurred while communicating with the server, reload" can be avoided by following the procedure below.
Solution - 1
Go to settings> Apps> Select "All" tab
From the "All" apps list> Find Google Play Store> Clear Data and Cache
Again from the "All" apps list> Find Google Service Framework> Clear Data and Cache
Now restart the Google Play Store and try to download / update the app or games
Solution - 2
If not working above, try another Google Account
Open Google Play Store
Go to settings> Accounts> Choose Account or add new account
Now try to download or install the app or game
Solution - 3
If the above does not work, try the following procedure
Go to system settings> Accounts> Google> remove your Gmail account
From Settings> Apps> All> Force stop, Clear data and cache for Google Play Store, Google Service Framework and Download Manager
Again, go to settings> Accounts> Google> Add your Gmail account
Restart your Android and then accept all Google terms and setup Google settings
Run Google Play Store and update your app
Error Code 911
This error is for error complete Wifi network and "App can not be downloaded due to an error 911" message.
Solution - 1
Clearing the playstore data usually solves this problem
Go to Settings> Manage Applications or Apps> Open "All" tab
From the list of "All" apps> Scroll Down and Select "Play Store"> Select Force stop, Clear cache and Clear data
Solution - 2
If not working, change Wifi network.
Error Code 941
This error is due to incompatibilities between the old Android version and the current Play Store version (usually)
B] solution [/ b]
Go to Settings> Manage Applications or Apps> Open "All" tab
From the list of "All" apps> Scroll Down and Select "Play Store"> Select Force stop, Clear cache and Clear data
Again, go back to "All"> Scroll and Select "Download Manager"> Select Clear cache and Clear data
Now open Google Play and try updating your app.
If not resolved then follow the steps below
Again, go to "All"> Scroll and Select "Play Store"> Select "Uninstall Updates"
RPC: S-5: AEC-0 error while updating or installing apps Google Play Store
Solution - 1
Open system settings> Go to Applications (or Apps)> All
From all apps select Google Play Store> Clear Cache and Uninstall updates
Again, from All> Download Manager> Clear Cache and Data
Finally, All> Google Services Framework> Clear Cache and Data
Now, rerun Google play store.
Solution - 2
Go to system settings> Accounts> Google> remove your Gmail account
Now from settings> Apps> All> Force stop, Clear data and cache for Google Play Store, Google Service Framework and Download Manager
Now go to settings> Accounts> Google> Add your Gmail account
Restart your android and then accept all the Google terms and setup Google settings
Rerun Google Play Store and update your app
Error retrieving information from server
RH-01
The RH-01 error is usually in custom ROM
Solution - 1
Go to settings> Apps (Manage Applications)> Select "All" tab
From the list of apps> Select Google Play Store> Clear Cache and Clear Data
From the list of apps> Select Google Service Framework> Clear Cache and Clear Data
Run Google Play Store and try installing / updating the app
Solution - 2
Go to system settings> Accounts> Google> remove your Gmail account
Now from settings> Apps> All> Force stop, Clear data and cache for Google Play Store, Google Service Framework and Download Manager
Now go to settings> Accounts> Google> Add your Gmail account
Restart your android and then accept all the Google terms and setup Google settings
Rerun Google Play Store and update your app
Those who use custom ROMs can get rid of this problem by using correct Gapps (Google apps) for ROM.
DF-BPA-09 error processing purchase in Google Play
This error usually happens to buy an app from the Play Store
Solution
Go to Settings> Apps Settings> Open "All" tab
From "All" list> select Google Play Store> Clear data
Go to Settings> Accounts> Sync your Google (Gmail) account
Again from Accounts> Remove your Google Account
Restart your Android and re-add Google account
Download unsuccessful in Google Play
The code associated with the app (marker code) is believed to be in conflict
Solution - 1
Go to Settings> Apps Settings> Open "All" tab
From "All" list> select Google Play Store> Force Stop> Clear Cache> Clear data
From "All" list> select Google Application Framework> Force Stop> Clear Cache> Clear data
From "All" list> select Google Account Manager> Force Stop> Clear Cache> Clear data
From "All" list> select Google Play services> Force Stop> Clear Cache> Clear data
From "All" list> select Downloads / Download Manager> Force Stop> Clear Cache> Clear data
Open Google Play and you will be asked to sign in
Sign in with your Gmail account and download your apps or games
Solution - 2
If the above method does not work then the device's Gmail account must be removed. For this, the device must be factory reset, unless the device is rooted.
If a rooted device is deleted from the account setting, delete the Gmail account
Go to Settings> Apps Settings> Open "All" tab
From "All" list> select Google Play Store> Force Stop> Clear Cache> Clear data
From "All" list> select Google Application Framework> Force Stop> Clear Cache> Clear data
From "All" list> select Google Account Manager> Force Stop> Clear Cache> Clear data
From "All" list> select Google Play services> Force Stop> Clear Cache> Clear data
Restart the device now. If you are on the bottom, follow the steps
Add your Gmail accounts (Settings> Accounts> add account)
Open and sign in Google Play and then start your download
Unfortunately, the app has stopped
Solution - 1
If the new update has arrived at the Play Store, then install it and see if the solution is solved
Solution - 2
Un-install and install again
Solution - 3
Go to Manage apps> Select "All" tab> Select your app (or process) that has the error> Clear cache and data
Run the app
Solution - 4
If the device has CWM or other custom recovery, then try wipe cache and dalvik cache and then run the app again.
The app could not be downloaded due to an error 504
Generally the gateway is due to time out or slow internet
Solution - 1
In some cases it is OK to turn off data connection and restart it. And then you can follow the steps below
Airplane mode ON and then OFF
Or
Settings> Data Usage> Turn OFF Mobile data and turn it back ON
Solution - 2
Go to Settings> Application Manager or Apps> Open "All" apps
From the list of apps find Google Play store> Clear Data and Clear Cache
From the list of apps find Google Service Framework> Clear Data and Clear Cache
Now install or update app from Google Play Store
Solution - 3
Go to system settings> Accounts> Google> remove your Gmail account
Now from settings> Apps> All> Force stop, Clear data and cache for Google Play Store, Google Service Framework and Download Manager
Now go to settings> Accounts> Google> Add your Gmail account
Restart your android and then accept all the Google terms and setup Google settings
Rerun Google Play Store and update your app
Package is invalid error in Google Play
Solution - 1
Go to apps> All> Select your app> Clear cache and data
Run update again in Google Play
Solution - 2
Install app through Google Play Store website
Solution - 3
Turn off Wi-Fi and install or update app in Google Play Store via 3G or 4G data connection of your mobile
Solution - 4
Go to apps> All> Google Play Store> Clear cache and data
Go to apps> All> Google Services Framework> Clear cache and data
If the problem is still not resolved then follow the steps below
Go to Settings> Accounts> Google> Click on your Gmail account> Menu and Remove account
Restart device and add your Google account back
Solution - 5
Go to apps> All> Google Play Store> Clear cache and data
Go to apps> All> Google Services Framework> Clear cache and data
Now reboot in recovery and go to Advanced> Clear dalvik cache
Reboot and try to install / update the app
Most of the problems are solved with factory reset but before that the data should be evaluated !!
Google Translate for Business:Translator ToolkitWebsite Translator
No comments: