This time, you must tap on Clear Data to delete the data. You will notice a warning on your screen. Tap on OK to confirm deleting the data. The data synchronization of your device that allows the syncing of data can help you solve the problem. Several readers found this to be an easy way of resolving their apps not downloading from the Play Store.
Once you have completed this step, go back into Google Play Store and check if the app is being downloaded now.
Once the new updates are installed, your device will automatically restart. After the restart, check if the apps are being downloaded to your device now.
Resetting the Google Account can help you solve the problem of your Android not downloading the apps. When you reset the account, you will be deleting the entire account and starting all over again.
It means you should know your Google Account username and password. If you do not have these details, then you will not be able to add the account back to your device again. The Google account will be removed entirely from your device, and it will be added all over again. If you have more than one Google accounts on your device, then make sure you remove all the Google account.
After deleting the accounts, you will have to start entering the accounts once again into your device. Go back to the Settings menu of your device and tap on Accounts once again. Now you will find the option to Add Account. Tap on Add Account and complete the process of adding the account to your device. You must follow these steps to add all your Google accounts, and once this is done, return to the Play Store and find out if this has resolved your problem. Sometimes, your Play Store updates may be the cause of the problem.
So, uninstall the update and allow the app to update once again. It can help in solving the problem. Once the updates are re-installed, try to download the apps repeatedly to check if it is working as expected. Once the app has been updated, head into the Play Store and check if the apps are now being downloaded or not.
For users who cannot fix the problem with any of the above solutions, our last resort, which happens to resolve many Android issues effectively, reset your device to factory settings. All data will be deleted from your device, and all third-party apps will be removed. You will also lose personalized settings because the phone will go back to the default settings. It is why you must create a backup for the data that you consider essential.
You can back up the data on a computer or use your Google account to back up the data. Your phone will give you the option to back up the data on the Google account before you reset the device. If downloading resumes as normal, your home or office network is to blame. Restart your modem and if all else fails, call your Internet service provider. Check your storage and SD card. Free up some space by uninstalling unused apps or deleting old photos and videos you have backed up elsewhere.
Attempt your download once again. Download apps through your browser instead You can try circumventing the download pending problem by getting your apps via your mobile or PC browser.
Clear Google Play app cache and data. Head to Settings , then Apps. Locate the Google Play Store and tap it. Underneath the Disable, Uninstall updates, and Force stop buttons, you will see App notifications and other options. Tap on Storage. Make sure Google Play is closed, and then hit the Clear Cache button.
Check for system updates Are your downloads still stubbornly pending? Change your Google account One of the other methods that might help you avoid the download pending error is removing or switching the Google account associated with the Play Store.
Tap it. Find your Google account on the list. Tap it and select Remove account. Restart your device. A reboot will cause the phone to drop all the code it was processing and begin again. New processes will be loaded into memory, and you may be able to download the app without any errors. Authentication is a mobile process that requires the correct time to authenticate your device with Google Play and the download server.
Most of us have our phones to synchronize date and time with the network automatically, but it is worth checking. All you need do is check that your OS is in the right time zone. Ideally, you should never have to touch permissions as they are set automatically. Some security apps will mess around with these settings, but the Google Play Store can be sensitive to them.
If you still have questions, keep reading. To solve this, you can do the steps that I will explain below. Make sure that your internet connection is stable and not in trouble. We recommend that you connect to a Wi-Fi network. If you don't have access to Wi-Fi, make sure you have a strong mobile data connection.
Then try downloading again. If the Play Store can't download due to an error, you need to clear the cache and data from the Play Store app. Sometimes, Android users are not aware of the storage memory of their phone has run out.
In fact, internal storage is a place to store applications that you download from the Play Store. To install an app or update on this device, delete any unneeded apps. You could also use Clean Master, CM Lite, or other applications to clear the cache that makes your internal memory full. It appears a notice in the application when you want to install that, "your smartphone doesn't support this version.
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