So, you were going to download the new app that you've been waiting for so long.
But just as you've clicked on the install button, Google Play Store stopped working.
Don't know what to do next?
Follow on.
Apps are what makes a smartphone usable and as desirable as it is now, and Google Play
Store is the gateway for you to access the apps that you want in your Android.
It is quite understandable that you will be worried if Google Play Store keeps stopping
on your Samsung phone.
There are a number of things that can happen to the Play Store.
This can happen due to a problem during an app backup, where the files of the old backup
have been left over and are interfering with the new update.
This is a common problem where users aren't able to download new apps despite of having
sufficient storage and internet connectivity.
A restart usually clears this issue instantly.
It can happen if you do not have sufficient storage, or your device is not connected to
the internet.
Check your network connection, or try freeing up your storage.
This might happen just after you have updated your OS, or the Play Store.
Reverting back to the previous version, or a factory reset solves the problem.
If you see the "Google Play Store Not Responding" error message, it may be due to a corrupted
data.
Try clearing the Google Play data or resetting Google Play Store to its factory default settings.
The Google Play Store not working issue can be fixed easily using UltFone Android System
Repair.
This professional Android system recovery software can solve more than 150 Android system
issues by reinstalling a new Android firmware package to your phone without data loss.
Download Android system repair for free from UltFone website and fix your Google Play Store
issue in 3 simple steps.
Step 1: Launch the software and connect your device
to the computer via USB.
On the main interface, click on “Repair Android System” and press the “Repair
Now” button to begin the process.
Step 2: Select the correct device information to proceed.
Make sure you enter the right information, or you may brick your phone.
Once the information is selected, click on Next.
Step 3: The software will automatically start downloading
the right firmware package for your device.
Once the download is complete, click on “Repair Now”.
It automatically starts installing the downloaded firmware.
Once the process is complete the phone will restart and the Google Play Store should work
normally by now.
You can try restarting your device to see if the problem is fixed.
A reboot usually fixes most of the Android system issues.
If your time and date settings are incorrect, Google Play Store won't work normally.
Go to Settings, General Management and open Date and Time.
Turn off Automatic Date and Time, and turn it back on.
The device date and time will be synced with the server.
But make sure your device is connected to the internet for this to work.
You can try clearing the Play Store cache and data to solve the problem happening recently.
Go to Settings, Apps, and select the Google Play Store app.
Click on Storage and then click on the Clear Data button and then the Clear Cache button.
Repeat the same with Google Play Services.
So, in this video, we shared how to fix your Google Play Store keeps stopping on your Samsung
phone.
UltFone Android System Repair is the best solution to fix your Samsung and Android system
problems without losing any data.
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