Cant download apps from google play

 · In this case I'd say that it is best to get in touch with Google directly as this is related to the Play Store and not the Fitbit app itself. You can click here to see their support page. In the meantime, make sure you have internet connection (cellular or wifi) and that you have enough space for apps as this could be the reason the app isn't. Follow the help article about the Play Store won’t open, load, or download apps. If that didn't fix the issue try this article: More steps to fix problems on google play. If the Factory Data reset.  · Scroll down to the Apps category and select Google Play store. On the Google Play Store, select My Apps. Select Downloading. Select an app. Select Cancel or select the stop icon. Perform Clear Data and Clear Cache on Google Play Services.

The Google Play Store is one of those apps we take for granted, mostly because it simply works as a mediator between the user and their precious apps. Hell freezes and the sky falls once it. I can't download any apps from Google Play Store (which I also downloaded in an attempt to replace the phone's default app downloader: AppGallery). I've tried clearing the data and caches in Settings, making sure the storage is turned on, making sure I've added my Google account into the phone's setting, and restarting the phone. I can't download or update anything on the play store Fixed: The problem was an app for data usage. I try to download or update something and it gets stuck in the "waiting to download" part, sometimes the download actually starts but it doesn't progress or when it does it's extremely slow at the point that the download cancels itself, I've try.

I can't seem to install apps from Google play store. Everytime I try it reaches the. Max percentage off downloading. Then once that's done it says "installing." So I waited about minutes and the app still ain't installing for me. I need help. Option 2: Uninstall Google updates. Go to Settings Apps Uninstall updates of Google Play Games, Google Play services and Google Play store. Option 3: Reset app preferences. Go to Settings Apps Click the three dots on the upper right corner and choose Reset app preferences Reset apps. Play Store won’t load or download apps. Tap Apps notifications. Tap Google Play Store. If you don't see it, tap See all apps or App info. At the top of the screen, tap More Uninstall updates. If you’re asked if you want to change the Play Store app back to the factory version, tap OK. Open the Google Play Store, then try your download again.