When utilizing Google Play Store, the majority of the issues we encounter occur while trying to download, install, or update a program. We’ve put up a straightforward guide to the most frequent Play Store error codes in this post, which might appear while attempting to download new apps or update old ones.
To make it simple for you to discover the error code you’re searching for, they are organized in numerical order. If you’re unsure, you may always try deleting your Google account from your Android device, restarting, and reconfiguring the account. Sometimes deleting the cache and/or data from the Play Store and/or Play Services will cure Play Store error numbers.
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2.1 Problem when reinstall an application that you already had on your device
3.1 Apps can not be downloaded or updated
5.1 Nothing can be downloaded on the device
6.1 Google Play thinks an app is compatible
7.1 The app cannot be installed
8.1 Problems when you try to download apps from the Google Play
10 Google Play Store Error 413
10.1 No application can be downloaded or updated
11 Google Play Store Error 481
11.1 There’s a problem with your Google account
12 Google Play Store Error 406
12.1 Applications cannot be downloaded
13 Google Play Store Error 413
13.1 Apps cannot be downloaded or updated
14 Google Play Store Error 481
14.1 Problem with your Google Play Store account
15 Google Play Store Error 491
15.1 Applications cannot be downloaded or updated
16 Google Play Store Error 492
16.1 Application cannot be installed
17 Google Play Store Error 495
17.1 Problem downloading apps from the Play Store
18 Google Play Store Error 497
19 Google Play Store Error 498
19.1 Downloads are suddenly interrupted
20 Google Play Store Error 501
20.1 Don’t open the Google Play Store or perform downloads
21 Google Play Store Error 504
21.1 The application can’t be downloaded
22 Google Play Store Error 505
22.1 Various apps with duplicate permissions
23 Google Play Store Error 905
23.1 App could not be downloaded due to an error
24 Google Play Store Error 906 and 907
24.1 HTC One M8 and M9 problem
25 Google Play Store Error 911
25.1 An application cannot be downloaded
26 Google Play Store Error 919
26.1 Applications are downloaded but won’t open after being downloaded
27 Google Play Store Error 920
27.1 The application can’t be downloaded
28 Google Play Store Error 921
28.1 An application can’t be downloaded
29 Google Play Store Error 923
29.1 It’s impossible to download applications
30 Google Play Store Error 924
30.1 Installation was unsuccessful do to an error
31 Google Play Store Error 927
31.1 Apps can’t be downloaded because Google Play Store is updating
32 Google Play Store Error 940
33 Google Play Store Error 941
33.1 Problems when updating applications
34 Google Play Store Error 944
34.1 Google Play Store is down
35 Google Play Store Error authentication required
36 Google Play Store Error BM-GVHD-06
36.1 Problems with Google Play card
37 Google Play Store Error DF-BPA-09
37.1 Error processing purchase
38 Google Play Store Error DF-BPA-30
39 Google Play Store Error DF-DLA-15
39.1 Problems to download or update applications
40 Google Play Store Package File Invalid
41 Google Play Store Error rh01
41.1 Error retrieving information from server
42 Google Play Store Error rpc:aec:0]
42.1 Problems to download apps
43 Google Play Store Error rpc:s-3
43.1 Problems to download an app
44 Google Play Store Error rpc:s-5:aec-0
44.1 Error retrieving information from server
Google Play Store Error 8
Download stops
Do you currently have Google Play Services set up? Go to the application list, enter Google Play Services, and deactivate the program if it has been installed. The next question is whether you wish to return to the factory settings.
Google Play Store Error 18
A problem when reinstalling an application that you already had on your device
The SD or microSD memory card must be removed and reconnected.
Google Play Store Error 20
Apps can not be downloaded or updated
To access the folder and remove the file or data belonging to the problematic application, utilize file explorer.
Google Play Store Error 24
Unknown problem
Reinstall the software after deleting the whole folder containing it.
Google Play Store Error 101
Nothing can be downloaded on the device
That is a result of an excessive number of installed programs. If you can’t delete unwanted programs from your internal memory, clear the Google Play Store’s cache, deactivate your Google account from the device, and then bring it back in.
You may do this by navigating to the “Accounts” section of your Android settings. When you have found your Google account, press on it to open the menu (three dots), then click “Remove account.” You’ll be requested to check in with your Google account once more after restarting your device.
Google Play Store Error 103
Google Play thinks an app is compatible
After a few hours, the problem will resolve itself.
Google Play Store Error 110
The app cannot be installed
Try downloading the program from the Google Play website or clearing the cache on Google Play.
Google Play Store Error 194
Problems when you try to download apps from the Google Play
For Google Play Services and the Google Play Store, clear the cache data.
Google Play Store Error 403
Forbidden request
When you use two distinct Google accounts on the same device, this problem frequently occurs. By navigating to your Android settings and selecting “Wireless and Networks”, “Mobile Networks,” and “APN,” you may clear your proxy settings. Choose “Clear Proxy,” then attempt another download.
Google Play Store Error 413
No application can be downloaded or updated
Then choose “Clear data” and “Force stop” for Google Play Services, Google Play Store, and your default browser from the “Manage Apps” section in the Android settings menu.
Google Play Store Error 481
There’s a problem with your Google account
Removing the account from the device, restarting it, then logging in with it again Use a different Google account to sign in if the issue is still present.
Google Play Store Error 406
Applications cannot be downloaded
Clear the cache in Google Play Store.
Google Play Store Error 413
Apps cannot be downloaded or updated
Select “Clear data” and “Force Stop” from the menus under “Settings,” “Apps,” and “Applications Manager”, then swipe to the “All” column and scroll down until you find “Google Services Framework.” The Google Play Store app should also have its cache cleared, followed by your web browser.
Google Play Store Error 481
Problem with your Google Play Store account
You should delete your account and log in using a different Google account.
Google Play Store Error 491
Applications cannot be downloaded or updated
Restart the device after removing your Google account from it, then set up your account again. Next, select Google Play Services in the “Manage applications” section of your Android settings, choose “Clear data,” and then “Force stop.”
Google Play Store Error 492
An application cannot be installed
Both Google Play Services and Google Play Store may be “Force stopped” in the Android settings under “Manage applications,” “Clear data,” and “Manage apps.”
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Google Play Store Error 495
Problem downloading apps from the Play Store
Start by attempting to erase the data from the Google Play Store and Google Play Services. If it doesn’t work, delete your Google account, restart the computer, and sign in once more.
Google Play Store Error 497
Problem updating apps
Then click “Settings,” “Applications,” “All,” and “Google Play Store.” Click “Clear Cache,” “Clear Data,” and “Uninstall Updates” after that. You can turn off your SD card or remove the APK for the app and install it again.
Google Play Store Error 498
Downloads are suddenly interrupted
Most likely, the cache on your device is full. Use cleaning software or manually delete any unneeded temporary files and programs.
Google Play Store Error 501
Don’t open the Google Play Store or perform downloads
In your Android settings, clear the cache for the Google Play Store and Google Play Services. Then, go to “Accounts” and remove your Google account. Last but not least, restart your phone, sign in and synchronize it once more, and then let it alone for 5 minutes (without touching it!).
Google Play Store Error 504
The application can’t be downloaded
Deleting the cache and data from Google Play Services and the Play Store is one potential fix. Remove the Google account from the device, restart it, and sign in again if it doesn’t work.
Google Play Store Error 505
Various apps with duplicate permissions
Find out which app shares the same permissions as the one you’re attempting (you can do that with Lucky Patcher). After that, remove the problematic program.
Google Play Store Error 905
An app could not be downloaded due to an error
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Google Play Store Error 906 and 907
HTC One M8 and M9 problem
Delete the app’s cache and data.
Google Play Store Error 911
An application cannot be downloaded
Try wiping the Google Play Store’s data by going to settings and selecting “Manage Apps.” Another possibility is that the session on your password-protected public Wi-Fi has run out. Try disabling Wi-Fi and downloading instead using your mobile data.
Google Play Store Error 919
Applications are downloaded but won’t open after being downloaded
Your smartphone doesn’t have enough storage, so try freeing up some space by uninstalling unused applications or big items like music and videos.
Google Play Store Error 920
The application can’t be downloaded
Try turning off and back on your Wi-Fi. Remove your Google account from the device, restart it, and sign in again if it doesn’t work. If it still doesn’t work, locate Google Play Store under “Manage Apps” in your Android settings. Restart your device, clear the data, and remove any updates before attempting again.
Google Play Store Error 921
An application can’t be downloaded
Try erasing the Google Play Store cache first in your Android settings. If that doesn’t work, try deleting your Google account from the device, erasing the data from the Play Store, restarting the computer, and signing in again.
Google Play Store Error 923
It’s impossible to download applications
When attempting to sync data with your Google account, issues are encountered. To reset your Android in recovery mode, try deactivating your Google account from the device, clearing some memory by getting rid of unused applications, and then restarting it. After doing a “wipe” on the cache partition, restart normally. Re-login using your Google account.
Google Play Store Error 924
Installation was unsuccessful due to an error
that happened when downloading bigger apps. Uninstall updates by going to “Settings,” “All,” “Google Play Store,” and “All”. Then attempt downloading the program once more.
Google Play Store Error 927
Apps can’t be downloaded because Google Play Store is updating
Then, if that doesn’t work, erase the data from Google Play Services and choose “Force stop,” and repeat the process for Google Play Store.
Google Play Store Error 940
The app cannot be download
Clear the “Google Play Store” cache, as well as the “Downloads” and “Download Manager” data. Remove “Chrome,” “Google Services Framework,” “Google Apps,” “Google Hangouts,” and “Checking Service.”
Google Play Store Error 941
Problems when updating applications
Clear your device’s download manager’s cache and data if it has one, and the cache and data from the Google Play Store.
Google Play Store Error 944
Google Play Store is down
Later, update the app.
Google Play Store Error authentication required
Authentication required
Re-add the Google account after removing it. If this fix doesn’t work, clear the cache and remove the data under “Settings,” “Application Manager,” and “Google Play.” Another choice is to pick “Google Play” under “Settings,” “Applications,” and then “Uninstall updates.”
Google Play Store Error BM-GVHD-06
Problems with Google Play card
Restart the gadget. The alternative is to select “Force stop” and “Uninstall updates” under “Settings,” “Applications,” and “Google Play.”
Google Play Store Error DF-BPA-09
Error processing purchase
Select “Clear data” and “OK” after going to “Settings,” “Apps”/”Applications Manager”, sliding to the “All” column, scrolling down until you see “Google Services Framework,” and then selecting the option. If that doesn’t work, use your PC to access the Google Play website and install the app there.
Google Play Store Error DF-BPA-30
Google serves error
Wait or access the Google Play website on your computer and do the installation there. Another choice is to remove “Google Play Services” data or clear the cache.
Google Play Store Error DF-DLA-15
Problems downloading or updating applications
Delete the app’s cache and data. In the event that this is unsuccessful, delete the Google account from the device, restart, and sign in once more.
Google Play Store Package File Invalid
Google Play problem
There are five answers:
- Go to “Settings,” “Apps,” and “All,” and choose the problematic app. Select “Clear data” and “Clear cache.”
- Choose “Clear cache” and “Clear data” from the “Settings,” “Apps,” “All,” and “Google Play” menus. The “Google Services Framework” is the same.
- Restart the device, then sign in again after removing the Google account.
- From the Google Play website, download the app.
- Turn off Wi-Fi and use mobile network data to download/update the app.
Google Play Store Error rh01
Error retrieving information from the server
Choose “Clear data” and “Clear cache” under “Settings,” “Apps,” “All,” and “Google Play.” For “Google Services Framework,” repeat the process. If that doesn’t work, sign out of the device, restart, then sign back in using a different Google or Gmail account.
Google Play Store Error RPC:aec:0]
Problems downloading apps
Try wiping your Android device’s Google account. Restart your device and clear the data.
Google Play Store Error RPC:s-3
Problems downloading an app
Get rid of your Google account.
Google Play Store Error RPC:s-5:aec-0
Error retrieving information from the server
Select “Clear cache” and “Uninstall updates” under “Settings”, “Apps”, “All,” and “Google Play.” Apply the same procedure to “Download Manager” and “Google Services Framework”.
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