Why is Google Play not working?
Your first try at fixing this should be to clear the Google Play Store and Google Play Services cache. Furthermore, you can uninstall and re-install updates to the Google Play Store. Also make sure you are running the latest software available for your Android device.
How do I fix a corrupted Google Play store?
Unfortunately, when something goes wrong (as it often does), troubleshooting requires greater experience and effort than on an unmodified device.
- Stop App, Wipe Cache and Data.
- Switch From Data to Wi-Fi.
- Uninstall and Reinstall the Play Store App.
- Refresh Your Google Account.
- Register Your Device With Google.
Why is my Google Play store not working on my Android?
If clearing the cache and data in your Google Play Store didn’t work then you may need to go into your Google Play Services and clear the data and cache there. Depending on your device, you should be able to tap the Clear cache button or you might need to go into Storage first then hit Clear cache.
How do I restore Play store on Samsung?
#1 Enable Play Store from App Settings
- Head over to Settings on your Android device.
- Apps are usually divided into ‘Downloaded’, ‘On card’, ‘Running’ and ‘All’.
- Scroll around and you may find ‘Google Play Store‘ in the list.
- If you see a ‘Disabled’ configuration on this app – tap to Enable.