Sometimes if your phone has an SD card it may be that it is giving problems with the Play Store. We recently told you on Android Help how to empty the cache of your Android, follow this tutorial step by step you can do it without problem.

To do this we will have to do it from the storage options and look for the app you need.

To do this, open the Play Store, go to the options (the three lines in the upper left) and you will My applications and games. There you can pause the current downloads and select the one you want to update or download.Īnother option is to clear the cache or stop the application. Stop automatic updates and pending updatesĪnother option would be to stop automatic updates and pending updates, since the download may be pending because you are updating other applications first. So if you deactivate or pause the automatic updates you can prioritize the application that most appeals to you. In Android Stock you will find it in Settings> Data usage> Data saver> Unrestricted data and there select the Play Store as well. In my case, that I use Huawei for example, I find it in Wireless & networks> Data usage> Smart data saver> From system, There we look for Google Play Store and select it, so it will not have restrictions when used in the background. The option in question is Use of data and within it we will have to modify the saving data. But sometimes it can cause a conflict, especially if you are in power saving mode, which can prevent the use of certain apps in the background.Īs always, this option is always in different places depending on the manufacturer, but more or less it will always be in similar places. It does not mean that the Play Store does not work in the background, in fact it does.

2 Stop automatic updates and pending updatesįirst of all is enable background data usage for Play Store.

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