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Solved: Google Play Fails to Download Apps and Updates over FIOS WiFi - Verizon Fios Community


Aug 02,  · When i turn off wifi download starts immediately over 3G. I did reset my router, my phone to factory settings, several times, i cleared the cache on google play, download manager. I dont know what to do i can browse web, watch videos on youtube, can browse google play, but cant download any app over wifi Help me please. Dec 12,  · The Google Wifi app lets you set up and control your Google Wifi points or OnHub right from your mobile device. It puts you in control of your network -- easily share your Wi-Fi password, see what devices are online, prioritize them for better performance, or pause the Wi-Fi on kids’ devices/5(K). Jan 10,  · Apps won't download on Android is a vital issue that transfers the device into a dead one, however, read here the fixes and get rid of the issue soon. restart your device and then go to Google Play to resume the app download. Check if the problem you were facing has been fixed. changed it to over wifi only AUTO-UPDATE APPS change to Don.




google play apps wont download over wifi


Google play apps wont download over wifi


This one has really stumped me. Have tried several fixes recommended online about clearing cache data for Google Play and uninstalling updates, but they haven't fixed the problem. Google Play works fine when connecting the phones to cellular data, or even to another WiFI network, google play apps wont download over wifi.


I've never messed with the router, but if anyone can suggest router settings that address this problem, I'd appreciate it.


Go to Solution. Play sees that many apps need updating, but it gets similarly stuck when it tries to update one. Connect a phone to cellular data or another Wifi network, and it works fine. Google likes to use the QUIC protocol which they develop for a lot of file transfers on supported devices. Fallback to TCP may or may not occur. Everything works except i cannot download apps or update them in google play.


They sit on "downloading" for a couple minutes then timeout and give the error I have looked at google support forums all day and have tried multiple things that have worked for other people:. Verizon mobile was so stumped, they are replacing my phone because thats the last option in their tech support guides. But I honestly think its the router, because thats when it started Read the process from this link submitted by menchyk and wait 5 minutes before restarting the router as noted in the next post by ndrake.


I have had this issue since April and tried all the steps you listed. This post fixed the problem, not only with apps, but with google play movies too!! This link has the real solution.


The issue seems too be that someone is blocking certain ip blocks. You need too get the router to get a be up not on the same block as the one where the issue it's occurring. By removing the power to the router you can get the effect of getting a new ip but the better way is to issue the release command through the router. Need to insure you get a new up not in the same block though. Turn on suggestions.


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Reply 0 Kudos. Platinum Contributor III. Posts: 7, Message 2 of I have had a number of Android devices and Fios routers over the years with no issues. Can you download new apps? If you go in to Play and select my apps, do you see which apps need updates?


What happens when you select update? If a forum member gives an answer you like, give them the Kudos they deserve. If a member gives you the answer to your question, mark the answer as Accepted Solution so others can see the solution to the problem. Message 3 of Yea, it's definitely a mystery, but it does appear to be a problem others have had.


None of those ideas did the trick however. Message 4 of Are you using FIOS router? Have you tried power resting it? Do you have any other Internet issues? I had an S6 and never had an issue now have S8. Message 5 google play apps wont download over wifi Does YouTube or Google Drive work correctly? Message 6 of Youtube: Works fine. Google Drive: Works fine. Posts: 1. Message 7 of Posts: 2. Message 8 of Message 9 of Helped me too.


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Jan 10,  · Apps won't download on Android is a vital issue that transfers the device into a dead one, however, read here the fixes and get rid of the issue soon. restart your device and then go to Google Play to resume the app download. Check if the problem you were facing has been fixed. changed it to over wifi only AUTO-UPDATE APPS change to Don. I can no longer download/update apps on the Playstore without wifi, I used to be able to until I accidentally checked to always download over wifi only. Here are the things I tried to fix it. I've already changed: Play Store > Settings > Auto-update apps to Auto-update apps at . Dec 12,  · The Google Wifi app lets you set up and control your Google Wifi points or OnHub right from your mobile device. It puts you in control of your network -- easily share your Wi-Fi password, see what devices are online, prioritize them for better performance, or pause the Wi-Fi on kids’ devices/5(K).






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