Then, all you have to do now is to head over to the page of the application that you want to download and install it. A slow network connection affects all of your downloads and updates. If your connections seem to be slow but working, try restarting your router or contacting your ISP for help.
You can also download apps using your data in the meantime to check if your network is the problem. Open Google Play. Also, if you have any active VPN connection, close them and try downloading apps again. Remember, deleting the app data removes your account from the app and all the settings you made within it. Ensure that the Google Play app is closed. Go to your device settings app and proceed to the app list. Search for the Google Play store app and tap on it.
On the app information page, tap Storage. Tap Clear Cache. You can tap Clear Data as well. Now, restart your device, open Google Play, and try downloading an app. Go to Settings and tap Apps. Open Google Play and try to download the app again. As such, make sure that you get rid of them to make way for new ones.
Also, a malfunctioning SD card can sometimes cause problems while downloading new apps. If it downloads as usual to your internal storage, consider changing the card. If you have a VPN, you should disable it before trying to download the app again. For example, this can happen if a new VPN update has glitches. Try it out, and if the error disappears, try to reinstall the VPN.
If you trust the site or app, disable the feature, if applicable, and try again. Tech Crazee. Kumar Swamy founder of Tech Crazee and I have more than 8 years of experience in digital marketing. I have gained knowledge of different strategies in digital marketing to boost website traffic and reputation.
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To counter that, open the Play Store, tap on the menu icon, and select My apps and games. You can then download the app you want first before resuming with the update. It may happen even in this day and age. Your Wi-Fi is not working as intended or is terribly slow due to some error.
See if toggling the Wi-Fi button helps you download the app using your mobile data plan. On a horrible day, it may also happen that your mobile data plan is not working or is too slow to download apps. In that case, connect to a different Wi-Fi network or ask your friend to start his mobile hotspot. I would also suggest you toggle the data plan off and back on once to see if it fixes the error. People who are concerned about their privacy may be using a VPN.
Some people also use a VPN that unlocks access to the region-restricted sites. I mainly use it to increase my Internet speed, marginally, and block ads. A recent update might have broken something. In that case, it is a good idea to try and disable your VPN connection. See if that fixes the Play Store download pending error or not. Play Store might be misbehaving due to some leftover data or cache memory. To clear old data and cache, go to Settings and open Apps, and find Google Play store.
Once inside, I would recommend you to first Force stop the app and then tap on Clear data to Clear all data this will delete data and cache.
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