Google play downloads app but wint install

 · When accessing My Apps via the website, I am unable to update the game Brutal Age. I get the message "No eligible devices for app install". How do I get the website to recognize my current device so that I can update already installed apps?  · I can't seem to install apps from Google play store. Everytime I try it reaches the. Max percentage off downloading. Then once that's done it says "installing." So I waited about minutes and the app still ain't installing for me. I need help. Reinstall apps or turn apps back on. On your Android phone or tablet, open Google Play Store. On the right, tap the profile icon. Tap Manage apps device Manage. Select the apps you want to install or turn on. If you can't find the app, at the top, tap Installed Not installed. Tap Install or Enable.

Install the Google Play Store last. This download may take a while; do not exit the download or turn off your device. Find the file in your notifications bar. (If it was the last one you downloaded, it should be the first one in the list.) Click the file. Click Next. Click Install. Give Play Store won't open, load or download apps - Google Play Help a read. Or closely pay attention to the following Play Store won't open, load or download apps. Option 2: Uninstall Google updates. Go to Settings Apps Uninstall updates of Google Play Games, Google Play services and Google Play store. Option 3: Reset app preferences. Go to Settings Apps Click the three dots on the upper right corner and choose Reset app preferences Reset apps. Play Store won't load or download apps.

Repeat the steps above, but replace Google Play Store in step 3 with Google Play services. Try to download the app again. Clear the Google Play Store data. If cleaning the cache of the Google Play Store and Google Play Services doesn't resolve the issue, try clearing the Google Play Store data: Open the Settings menu on your device. Interestingly, although apps won't install on either my work or home (secure) wifis, they do seem to install when I'm connected to an open network. Also, when I signed out of my Google account and signed back in I see a message that the Play STore setup is complete, but that 0 out of 3 application failed for installation. If your Android device won’t download or install apps even after all these checks, it might be worth clearing the Store cache. This is temporary storage where the Google Play Store saves all the.