Getting this error when trying to run an apk app that I did not get from the market. How do I remove this system block? Running rooted stock 3.1 (8.4.4.5).
Thanks.
Enable Applications ---> Unknown sources
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I accidentally managed to uninstall the android download manager using the Clean Master roots access to remove some pre-installed apps.
Found myself this download manager was actually useful to the Play Store app as it doesn't download apps anymore.
Can anyone post an apk to the said stock download manager. I'm running the latest stock 4.4.2. Build nr. KOT49H.
A Nexus 7 tablet having android 4.4.2, does not have the default Google Play(neither older Android market) app installed.How is that possible?
I tried downloading *.apk file from here and even here But did not work. When I tried executing the apk file, it did install the playstore app it said, but after that when tried to run the app, it just did not start or work as expected.
For other *.apk files for Google store app that i downloaded, it gave errors saying Error saying - "There was a problem parsing the package". It just did not work for many Google store apk's different versions i tried downloading and installing/running?
I tried installing these below apk files for installing the Google playstore:
com.google.android.gms-4.4.48+(1150368-038).apk - Gave error parsing package.
com.android.vending-4.4.22.apk - Did no work after install, hanged and stopped responding
com.android.vending-4.6.16.apk - Installed the app, but after install, did not run as expected
com.android.vending-4.8.22.apk - Installed the app, but after install, did not run as expected
How can one install Google play store on this Nexus 7?
Would there be any correct/compatible *.apk for Google play store available which would work?
As found in some searching online, I tried checking in settings and elsewhere to see if any default apps disabled setting is checked but could not find any such thing?
Are you using a custom rom or stock?
In the first case, you have to flash gapps in recovery, in the second they should ship with the OTA update.
I was trying to install older version of Game Launcher on my S8 as I noticed new version just add ad banner on the interface which I hate. I used Titanium Backup to manually uninstall Game Launcher and when I try to install older version APK I got this message "package conflicts with an existing package by the same name". Normally this messaage showed up when there is newer version of the app already installed on the device so it seen even after I uninstall latest version of the app. Anyone know is there to get around this issue without having to flash older stock rom?
henban89 said:
I was trying to install older version of Game Launcher on my S8 as I noticed new version just add ad banner on the interface which I hate. I used Titanium Backup to manually uninstall Game Launcher and when I try to install older version APK I got this message "package conflicts with an existing package by the same name". Normally this messaage showed up when there is newer version of the app already installed on the device so it seen even after I uninstall latest version of the app. Anyone know is there to get around this issue without having to flash older stock rom?
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use a root explorer and remove the file folder as well in system
HoosierDaddy said:
use a root explorer and remove the file folder as well in system
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I did that which there is not folder for Game Launcher.
Hey everyone, I just purchased tbe new released Nvidia shield and when I try to add an APK like downloader it says the system is not ready for it does anyone have any clues what's going on and how to add an APK? I was able to download Puffin but even using that apks will not install in the system.. Any help would be greatly appreciated
Did you enable allow apps from unknown sources in the Nvidia settings? By default you can only install apps from the Google Play Store or Nvidia's Game Store. Nvidia's permissions work similarly to an Android phone--you can't download an apk with Chrome and install it until you grant Chrome the permission to install apps from unknown sources. I think Nvidia has a toggle for allowing unknown sources in the security settings.
Try "Send Files to TV" apk from playstore. Install on both phone and shield and send apk from phone to shield and then install using any file explorer. Pretty easy
rajan2002 said:
Try "Send Files to TV" apk from playstore. Install on both phone and shield and send apk from phone to shield and then install using any file explorer. Pretty easy
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Shame they don't make something like App2fire whereby installed apps on the device phone would copy to shield tv
Hi!
I have a iiyama te6503mis-b1ag and was playing around with it. It has android so you can install apps, but you either have to download an apk from the browser and install it from the finder or install it from a USB stick using the finder.
I tried using Aptoide but when I try to install an APK it says "unknown apps can't be installed by this user" although both the system and the app itself have permission to install unknown apps. It has this issue too for installing APKs from within other apps. I can just install APKs from within the build in finder.
I also tried installing both play services and play store, but when I open the play store it immediately crashes.
Does anyone know how I can get either Aptoide or the play store working?
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Hi!
I have a iiyama te6503mis-b1ag and was playing around with it. It has android so you can install apps, but you either have to download an apk from the browser and install it from the finder or install it from a USB stick using the finder.
I tried using Aptoide but when I try to install an APK it says "unknown apps can't be installed by this user" although both the system and the app itself have permission to install unknown apps. It has this issue too for installing APKs from within other apps. I can just install APKs from within the build in finder.
I also tried installing both play services and play store, but when I open the play store it immediately crashes.
Does anyone know how I can get either Aptoide or the play store working?
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Enable install from unknown sources in settings security section
marlen07 said:
Enable install from unknown sources in settings security section
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No that doesn't work. As I said: both the system and the app itself have permission to install unknown apps.
Toom_Raider said:
No that doesn't work. As I said: both the system and the app itself have permission to install unknown apps.
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Download kingo root https://root-apk.kingoapp.com/kingoroot-download.htm
install it, open it connect wired/wireless mouse, press get root, wait for it to get root, if it is stuck at 90%, press back and an error will appear, ignore it, close the app, delete kingo root from settings app section. turn off and turn on again, then you will have root, then try to install any app form aptoide, it will say root is detected, would you like to use root to install apps? click yes and wait for the app be installed.
I had the same problem, i bought an iiyama 55" touchscreen with iiware 9.0
The solution is very simple and works:
- Activate developer mode in the settings (tap on build number several times)
- Enable USB debugging
- Download and unpack adb platform-tools
- Move desired .apks to platform-tools folder
- Connect to adb via WiFi or LAN connection
Example: adb connect 192.168.1.1
Install the app using the following command:
adb install kodi.apk
Best regards de3ph4xx0r