Hi guys
I have a big problem when try to download some app from Google Play using my WiFi, always I have a notification (pack file is invalid), o delete all cache, uninstall Google play update and still I can't download nothing using my WiFi, this situation got me crazy, somebody know some fix for this?.. I have a Nexus 4 Stock without root.
Also had this when i was on vacation.. I think the router settings has something to do with this
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poyskie said:
Also had this when i was on vacation.. I think the router settings has something to do with this
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This got me crazy
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I tried to look for this problem, but couldn't find anything relevant...
finally got my unlocked nexus 4 in the mail today!
was super excited, cut my existing t-mobile sim card (I'm on a contract with them) and was able to connect to their network.
the problem is that no matter what network i am on (wifi, 4g, 2g) i cannot download any apps from the play store. I click on 'install', it brings up the permissions window, i click on 'accept and download' and it tells me "[app_name] could not be downloaded due to an error. (Error retrieving information from server. [RPC:S-5:AEC-0]."
Also can't update any apps...
I am extremely confused.. has anyone encountered this problem?
Remove your Google account and re-add it
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iAndropple said:
Remove your Google account and re-add it
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from the phone or the plus store?..
The phone itself from settings
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iAndropple said:
The phone itself from settings
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woohoo!! thanks! =)
Mind pressing that "Thanks" button? and no problem buddy.
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@iAndropple Thanks,
Hi everyone
Noticed my Google plus app updates posts only when I'm on WiFi, not when I'm using my data connection. What could be the problem? I'm on the 4.2.1 ota but the problem was there before too.
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raze599 said:
Hi everyone
Noticed my Google plus app updates posts only when I'm on WiFi, not when I'm using my data connection. What could be the problem? I'm on the 4.2.1 ota but the problem was there before too.
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I think there is a setting when you setup G+. Don't know if you can change it. Try resting the app through apps in the phones settings and set it up again.
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I keep getting this error when trying to install latest Facebook. I have 1.8gigs free
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Boot into recovery, and wipe cache and dalvik cache.
Didn't work
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Does it still do it when you try to install something else?
You could be like me and not have Facebook anymore
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It is your nexus saying screw Facebook...if I was a nexus 4 I wouldn't want Facebook on me either.
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I am with djwyman. Don't install FB app on your phone please. It is a piece of ****e software. Instead use your browser, chrome or Firefox. Works rather well.
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djwyman said:
It is your nexus saying screw Facebook...if I was a nexus 4 I wouldn't want Facebook on me either.
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jamesc760 said:
I am with djwyman. Don't install FB app on your phone please. It is a piece of ****e software. Instead use your browser, chrome or Firefox. Works rather well.
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Both of you, GET OUT. You are not helping at all.
mgorman said:
I keep getting this error when trying to install latest Facebook. I have 1.8gigs free
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OP, I do not know the source of that error, but from the screenshot it looks like you are using a custom rom. Try deleting some cwm backups. If that fails, do a factory reset and start over.
With stock ROM rooted the WiFi will just cut off but the icon will say it has full connection. Will this be solved if I changed the ROM? It only cuts off for the browser.
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Mubz_C said:
With stock ROM rooted the WiFi will just cut off but the icon will say it has full connection. Will this be solved if I changed the ROM? It only cuts off for the browser.
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Maybe you would want to check the wifi sleep policy again.
See if it is getting off with screen lock.
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Maybe you would want to check the wifi sleep policy again.
See if it is getting off with screen lock.
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I checked the sleep policy and set it to never switch off. However can someone tell me where are the WiFi drivers. BTW I am using stock kernel
If I flash evo x ROM will that fix my problem ?
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Mubz_C said:
I checked the sleep policy and set it to never switch off. However can someone tell me where are the WiFi drivers. BTW I am using stock kernel
If I flash evo x ROM will that fix my problem ?
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depends,
the scope of the issue is wide,
better just get the wifi drivers,
search in the development section for the drivers
OK thanks
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Thanks for all the help. I managed to fix it by doing a full wipe.
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I was just downloading a game and right after it finished downloading it showed package file invalid..any opinions?
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poyskie said:
I was just downloading a game and right after it finished downloading it showed package file invalid..any opinions?
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The download was corrupt. Just re-download it (on WiFi if possible).
I was using wifi..i tried downloading other apps like minimalistic text and android assistant and they were fine..i noticed this invalid package was only when i download games
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Bump..i googled this problem and tried clearing data and cache on the playstore and even uninstalling updates but no luck yet.. Anyone?
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poyskie said:
Bump..i googled this problem and tried clearing data and cache on the playstore and even uninstalling updates but no luck yet.. Anyone?
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You could try clearing download manager data as well.
Bump..no luck with clearing download manager data
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How large are the games? I had the issue with an update to "Angry Birds Space Premium" which is 46.07 MB, so I moved closer to the WiFi AP and retried again, which worked. You could also try disabling "Wi-Fi optimization" in "Advanced Wi-Fi" settings.
Kinda like that apps that are 40mb up..will try and report back
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Still didn't work...bump anyone with suggestions?
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Bump..anyone?
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Are you trying to update an existing app?
Log into your Playstore account on a PC and make sure your N4 is set as active and then try and push the install from the PC.
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fernandezhjr said:
Log into your Playstore account on a PC and make sure your N4 is set as active and then try and push the install from the PC.
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I cant right now..no pc im my currently location
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