OK so I have a SUPER weird issue, I haven't found it anywhere on the web. A google search for my issue brought up maybe 2 people who have had this issue. So here goes. Running a Nexus 4 on stock AOSP, stock recovery, but rooted. I haven't had any issues until last night and I haven't installed anything since then, just updated Facebook I think. Whenever I'm on wifi my phone won't connect to any site except for Google services. I can google search and they will come up fine but when I click a search result it will not load the page if it isn't a google page. The only way to get back online is to turn off Wifi. WHen I disable wifi I get this weird toast message that says "Ending Session". Then everything works fine! Any ideas? I hate factory resetting especially since I have no SD card, so I wanted to ask here first. Thanks!
Sounds like you have an app that is building a VPN or acting as a proxy connection... This is an app issue and should not be coming from the operating system, this would also explain why you can't access everything. What app is doing this is the difficult one to figure out... :/
FIXED!
Figured it out. I don't know what it was but it was one of the xposed modules that I had installed. I removed xposed framework and it started working fine.
I'm having issues with the Play Store and some non-Google sites. I'm constantly noticing that Play Store gets stuck in "Downloading" when trying to update apps or install new ones and never actually starts until I completely restart the phone. Chrome also gets stuck loading pages that are non-Google sites, and I can't seem to download anything as they all get queued.
I tried clearing cache + data on play store, play services, download manager and even a factory reset. Everything works when I reboot, but after some hours it get "stuck" again, every day. Happens on wifi and 3G; no idea what's causing it.
I'm running stock Nov build with root (not systemless). Same exact apps and config on my N5 and no issues there.
Have you tried to download without root?
jjc5891 said:
I'm having issues with the Play Store and some non-Google sites. I'm constantly noticing that Play Store gets stuck in "Downloading" when trying to update apps or install new ones and never actually starts until I completely restart the phone. Chrome also gets stuck loading pages that are non-Google sites, and I can't seem to download anything as they all get queued.
I tried clearing cache + data on play store, play services, download manager and even a factory reset. Everything works when I reboot, but after some hours it get "stuck" again, every day. Happens on wifi and 3G; no idea what's causing it.
I'm running stock Nov build with root (not systemless). Same exact apps and config on my N5 and no issues there.
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Sometimes if an application needs permission it will block downloads.
The way to fix it is go into the Playstore and stop the current downloads then "update all".
You will probably get a permission notification.
jjc5891 said:
I'm having issues with the Play Store and some non-Google sites. I'm constantly noticing that Play Store gets stuck in "Downloading" when trying to update apps or install new ones and never actually starts until I completely restart the phone. Chrome also gets stuck loading pages that are non-Google sites, and I can't seem to download anything as they all get queued.
I tried clearing cache + data on play store, play services, download manager and even a factory reset. Everything works when I reboot, but after some hours it get "stuck" again, every day. Happens on wifi and 3G; no idea what's causing it.
I'm running stock Nov build with root (not systemless). Same exact apps and config on my N5 and no issues there.
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I'm assuming you have greenify force doze mode on? That did it to me and had to reboot often to fix it, so I finally stopped using it for now. Try disabling that then reboot and see if it happens again.
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Sometimes if an application needs permission it will block downloads.
The way to fix it is go into the Playstore and stop the current downloads then "update all".
You will probably get a permission notification.
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Tried that more times than I can count, does nothing.
frigidazzi said:
I'm assuming you have greenify force doze mode on? That did it to me and had to reboot often to fix it, so I finally stopped using it for now. Try disabling that then reboot and see if it happens again.
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I do have that enabled actually. I'll try it out w/o the aggressive doze setting and see how it works.
jjc5891 said:
I do have that enabled actually. I'll try it out w/o the aggressive doze setting and see how it works.
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Had aggressive doze turned off and downloads just got stuck again so that's not it. I'm uninstalling Greenify completely and see if that does anything.
For me it was a combo of aggressive doze force and ad block. If i disabled one of them then rebooted it seemed to work fine. Both at the same time then it would happen often. I'm not sure, but maybe there's something else triggering it for you.
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I'm having issues with the Play Store and some non-Google sites. I'm constantly noticing that Play Store gets stuck in "Downloading" when trying to update apps or install new ones and never actually starts until I completely restart the phone. Chrome also gets stuck loading pages that are non-Google sites, and I can't seem to download anything as they all get queued.
I tried clearing cache + data on play store, play services, download manager and even a factory reset. Everything works when I reboot, but after some hours it get "stuck" again, every day. Happens on wifi and 3G; no idea what's causing it.
I'm running stock Nov build with root (not systemless). Same exact apps and config on my N5 and no issues there.
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I had this problem at one point. I can't remember which ROM I was on, but it appeared to be related, so I did a full wipe, flashed an updated ROM, and the problem went away.
jjc5891 said:
I'm having issues with the Play Store and some non-Google sites. I'm constantly noticing that Play Store gets stuck in "Downloading" when trying to update apps or install new ones and never actually starts until I completely restart the phone. Chrome also gets stuck loading pages that are non-Google sites, and I can't seem to download anything as they all get queued.
I tried clearing cache + data on play store, play services, download manager and even a factory reset. Everything works when I reboot, but after some hours it get "stuck" again, every day. Happens on wifi and 3G; no idea what's causing it.
I'm running stock Nov build with root (not systemless). Same exact apps and config on my N5 and no issues there.
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Did you try uninstalling the update on Google Play store?
I think it was Greenify that was causing it. I uninstalled the beta version and installed the current play store version and it hasn't happened all day; logcat also looks like it has significantly less errors as well. I think something is funky with the beta version on Marshmallow.
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For me it was a combo of aggressive doze force and ad block. If i disabled one of them then rebooted it seemed to work fine. Both at the same time then it would happen often. I'm not sure, but maybe there's something else triggering it for you.
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I have been looking for a solution to this issue for so long, going so far as to factory reset my phone. Then, when I saw your comment, I realized my adblocker could be issue. Turned that off, and voila! You are my hero right now.
help me to download from goole play,it does not allow me(P10)
Not really sure what's going on here the Facebook for example was working fine and now it crashes upon opening I've tried uninstalling and reinstalling that seems to fix the issue for a few and then the crash resumes. I've cleared data and Cache again it helps for a bit and the crash resumes anyone experiencing something similar?
Are you rooted or unrooted? Some times root likes to play with our hearts some times when it comes to apps. And some times even if unrooted as well. See if you can go back to the previous version by searching on Google for the apk. Just to see if it isn't just an update that just occurred on the app. It happened from time to time.
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Hello,
something weird is happening here. It has been a few days that every time I run the play store, it immediately crashes. I tried every solution I have found online to fix the play store, but had no luck. In particular, if I delete data, cache and updates, sometimes I can get it to work, but only for few minutes.
What is really weird is that also WhatsApp started to crash about the same day, but only when I open certain specific chats (i.e., I can access the app and chat with some people but not others). They may be unrelated, but it looks funny.
Everything else works perfectly as usual. I'm running stock oreo, rooted, with adaway and substratum. Tried to disable both as they may interfere, but the problem persists. Any idea?
EDIT: disabling the whole substratum theme seems to solve the problem. Only disabling the overlay of the single apps as usual is not enough.
EDIT2: after clearing all the overlays and having rebuilt them, everything works. I guess just updating every time can mess up something. Better clean everything and rebuild every now and then.
I have the EXACT same symptoms. I had restored/reset everything for the last two weeks. Initially it worked until the reset. While WhatsApp & Play Store appear fine, Substratum will no longer connect to Andromeda. I've uninstall/reinstall, rebooted, latest APK for Substratum but nothing works - Substratum will no longer start. Always the same - 'verification has failed; force close sub or reinstall addon'. Tried everything I could google and nothing works.
No pirated apps, in US (no vpn), debugging ticked (andromeda), USB debugging enabled (S8), ADB enabled, Andromeda.bat enabled, android driver current.
Any new ideas?
Hi, I have a Galaxy S10+ on Verizon in the USA.
Having a few major problems that I just can't figure out:
1. When I try to download apps from the Play store, the download gets to 99 or 100% but never completes the installation. The fix is to go into settings/apps/show system apps/download manager and "force stop." Then the installation will complete.
2. Some apps don't work correctly. For example the CBS Radio News app starts streaming audio, then stops a few seconds later. And the ParKing app sometimes records my location upon disconnection from my car's bluetooth, and sometimes it doesn't.
3. Notifications from all apps are totally unreliable. Sometimes they'll come right away. Sometimes not for hours, and sometimes all at once. And sometimes when tapping on a notification it will bring you into the app. while sometimes it will do nothing.
WHAT I TRIED:
Tried rebooting, clearing data and cache on problem apps.
Cleared data and cache on "Google", Google Play Store and google play services.
Cleared phone's cache partition.
Uninstalled and reinstalled broken apps.
I THOUGHT I FOUND THE SOLUTION:
All these problems went away a month or so ago when I logged out of my google account on the phone. Iogged back in and it all worked great! I thought the problem was solved, but now it's all happening again. Logged of the the google account and back in, but it's still broken this time.
AND:
I had similar problems with my Galaxy S7, and thought the new phone would fix these problems! Is it possible there's something wrong with my google account? How could I have the same problems on both phones?
I haven't yet tried a factory reboot on the S10+, but I did do it on the S7, and after working for a while, the problems came back.
Additional info:
Mobile data and wifi have strong signals.
No custom ROMs, not rooted or anything, just stock the way it came. Only downloaded apps from Play Store. Nothing sideloaded.
All battery optimization is turned off. Power mode set to "high performance."
I've looked everywhere for a solution and have come here to the ultimate experts. You're my last hope!
Thanks in advance for any help you can provide.