This has been confirmed to fix Google Play on 5th and 6th gen Fire tablets after the 5.3.1.1 and 5.3.2 updates, but if for some reason it doesn’t work for you then you can try installing the additional newer versions of Google’s apps from this thread at the XDA forums. > Clear Storage', and this worked Clearing cache wasn't enough, I had to clear both cache/storage.
#AMAZON FIRE HD 8 NOT DOWNLOADING APPS INSTALL#
Install Google Services Framework 5.1-1743759. Restarting the device didn't work, and there's no way to reinstall the Appstore, so instead I tried clearing its cache/storage under 'Settings > Apps & Notifications > Appstore > Storage > Clear Cache' and '. Step 2: Power it back on: Wait until the device has completely turned off, then press the power button to. It doesnt matter if this is your first Android-compatible device or if. Step 1: Hard Reset: Press and hold the power button for 20 seconds and then release. Install Google Account Manager 5.1-1743759. Whether or not youve installed the Play Store, its time to download some apps. If you are new to this and haven’t installed the Play Store app on your Fire tablet before then you need to install all 4 apps from this list at the XDA forums. It turns out you only need to install 2 of the apps instead of all 4 if you followed this Fire tablet Google Play install guide, or any similar tutorial where you simply sideloaded the Google Play store and accompanying apps. The last way you can clear up storage on your Fire tablet, short of a factory reset, is to go through all installed applications to see which are hogging up space. Some folks at XDA mentioned installing the newer versions of Google’s apps and that got things back up and rolling again in just a couple of minutes.
#AMAZON FIRE HD 8 NOT DOWNLOADING APPS UPDATE#
At first it seemed to be okay but then apps wouldn’t update or load properly. Select the ABCmouse icon in the search results. Tap inside the search icon in the app store. Select Store, which is located in the top right corner. The Google Play store and some other apps downloaded from the Play store stopped working after the Alexa update on my $49 Fire tablet. To download the ABCmouse app on an Amazon Kindle Fire or Fire tablet, please follow the steps below: Select Apps from the Home screen. Can my Amazon Fire HD 8 tablet support Google Play Store Q2. That includes the entry-level $49 Fire tablet, the Fire HD 10 and both Fire HD 8 models. Make sure that your SD card is not in the tablet while installing the Play Store app.
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