Google Play Store (process com.android.vending) application has stopped unexpectedly

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Google Play Store (process com.android.vending) application has stopped unexpectedly

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commented Jun 16, 2015 by anonymous

asked Aug 17, 2015 in Android by anonymous

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process com.android.vending has stopped unexpectedly please try again

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anonymous · Answer 1 · 2015-03-24T10:33:02+0000

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anonymous · Answer 2 · 2015-03-24T10:41:03+0000

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anonymous · Answer 3 · 2015-05-25T17:06:46+0000

You possess an Android phone such as the Samsung Galaxy S3? You want you an app from the Google Play store download, but when you open the Android Market you gain the following error message: "The application Market (process com.android.vending) terminated unexpectedly, please try again.." ? If so, then we want you with this article will help to solve this problem.

For this you have to proceed as follows:

From the home screen of your Samsung Galaxy S3 to Menu -> Settings -> Applications -> tab "All".

Will search for the app "Google Play Store" and click once on it to retrieve the appropriate information App. Here you will find three buttons you have to press in the following order:

Force Stop
Delete data
Empty the cache
Uninstall updates

Now the Google Play Store is restored to your Samsung Galaxy S3 to the original state, ie at the time when her get the smartphone, or the last firmware update have been playing. When you see the Google Play store opens and want to download an app, the error is likely to "Application Market (com.android.vending process) has unexpectedly quit ..." no longer occur.

It may happen if a coarser software error prevails in the system, for example by apps that you must repeat this procedure more often, so that you can download an app from the Google Play Market.

Ultimately, you will remain in the error message persist no choice as your Samsung Galaxy S3 reset to its factory defaults.

osky · Answer 4 · 2015-07-13T17:50:30+0000

how you can deal with the problem, "an unexpected stop of com.android.vending». The solution is quite simple, provided that the user has ROOT-right of the device. First of all, you need to run the Root Explorer, provide root access and find the folder data / data / com.android.vending, but only in order to completely remove it.

Then the second step: you must enter the data / dalvik-cache, enable "Search" and initiate it by the word «Vending». Found Root Explorer file will also be deleted.

The third step is to com.android.vending.apk (Download) by Root Explorer put in a folder system / app (at the top right, you must first be sure to press the «R / W». Then deduct com.android.vending.apk, to select the "authorization".

And here in front of you menu. You are required to put a tick in the right places. The scheme is as follows:

That's all. Root Explorer can be closed, and it is time to reboot the phone.

P.S. For those who are not yet familiar with Root Explorer for OC Android. This is nothing like the file manager, with which you can manage all the data on your tablet or smartphone. It is quite functional and easy to use. Manager allows you to change file attributes, copy and move, to change the configuration files of the operating system pre-installed applications and remove. Manager has a built-Archiver to work with formats Zip and Rar. Its interface is intuitive, friendly and simple, the high degree of job security. If you have a Root-rights to Android-powered device it facilitates user interaction with a smartphone or tablet.

anonymous · Answer 5 · 2015-08-05T17:30:30+0000

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anonymous · Answer 6 · 2016-01-22T07:30:24+0000

method 1

This method deletes all applications related settings (off, notifications, default applications, restrictions, etc.) and must be used knowingly.

Go into Settings
choose Applications
Select the ALL tab
Press the left button until the menu display
Choose Reset Application preferences
exit Setting

Now, if all went well, the problematic message has disappeared and Google Play Store launches normally.

method 2

Go into Settings

choose Applications
Select Manage Applications
Select Google Play Store
Select Force stop
Select Clear data
Select Clear Cache
Select Uninstall updates
Setting exit
Restart Google Play Store. At this stage, it offers resettlement to be accepted.

Now, if all went well, the problematic message has disappeared and Google Play Store launches normally.

anonymous · Answer 7 · 2016-02-13T11:13:28+0000

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osky · Answer 8 · 2016-03-18T04:14:51+0000

The error "The com.android.vending process has stopped unexpectedly. Please try again. "Happens when trying to open the Play Store and gives us a force closes. It can happen following an update from the Play Store that has not been successful, the error occurs when trying to open the Play Store and sometimes the Play Store icon disappears and instead of that appears another with an icon of Android, called com. android.vending. The solution to this problem is easy, just follow the steps I will explain below.

Solution to error com.android.vending

Go to Settings-> Manage applications.
Search the Play Store, if it does not show it, then you look which says com.android.vending.
Select the application and click the "Uninstall updates" button. Wait a few moments and you can open the Play Store.

If it persists

If the problem persists again manage applications and go to the Play Store and select delete data, as I said before the com.android.vending process Play Store if you do not appear.
Restarts mobile.

If you still as indicated above continued with the same fault on the phone, I recommend checking the latest updates and applications that you've installed and which are running in the background, as this may be a cause of the problem, as a last resort that is which many would not want to restore the mobile factory, provided you have trying to solve the problem with everything I have indicated above and saving the important device data in a safe place.

It is also noteworthy that there are some Chinese phones that come with this problem, the downside comes when you install an update from the Play Store Mobile does not support. Any doubt leave it in the comments.

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