There is an option to reset app preferences Hidden deep inside app settings. It will reset app preferences and settings of all apps, default or third-party installed, so you will have to set it all up all over again. My colleague has covered resetting app preferences in detail. When you select Reset app preference option above, you will get a popup menu telling what is going to happen.
Tap on Reset apps to initiate the change. Most smartphones will set the correct date and time using your carrier and geo-location automatically. No sweat. But sometimes, it may not be the case. Conflicting time. Also, check that the time zone is correct while you are at it. If you think the timing is correct, maybe you should try and change it briefly to something else.
Not all smartphones support external SD card, especially premium smartphones but if yours does, and you are using an SD card, you should remove it. SD cards can get corrupted, hit with virus or malware, or may need formatting.
If any of the above is true, it is possible that the SD card is not allowing the Play Store to download apps. As most of you already know, you can install apps and save data in SD cards too. If everything fails, it may be possible that something is wrong with your Google account.
Maybe a setting or permission is coming in the way. To make sure that this is not reason, log out of your primary Google account and try downloading the app using a different Google account. If the download works, you will have to check your Google account settings and permissions. Tap on Google here. When you tap on More at the bottom of the screen, you will see an option to Remove account. You can then add a new Google account and check how things go. Auto-load comments: Off On.
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These cookies will be stored in your browser only with your consent. You also have the option to opt-out of these cookies. Sometimes it might be possible there is another download in progress or the storage of your phone is full. However I've seen this issue sometimes with Google play store. So I recommend to do the following:. Restart your phone one you have clear the data and the cache. The cache is in the same place the screenshot shows, you just need to scroll down.
Confirm on the next screen by tapping on the Reset button could be Reset apps. That's it. Hopefully, the tips shared above helps you fix the download pending message on Play Store. Or you can take a backup of unwanted photos and videos on your PC and delete them from your phone, etc. After doing this, try again to download the app or game from Play Store and see if this fixes the issue. If there is another download or update in progress, then you may come across the Google Play Store download pending error.
Once that is done, try to re-download the app or game you were facing an issue with and check if this fixes the issue or not. Many people make use of VPN software to access region-locked content. Often, VPN can cause Play Store download pending problems due to server issues, or a bug within the app.
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