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12-10-2024 10:25 AM (Last edited 12-10-2024 12:11 PM ) in
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12-10-2024 11:17 AM (Last edited 12-10-2024 11:19 AM ) in
OthersGiven that you've already tried restarting your phone and clearing the Play Store cache, here are some additional steps to help resolve the issue:
*Additional Troubleshooting Steps*
1. *Clear Play Store Data*
1. Go to *Settings* > *Apps* > *Play Store*.
2. Tap *Storage* > *Clear data*.
2. *Check Storage Space*
Ensure your device has sufficient storage space to update apps. Check your device's storage by going to *Settings* > *Storage*.
3. *Disable VPN or Proxy*
If you're using a VPN or proxy, try disabling it and then attempt to update the apps.
4. *Check App Permissions*
Ensure that the Play Store has the necessary permissions to update apps. Go to *Settings* > *Apps* > *Play Store* > *Permissions*.
5. *Reinstall Play Store Updates*
1. Go to *Settings* > *Apps* > *Play Store*.
2. Tap *Three-dot menu* > *Uninstall updates*.
3. Wait for the updates to be uninstalled, then restart your device.
6. *Check for System Updates*
Ensure your device is running the latest software. Go to *Settings* > *Software update* > *Download and install*.
7. *Reset Google Play Services*
1. Go to *Settings* > *Apps* > *Google Play Services*.
2. Tap *Force stop*, then *Clear cache* and *Clear data*.
If none of these steps resolve the issue, consider:
*Advanced Troubleshooting*
1. *Clear Google Play Services Data*
1. Go to *Settings* > *Apps* > *Google Play Services*.
2. Tap *Storage* > *Clear data*.
3. Disable auto blocker.
2. *Perform a Factory Reset*
If all else fails, consider performing a factory reset. Back up your important data and settings before proceeding.
If you're still experiencing issues after trying these steps, it's possible that there's a more complex problem with your device or the Play Store. In this case, consider:
*Seeking Further Assistance*
1. *Contact Google Play Support*
Reach out to Google Play Support for further assistance.
2. *Visit a Samsung Authorized Service Center*
Take your device to a Samsung authorized service center for professional diagnosis and repair.
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