Apps take forever to download

 · · Taking Forever to download Apps from the Market with the TB! Discussion in 'Android Devices' started by sean76, Apr 7, If I click on it while its downloading it just says download paused? Honestly all my Android phones were really fast with taking stuff from the market. This has been taking up to 10/15 minutes for one app. Getting fed up!  · 1) Stop current / pending downloads in Google Play Store 2) Disable Google App 3) Clear cache / data for Google Play Store 4) Restart device (for .  · Apps taking forever to download after restore Click Here to Download download a new app from the store it will work. If I load up purchased apps and "stop" the download of one that was part of the restore and trigger the download again it works, but it loses all the backup data and pulls it out of my app groups. Defeats.

It's normal for apps to take a few moments to start the download process and do the update. But if it's been more than 15 minutes or so and your app icon is still grayed out with the word "waiting" underneath, it's time to do some investigating. In this case, there is a very simple solution: 1. Simply sign out of your account, wait a few seconds, sign back into the App Store application. 2. Then try to download the app again. Open App Store and click on Store in the menu bar at the top of the screen. 3. 5. Check App Download Preference. Play Store comes with a native setting that lets you select the type of network to download your apps. You can either choose Wi-Fi only, any network, or ask every.

Every so often the installation of Android apps slow to a terrible crawl. When this occurs, things get very frustrating very fast. No matter how many times you reboot your device, nothing changes. 1) Stop current / pending downloads in Google Play Store 2) Disable Google App 3) Clear cache / data for Google Play Store 4) Restart device (for good measure) 5) Resume updating apps (once they. There are several reasons why downloading an application takes time. Some third-party firewall programs can be one of them, or it could be a third-party antivirus program that's hindering you from installing the apps.