Have you ever got “connection timed out retry ” error message in your google play store while your internet connection is working fine.It sucks a lot.If you are using Older version (before lolipop)of android,then you must have faced this problem in play store.But the new version of androids like Lollipop and Marshmallow have Fixed This Problem.
So in this Article, I will show you How you Can Fix this Problem Of play store.After Doing Lot Of research On the internet, below are the solutions which helped many to Fix from this error.
To wipe the cache partition, follow these steps:
Go to settings -> storage -> applications
Then go from app to app clicking the "Move To SD Card" button. Not all apps allow this, but many do.
Note:Factory reset will erase your all data from your Phone so make a backup of your Contacts and your important files. I hope that your Problem is solved Feel free to comment down below
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So in this Article, I will show you How you Can Fix this Problem Of play store.After Doing Lot Of research On the internet, below are the solutions which helped many to Fix from this error.
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| How To Fix Play Store “Connection Timed Out” Retry Error Message |
1.) Check Your Date and Time
Be sure that your Phone's date and time is correct.This can also be a reason for this error.
- Navigate To Settings and then go to Date & Time.
- Turn on option automatic date and time .
If still Your problem is not solved,Try another Method...
2.) Try Wipe cache partition
If your phone is not working correctly, you may need to clear the cache partition.
To wipe the cache partition, follow these steps:
- Turn off your device.
- Now Press and hold the following buttons at the same time:
- Volume Up key + Power key
- After this Android System Recovery screen appears.
- Now Press the Volume Down key to highlight 'wipe cache partition and then Press the Power key to select and wipe the cache.
- Now Press the Power key to restart the device.
3.)Clear Cache of Google Play Store:
This step works for many users. Just follow the simple steps below:
1. First, Go to settings.
2.Now Open “Apps” and then go to All Apps
3. Now search for Google Play Store and open it.
4. Now press Clear Data button.Done
2.Now Open “Apps” and then go to All Apps
3. Now search for Google Play Store and open it.
4. Now press Clear Data button.Done
4.)Remove & add Google Accounts
Follow these simple steps:
- Go settings > Accounts>all
- Now you will see all accounts,select Google and remove your google account.
- Now again add your google account and login.
5.)Move APPS TO SDCARD.
You are getting this error because Android does not automatically move apps to the SD card, it means that you have to do manually to move apps to sd card.
Follow Below Steps To Do:
Follow Below Steps To Do:
Go to settings -> storage -> applications
Then go from app to app clicking the "Move To SD Card" button. Not all apps allow this, but many do.
6.)FACTORY RESET
Just follow below steps: Go to Settings > Backup & Reset. Now Select factory data reset.Note:Factory reset will erase your all data from your Phone so make a backup of your Contacts and your important files. I hope that your Problem is solved Feel free to comment down below
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Thanks a lot, you really made my day,I've been worrying myself for too long until I bumped to this, and I am out of this problem. Keep it up.
ReplyDeleteThis is all good except that I don't see the "All" when I go Settings/Applications and I don't see the play store app as well.
ReplyDeleteI am using a Galaxy J5 with Android 6.0.1
Can anyone help please?
I am using Galaxy J5 and I have been trying so hard to get rid off this error but I can't. Even doing a factory reset didn't help. tried every thing stated in this article.
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