Force shutdown the device. Release the buttons once you see the screen lighting up again. Method 2 to force restart Android device. There is another way you can force restart the phone if the phone is frozen. Press and hold down the power button along with the volume up button until the screen goes off.
The volume and home buttons. Pressing down both volume buttons on your device for a long period can often bring up a boot menu. From there you can choose to restart your device. Your phone may use a combination of holding the volume buttons while also holding the home button, so be sure to try this as well.
It will help you delete the unnecessary app data that causes the crash. To make enough room for the wanted apps, there are two options: delete files from device or move the files to SD card.
No one, including members of my own family, can break this bad habit and trust the operating system will manage their apps in a way that will actually save battery life. If you are someone who force quits apps believing your battery will last longer, then stop what you are doing and read this. So uninstall the update and allow the app to update once again.
Once the updates are re-installed, try to download the apps all over again to check if it is working as expected. Go to the Settings menu of your device.
Restart your device, open Google Play Store and try to download the app again. Doing this is easy. You need to go into your Settings and hit Application manager or Apps. From there, find the Google Play Services app the puzzle piece.
Skip to content. Restart your device. To restart your phone, press and hold the power button for a few seconds. Then, on your screen, tap Restart. Restart the iPad by holding down on the sleep button until the red slider appears and then slide to shut off. To power up hold the sleep button until the Apple logo appears and let go of the button. Tap one waiting icon only if necessary to start the download stream. You can also try deleting the waiting icons - tap and hold down on an icon until it wiggles - the tap the X on the icon to delete it.
Then try to download again. You can try resetting all settings. You will have to enter all of your app preferences and device settings again. If all else fails, download the updates or the apps in iTunes on your computer and then sync the content to your iPad.
Mar 2, PM. Page content loaded. Thanks for replying. I've seen this before and only deleting the app works. Havent tried the "reset all settings" because its too much work to go through for the replacement of a simple "resume" or "restart". Mar 3, PM. Then, double tap the Home button bottom center of the iPhone , to get the current open Apps.
Press and hold on one till they start "shivering" and you get the red "-" sign. Then reset your iPhone press and hold the Home and Sleep Shut Down buttons at the same time, till you get the Apple logo. This will not cause any data loss. Once it boots up again, try opening the App from your normal screen. Mar 4, AM in response to J. Thanks for your tip. But the apps aren't running.
And I can't even make them run because the button is grayed out. I'll post a screen cap. Mar 4, AM. What happens when you double press the Home button? Do you get the App Switcher, the row of icons to recently used Apps along the botton of the display? This is what I recommended you use to "close" the apps. In reality, most of the Apps close when you quit using them, but they seem to hold their previous state unless you close them from the App Switcher.
I know this has worked for me numerous times in the past, I will start an upgrade and it stalls either because of a connection that timed out or had been lost and I can't get it to proceed. Closing it from the Switcher and opening it from the main icon the ones you show in your screen captures "kick starts" the download again. But trying to start on the home screen I get an error but at least I was able to use the "unupgraded version" after many tries I was able to upgrade previously stuck aps.
Thanks Alfred. Mar 4, PM. I actually meant to say rather than in the AppStore app but you seem to know what I meant. Glad I could help. BTW, through experience with the same issue, I've noticed that the strength of my WiFi or cellular signal is a big factor in how well new downloads and updates work.
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