

There are many reasons to look for apps outside of Google's store.

Why install apps outside the Google Play Store?

If you need more help, we have a complete guide that walks you through installing the Google Play Store on any Android device. We can't guarantee any of these steps will work for your Android device, but it never hurts to try. Not all devices are compatible with a sideloaded Google Play Store, and you may experience issues or odd behaviors. Reset your device as a last-ditch effort if you are sure you're using the correct versions of the right APKs and doing things in the proper order.Uninstalling all four apps, rebooting, reinstalling all four apps in the order described above, and rebooting again.Go to the Apps or Apps & Notifications section of Settings, tap Google Play Services go to Storage, and select Clear data or Clear storage. Clearing app data for Google Play Services and rebooting.Then go to Storage and select Clear data or Clear Storage. Go to the Apps or Apps & Notifications section of Settings, tap Google Play Store, and select Force Stop. Clearing app data for the Google Play Store and relaunching it.If you run into trouble, most issues can be fixed by one of the following escalating steps: Troubleshooting issues when sideloading apps If you can sign in to your Google account, everything should automatically update to the latest compatible version soon after. If you get a notification that Google Play Services needs to be updated, don't worry.

