Quick Ways To Fix Can Not Get Install Android Applications
Quick Ways to Fix Can not Get Install Android Applications
Well in this article, I will explain some tips and tutorials to solve the problem. But before I inform you how to overcome couldnt install on usb storage or sdcard I will inform you some of the possibilities that could be the cause.
The first possibility is that the rest of the available memory on the SD card is not enough or smaller than required by the Android application. This causes the application after the download process is complete and the system is trying to do the installation becomes unable or fail due to insufficient space. The second possibility is when the process of downloading Android apps, internet connection interruption occurs that causes the data file is not downloaded Android apps perfectly.A third possibility is your SD card is corrupt or problematic.Here are some ways to overcome the failed installation to SD card or fail to update Android.
Delete some unnecessary files on the SD card to free up memory, and then try to download (download) on the application you want to install and see whether it can be installed perfectly. If still can not, please try the following way. Remove the SD card, then install or update the desired application (Android automatically be installed in phone memory / internal storage). Once the application is installed properly, replace the SD Card and then move applications to the SD Card. If both the above methods do not work, you can try to reformat the SD card. But remember to back up important data first, and also if there are Android apps or games installed on the SD card will be erased when formatting process.
When all the above is not successful, then you have to delete the file smdl2tmp1.asec. These files are temporary files (temporary) created during the installation process. This file is located in the folder /sdcard/.android_secure. To delete this file you will need a file manager, such as Astro File Manager or File Expert. If you are using ASTRO, you should set it to be able to see Hidden Files (hidden files
- Go to the Astro app
- Press the MENU button
- Select MORE
- Select Preferences
- Select Look and Feel
- Check or put a check list on posts Show Hidden Files
When you use File Expert, the following is a way to bring up the hidden files:
- Go to the File Expert app
- Press the MENU button
- Select MORE
- Select Settings
- Select File Explorer Settings
- Check or put a check list on Hidden Dir posts
When you are using Astro File Manager or File Expert but did not find the file in the folder /sdcard/.android_secure smdl2tmp1.asec, then you need to use the help of a computer to search for this file. How:
- Connect the phone to the computer or you can also use the SD Card reader
- Open the folder SD card
- Through the computer screen, locate and delete the files located in the folder smdl2tmp1.asec .android_secure in the SD card.
When you've successfully delete files located in the folder smdl2tmp1.asec /sdcard/.android_secure, but still encountered the same problem, then you should remove smdl2tmp1.asec file located in the folder / mnt / secure / ASEC /. However, to access this folder you must have root access and need to access it using root explorer like File Expert.
When the fifth way also does not work, or maybe you are stuck because they do not have or do not want root access, then the last way is take it to a service center. Because this is most likely not a hardware problem, so it should be able to handle the service center and mobile phones do not need to stay overnight.
