· Security. Introducing XDA Computing: Discussion zones for Hardware, Software, and more! Check it out! Help Netflix not supported on my Samsung S8. Thread starter Crypto Start date 40 minutes ago. Home. Forums. General Discussion. · Step 3: Go into the Application Manager. Tap on Google Play Store and then tap on Clear Data and Clear Cache. After you have actioned this please do the same for the Download Manager app as shown below. Step 4:Go back into the Application Manager and tap on Google Play Store. Then tap on Uninstall Updates. Android Oreo and Higher. Open “Settings“. Select “Apps“. Select “Menu” at the upper-right corner, then choose “Special access“. Select “Install unknown apps“. Select “My Files“, then toggle the “Allow from this source” option to “On“. If you don’t have the APK file on your phone yet, you can transfer it over by connecting your S8 to your computer and moving.
Windows users with Galaxy S8 phones need to download these Android apps. If you're snagging the Samsung Galaxy S8 and are a Windows user, these are the apps to download right away. Richard Devine. Disclaimer: Not every Samsung Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8 Plus will suffer from these issues, and in fact, it is more likely that you won't come across any of these problems at all. Problem #1. Android Oreo and Higher. Open "Settings". Select "Apps". Select "Menu" at the upper-right corner, then choose "Special access". Select "Install unknown apps". Select "My Files", then toggle the "Allow from this source" option to "On". If you don't have the APK file on your phone yet, you can transfer it over by connecting your S8 to your computer and moving.
Step 3: Go into the Application Manager. Tap on Google Play Store and then tap on Clear Data and Clear Cache. After you have actioned this please do the same for the Download Manager app as shown below. Step 4:Go back into the Application Manager and tap on Google Play Store. Then tap on Uninstall Updates. Ensure you do not have a build-up of pending apps to either be downloaded or updated, this may delay the download process on your Galaxy device. 1 Go to Settings 2 Scroll down, then tap Apps. Try uninstalling updates on the Galaxy Store (or disable the app itself and then re enable it) it seems to have an internal error - and then reopen Galaxy Apps and hopefully the Store itself will update properly, then allowing you to update apps.
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