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Sometimes when you are installing an application, an error pops up, saying that you cannot install apps Android in the default folder. Let’s figure out why this error is showing and how to get rid of the problem when you are unable to install apps from app store on Android.

First method how to fix “Unable to install apps” bug:

Turn off your phone
Remove the SD card
Then reinsert it
Turn on the gadget

If the problem persists and you are still unable to install apps Android, you can try another method.

For instance, if you are unable to install application because the phone stopped reading SD-card, try to reboot your phone, if it does not help – format the memory card.

Perhaps the reason of the error “Unable to install app in the default folder” lies in the lack of memory. This means that your phone doesn’t have enough available memory (in the internal memory or on the SD-card) and That’s why it unable to install the app from the Play Store.

To find out the amount of free memory: go to “Settings” – “Memory”. The “Available” field will display the amount of memory currently free and available.

To get more free memory, you can either delete the applications you don’t need or move them to the SD-card or the internal memory of the phone, depending on where you need to clean the space. To ensure stable applications and ensure that this error will no longer appear in the future, you will need at least 300 MB of free memory.

The last method to fix the error, when you cannot install apps Android is a factory reset. Be careful, factory reset will erase all the apps and user data!

If you still cannot install apps Android – leave us a comment below.

Reset Android phone

You ask the question “how do I reset the phone?”. This is the easiest way how to reset Android phone to the factory settings. If your device allows you to get to the settings, then do the following steps:

Open “Settings” and select “Restore and reset”
Scroll to the bottom and click on “Reset settings” (the name may be different, but the point remains the same – how to reset Android phone to factory settings)
Confirm the action by clicking on “Erase everything” (the title may also vary)

how to reset your phone

Done! Now you know how to how to factory reset Android phone, and everyone is happy, except those who have not made a backup copy of the important data.

IT IS IMPORTANT! Before looking for how to completely reset Android phone, you need to log out of your Google account (for Samsung devices it is enough to switch on OEM unlocking in the developer settings, however, to be safe it’s better to log out of the account), a smartphone can be locked! If your smartphone constantly asks you to enter account details after you reset, go here.

Hope that you now understand how to reset Android phone.