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Now more than probable, chances are you have disabled Google Services Framework accidently from apps, not deleted actually. In this case, you might have just downloaded higher version than the version of your device. Any idea on how to restore?
You need to know with these mistakes due to the fact that any Android apps will not run without Google Services Framework. As previously mentioned, this app is the basic application of Android devices.
The best feature offered by this application is updater feature. However, you might find notification telling you that the Google Services Framework has stopped. Checking the device version can be performed by going to the setting menu of your device. So with the apk I decided to uninstall the whole thing and install the apk again. So we will be using the ApkMirror network here because we are looking for the latest version of the framework.
Google Services Framework.Apk Download - However, the only search result is Google Input Method for writing Chinese. Download links and more guides and be also found in this thread.
But hey, did you know you kicked another boss. The manager of your phone that actually was responsible to manage the Google apps for various tasks such as update them regularly. Now the question is, is there any way to repair Google Framework on your device. The answer is, may be Yes or No. It essentially depends on what happened to the framework. Repair Google Services Framework If you are asked to install Google Services Framework on a download google service framework rooted or unhacked Android device, then you should have to revisit your apps list. It might be installed, not removed. So if you have a device that is not rooted and you face such type of problem, here is a simple solution to this terrible problem: How to Repair Google Services Framework on unrooted Android device. Now more than probable, chances are you have disabled Google Services Framework accidently from apps, not deleted actually. So all you need is enable it from settings. Enjoy everything working as it before you accidently disabled it. Any of the above solutions should surely work for you. Hi, actually in my case I accidentally tapped on the Google service framework and deleted the odex file in Google service framework whiles I was making some in app level emulation with lucky patcher so I thought of it wise to back up the apk with my rooted device thanks to lucky patcher. So with the apk I decided to uninstall the whole thing and install the apk again. I did successful uninstall the second owner of the phone but anytime I try to install it I get a feed back not installed. And also the folder was supposed to be found at. But I thought the folder and the apk in were the cause of me not being able to install the apk so I deleted the folder. Download google service framework deleting it I check the arm64 in the folder and the odex file was not there. So should I created a new folder copy the apk in the folder and create arm64 folder and search for the odex file and drop it in the arm folder or what should I do to regain my good friend Google service framework?.
