Basic Fixes
- Check internal storage: App updates need sufficient storage on your Android TV in the long run.
- Check internet speeds: Switch to a 5GHz frequency band if you have a dual-band router.
- Cancel Ongoing App Downloads/Installations: If any other downloads or installations are underway, pause them on your Android TV.
- Log in again to the Play Store: Go to Play Store on your Android TV > Log out of your Google account > Wait for some time and then log in again.
- Update the Android TV OS version: Go to Settings > Device Preferences > About > System Update.
Fix 1: Enable Automatic App Updates
Instead of relying on manually updating apps, you can choose to enable automatic updates in the Play Store for your Android TV.
Open the Play Store > Profile icon > Settings > Auto-update apps > Auto-update apps at any time.

Fix 2: Clear Cache and Data For Google Play Store
Since we are talking about app updates, we suggest clearing the Play Store cache on your Android TV. Once done, sign in again to your account.
Go to the Apps tab > Long-press the Play Store icon > Select Info > Choose Clear data and Clear cache.

Fix 3: Uninstall Play Store Updates
With every software update, the Play Store also receives a new version on your Android TV. We suggest uninstalling the current update of Play Store.
Long-press the Play Store icon > Select Info > Choose Uninstall updates.

Fix 4: Reset Android TV
If none of the solutions work, we suggest resetting all preferences on your Android TV. Once done, install all your apps again.
Open Settings > Device Preferences > Reset.

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Last updated on 25 July, 2024
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