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u may after update google services go to google play store go to my apps go down to google services press on thatat and it should say uninstall or update go to update and let update and it should work then when its updated
I would try clearing the data and cache on Google Play services
and on Google Play Store first as it's the usual culprit. Keep in mind that after a reboot, Google Play Services will have to rebuild the data and cache and it will need a WiFi connection to do it. Launch the Play Store to get the ball rolling. If it seems balky for a minute or two don't stress as it's just rebuilding the cache. If it asks you to log in again with your Google account don't be concerned as that is part of the rebuild.
1. Go to MENU
2. Go to SETTINGS
3. Go to APPS
4. Look for DOWNLOAD MANAGER under ALL
5. Disable it then enable it
Menu-> Settings-> Apps-> All-> Download Manager (Disable then enable)
Or you can try: settings ----> application manager ----> all ----> click the bottom left touch button and select reset apps (this will not erase the apps) this will only restore the apps into its fixed state
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