HOW DO I DOWNLOAD PLAY STORE APP TO MY PC - Tablets & eReaders

Hi,

If you want to use the app from your phone you will need to search it in you Play Store or App Store.
If you want to use it from you PC you will need to download it from Microsoft store

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Play Store won't load or download apps - Google Play Help

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Dec 19, 2015 - Whether the problem is an error message when downloading apps, or that the Play Store simply won't open, we have the solutions. Here's ...

iPhone & iPad apps stuck waiting, not downloading

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Try clearing The cache for The google play store app from The app details then update the play store app.

Even when you manage to put the Google play store app on your iPad, you won't be able to run any of the apps they sell there. You need an android tablet to run these apps.

you can not download google play store app because google app store application have different extension then iphone apple app store for google app store application extension : .apk for iphone app store entension : .ipa so you cannot download a apple store app on i devices

You have to go to app store. Either Amazon Google plus. Depend on format of your tablet. Is it Android, Windows? Either one has an app store. Some apps may even work for both. Not too many however. Hope this helps.

How to install
The installation process is pretty simply, but there are a few options you'll have to check in your handset's menus before we begin. So here's a full step by step guide to access all that glorious Google Play content on your Android smartphone or tablet.
1- Firstly you'll need a copy of the official Google Play Store apk file to install on your device. You can download this on your PC and move it over to your handset or download it directly onto your handset, in which case it will appear in your download folder. Either way is fine.
The latest version of the Play Store is 4.4.12, which can be downloaded from here, along with any older versions.
The download listed here is cryptographically signed by Google, so it's safe to install and hasn't been tampered with or infected with malicious software. But be aware of downloading files from other less reputable sources.
2- You'll need to enable the installation of external apk files before you can install the Play Store file. This is done by checking the "unknown sources" box in your devices settings, which will allow you to install apps from unvetted sources, in other words from outside of the Play Store. This option can usually be found under settings > security, but may also appear under settings > applications on certain devices. You can always uncheck the box again after installing the Play Store.

Next you'll need to locate where the apk file is on your handset. As already stated, if you downloaded the file using your device it should appear in your download folder, which can usually be accessed from the app drawer. However, if you had to move the file on your handset from your PC via a USB cable, then you'll need to be able to navigate to wherever you put the file. The easiest way to do this is to either directly place the file in the download folder, or install a third party file explorer, such as ASTRO file manager, in order to locate the apk.
4- Once you've found the file, tap on it to get things started and a popup will appear asking you if you want to continue with the installation. If this isn't working, check that step 2 has been completed successfully.
5- Continue to click install, passing through the list of required permissions that the app requires. A loading bar will appear, once that's completed the app is installed.
All done, it's as simple as that. Now you're ready to launch the Google Play Store and begin downloading apps.


if this does not work, please reply with the exact error code

Fixing RPC:S-5:AEC-0 Google Play Store Error

The Google Play / Android Market error retrieving information from server RPC:S-5:AEC-0 error message can be a bit of a pain, the RPC:S-5:AEC-0 error just randomly appeared on my tablet after it upgraded to a newer version of Android. However this is how i managed to fix the RPC:S-5:AEC-0 error with ease.

1. Load the Settings app, click apps, then select "All"
2. Next in the all apps view find the "Google Play Store" and click on it
3. Now click "Clear Cache" (Not Data), then Force Stop.
4. Next in the same app list find "Google Service Framework"
5. Click clear data (Not Cache), then Force Stop
6. Switch off the phone or tablet and turn it back on
7. You should be able to download and update apps from the Google Play store once more.

Enjoy no more RPC:S-5:AEC-0 errors when downloading or updating apps.
Or Simply Go to settings/app.manager/all
Delete data + cache :
Google Play Store
Google Play-services
Google Services Framework
Hangouts
Market-feedback agent (important)
Then delete google-account(data/system/user/0/ fine the accounts.db file and cut and paste it somewhere else)
Restart the phone and then re-add google-account( paste your accounts.db file earlier to it's original location).
p/s~Your device need to be rooted to remove/delete google account without a factory reset.

enjoy and have a good day :)