Google periodically stops working. What with this?
Owners of Android phones of various brands began to report massive problems with applications from Google again today (the last time this happened a week ago). In particular, the basic one, responsible for searching, very often falls and reports “Google application stops working regularly”. Alternatively, a little differently on mobile phones of various brands. In any case, this is a problem that obviously affects a large number of people, as evidenced by social media contributions. On Twitter, Google also admitted the trouble. The latest version of this tool, which is gaining ground in its processes, seems to be to blame. What can be done in this situation?
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- 1 Google periodically stops working. What now?
- 1.1 Option 1 – Switch the phone off and on
- 1.2 Option 2 – Uninstall updates
- 1.3 Option 3 – Clear application data from memory
- 1.4 The big step: Google opens office applications to everyone
- 1.5 Option 4 – Shut down or uninstall the application hard
- 1.6 Option 5 – Install a verified version
- 1.7 Option 6 (not yet verified) – Try checking WebView
- 2 What options did you reach for? And did she help?
What do we advise you?
The following points, which come to us most sensible, are ranked from the simplest and less invasive to the more complex. Try to go gradually and see if the problem can be solved. It may disappear within a few hours as soon as Google fixes it in the next update. You can also consider checking the timeliness of the application as the zero point of this manual.
Google periodically stops working. What now?
Option 1 – Switch the phone off and on
Yes, an old Ajťá classic, but it is very often that the easiest and most effective thing you can do. Possible problematic processes will end (which is the case) and for some phones this step may be enough.
Hi Maciej, sorry to know that you are experiencing an issue with your device. It’s important that we get this sorted. Could you try a soft reboot by holding down the power button for 30 seconds and see if it works fine? Let us know if that helps. ^Adam
— Made By Google (@madebygoogle) June 22, 2021
Option 2 – Uninstall updates
You may not know it, but you can uninstall updates for almost everyone in the application manager. This means that you can return the application to the version in which it was originally released with your phone. When you move on to this option, you can problems with the older but stable version. To uninstall updates, go to Settings> Applications> specific application tab (Google in this case)> the three dots at the top right.
Alžběta Houzarová, spokesperson for the Czech and Slovak branches of Google
We’re aware of an issue with the Google app on Android devices. We are currently working to restore full functionality.
Option 3 – Clear application data from memory
This way seems to work for a lot of users. On the application tab in system settings, just click Storage (the item may be named differently on different systems) and clear data, which the application has saved to your mobile phone so far. If you are not sorry to lose them, you will most likely solve the problem.
The big step: Google opens office applications to everyone
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Option 4 – Shut down or uninstall the application hard
Hard shutdown or termination of all processes can also be done in the application settings. Be aware that this step may be the case for Google cause some other functions to malfunction mobile. But if the message “Google Apps crashes regularly” annoys you, and you don’t want to rummage through other options, that’s one option. The most radical solution is then either to uninstall the application or temporarily turn it off on the system.
Option 5 – Install a verified version
As it seems so far, in the case of Google, the fault is version 12.24.7.29, which it simply falls. If you use step 2 above and don’t want to settle for an outdated version of the application, you can replace it with one that is known to be fine. For example, you can search on APKMirror.
Option 6 (not yet verified) – Try checking WebView
A similar problem hit Google in the spring, when a tool called Android System WebView was to blame. It has not yet been verified that current complications are associated with it, but you can try our older instructions. Maybe it’ll be a hit.
