https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ea.games.r3_row
It seems that game supposed to be not compatible with kindle that's why it's not showing - I guess. Other thing is that it is working just fine when loaded from alt market.
[ROOT] [How To] Install Google Play Store On Amazon 7" Kindle Fire HD
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https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ea.games.r3_row
It seems that game supposed to be not compatible with kindle that's why it's not showing - I guess. Other thing is that it is working just fine when loaded from alt market.
Search results simply bad
Hi guys, i've gone through some research on this matter, but was not able to find anything. Hopefully someone will be able to help me at least a little.
The situation is:
i have Kindle Fire HD 7", stock 7.4.6., rooted, with installed google play market 4.4.2.1. (had older version before, but the problem was the same).
When i search for an app, for example: TripAdvisor or Tripadvisor City Guide or even Airbnb i am getting only ****ty results and what i searched for is not there. (not even on plase 250. in results..). When i do search on google play on desktop computer or when i use the amazon store i am able to find it right away.
Any idea why the search in google play store does not find these apps at all? I think that airbnb or tripadvisor are rated pretty pretty good so should show up as top results.
If some additional info is needed, please just let me know.
thanks guys!
stan
Hi guys, i've gone through some research on this matter, but was not able to find anything. Hopefully someone will be able to help me at least a little.
The situation is:
i have Kindle Fire HD 7", stock 7.4.6., rooted, with installed google play market 4.4.2.1. (had older version before, but the problem was the same).
When i search for an app, for example: TripAdvisor or Tripadvisor City Guide or even Airbnb i am getting only ****ty results and what i searched for is not there. (not even on plase 250. in results..). When i do search on google play on desktop computer or when i use the amazon store i am able to find it right away.
Any idea why the search in google play store does not find these apps at all? I think that airbnb or tripadvisor are rated pretty pretty good so should show up as top results.
If some additional info is needed, please just let me know.
thanks guys!
stan
Sometimes some apps on the Play store won't show up if you're running a Kindle OS. It's a crappy deal but just how it is.
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hi can i use this google play files to fix the playstore on my samsung Y 5360S
mine stopped and if i can use them the same order?
Worked Great except for one step.
- Step 8: At This Point You Can See The 'Android Market' App In The 'Apps Drawer'. Now You Can Just Open The App And Set Your Account, Or Update To Google Play Store.
- Step 9: Updating To Google Play Store. Search For View attachment 2118913 You Downloaded, Tap To Install And Replace It.
Thanks. It worked great. One delay I experienced during the process was in opening the Google Play App and setting up my google account. It took a long time to load after registering my google account. I am thinking that it might have been caused choosing the option to let google backup the wifi settings and installed apps. Next time I have to go through this, I choose the option after I have the Google Play working and updated. Thanks for all your hard work.
- Step 8: At This Point You Can See The 'Android Market' App In The 'Apps Drawer'. Now You Can Just Open The App And Set Your Account, Or Update To Google Play Store.
- Step 9: Updating To Google Play Store. Search For View attachment 2118913 You Downloaded, Tap To Install And Replace It.
Thanks. It worked great. One delay I experienced during the process was in opening the Google Play App and setting up my google account. It took a long time to load after registering my google account. I am thinking that it might have been caused choosing the option to let google backup the wifi settings and installed apps. Next time I have to go through this, I choose the option after I have the Google Play working and updated. Thanks for all your hard work.
- Step 8: At This Point You Can See The 'Android Market' App In The 'Apps Drawer'. Now You Can Just Open The App And Set Your Account, Or Update To Google Play Store.
- Step 9: Updating To Google Play Store. Search For View attachment 2118913 You Downloaded, Tap To Install And Replace It.
Thanks. It worked great. One delay I experienced during the process was in opening the Google Play App and setting up my google account. It took a long time to load after registering my google account. I am thinking that it might have been caused choosing the option to let google backup the wifi settings and installed apps. Next time I have to go through this, I choose the option after I have the Google Play working and updated. Thanks for all your hard work.
You can also just use Titanium Backup app to back up all you apps. It's faster too.
hi
Hello everyone
Sorry english is not my main language.
After completing all the above steps and I login to Republic Play.
But things are true, constantly escaping CH Play not to be.
Expecting people to help
Hello everyone
Sorry english is not my main language.
After completing all the above steps and I login to Republic Play.
But things are true, constantly escaping CH Play not to be.
Expecting people to help
hi
Hello everyone
Sorry english is not my main language.
After completing all the above steps and I login to Republic Play.
But things are true, constantly escaping CH Play not to be.
Expecting people to help
Use this tool. It is an automated script http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1886460 it is much easier.
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I followed all of the directions, and now I can sign into Chrome, but when I try to open Play Store, it just crashes right away, and opening Google Keep tells me that I need a Play Store Services update for it to run. I sideloaded Chrome and Keep.
Any Ideas?
Any Ideas?
Thanks!
Alright, I tried moving it to system/app, now it opens, but as soon as I try to install/update an app it crashes and won't reopen unless I clear the Play Store app data.
Make sure all the other files you downloaded for this are made system apps as well.
Try downloading Titanium Backup and restore all apps. Now remove the crashing apps and restore them through Titanium Backup. This works on crashing apps although I am not sure this will work in this situation but it is worth a try. You can try a reboot too.
Already rooted
I'm getting the same message "Sorry, test failed. This feature cannot run on your device" but my Kindle Fire HD is rooted. Our at least it was. Is it possible for the root to be cancelled out without me knowing?
I'm getting the same message "Sorry, test failed. This feature cannot run on your device" but my Kindle Fire HD is rooted. Our at least it was. Is it possible for the root to be cancelled out without me knowing?
These files may be a bit outdated. I would just use Root Many Android and let the tool install Google Play as well. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1886460
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These files may be a bit outdated. You can try Root Many Android and let the tool install Google Play as well. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1886460
Safe to root?
Is it safe to try to root a Kindle Fire HD that has been rooted previously? I used to have the Google play store running fine but having read a few posts on forums, I suspect an update to the Amazon App store stopped it working. Trouble is, I can't get it working again and in the process of trying to reinstall the GP store file, when I'm trying to copy the files to the system/app folder, ES File Explorer is telling me the Root Explorer isn't working, gives the message "Sorry, test failed. This feature cannot run on your device." That kinda suggests the device isn't rooted, although it certainly used to be. For one thing I have ADW installed & running fine.
Seems a bit odd somehow. Sorry for rambling on but it's better to give the full story than to expect the right answer without it. 8)
Ace
Is it safe to try to root a Kindle Fire HD that has been rooted previously? I used to have the Google play store running fine but having read a few posts on forums, I suspect an update to the Amazon App store stopped it working. Trouble is, I can't get it working again and in the process of trying to reinstall the GP store file, when I'm trying to copy the files to the system/app folder, ES File Explorer is telling me the Root Explorer isn't working, gives the message "Sorry, test failed. This feature cannot run on your device." That kinda suggests the device isn't rooted, although it certainly used to be. For one thing I have ADW installed & running fine.
Seems a bit odd somehow. Sorry for rambling on but it's better to give the full story than to expect the right answer without it. 8)
Ace
If you get an Amazon OTA update, that will brake your root. If that be the case then you need to re-root. then use Kiindle Fire FirstAid to remove OTA update possibility and that will not happen again.
You can also click on ES File Explorer and click on tools > root explorer > make sure it is "on." At the least, when you open ES File Explorer you should see a pop up say " ES File Explorer has been granted root access for an interactive shell." You can side load a root checker or get one off 1Mobile and see if you lost root.
Edit: Changed the question mark to a period. An Amazon firmware update will break your root.
I opened the tool from that thread, but it doesn't seem to mention anything about installing the Play Store. I've already rooted the tablet.
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28(Root Users Only)We All Know The Amazon Appstore Has A Huge Selection When It Comes To Music, Movies, And Books, The Same Cannot Be Said For Apps.
Despite The Fact That The Kindle Fire HD Is An Android Based Tablet It Doesn’t Officially Have Access To The Google Play Store.
We Also Know We Can Sideload Apps But It’s Much Nicer To Have The Google Play Store App On Your Kindle Fire HD.
I'll Show You How To Install And Setup The Latest Version Of The Google Play Store.
Just Follow This Easy Step By Step Instructions
Step By Step Instructions:
- Step 1: First Download All Of The Following Files:
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View attachment 2118885
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View attachment 2118914
View attachment Vending.apk
View attachment 2118924 - If You Don't Have Any File Explorer You Can Download One From The Amazon Appstore (I Reccommend Using ES File Explorer, It's The Better One).
- Step 2: Then Transfer All Of Them To The Kindle Fire HD.
- Step 3: Go To ES File Explorer, Go Into 'Tools' >'Root Explorer' >'Mount R/W' And Set Both To 'RW'.
- Step 4: Now You Can Just Install (In That Order):
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View attachment 2118914
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Or You Can Copy Those Files To system/app Folder (Without The Google Play Services App, Intall That One).
- Step 5: Reboot Your Device.
- Step 6: Now Copy The View attachment Vending.apk To system/app Folder (Copy It). Then Tap The Vending.apk And Replace It.
- Step 7: Reboot Your Device Once Again.
- Step 8: At This Point You Can See The 'Android Market' App In The 'Apps Drawer'. Now You Can Just Open The App And Set Your Account, Or Update To Google Play Store.
- Step 9: Updating To Google Play Store. Search For View attachment 2118913 You Downloaded, Tap To Install And Replace It.
- Step 10: Reboot Your Device.
You're Done!
Now You Can Enjoy Those Apps, Music, Movies, And Books From The Google Play Store. Your 7" Kindle Fire HD Just Got Better.
Enjoy And Be Sure To Let Me know If You Have Any Issues Or Questions.1
With all due respect to the OP, there is already a working tutorial for getting the Play Store installed. It is very specific and has to be done a certain way in order to guarantee your success.
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2069329
The manual method from that thread is what the RootPlus script to install the Play Store is based on and works ~99% of the time for all 2nd generation devices.1DDeleted member 4707892Worked for me.
Instructions worked perfectly for me. Good job.
Thanks :good:1
It says [ROOT] right in the title of the post. (Typed exactly the same as the post title.)
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