If you encounter problems after following the steps above, try these common solutions:
Look at the file details on the download page. Ensure the "Minimum Version" explicitly states Android 5.0+ or Android 5.1+ .
Are you installing this on a or a tablet/emulator that didn't come with Google services pre-installed? Update the Google Play app
"Google Play Store has Stopped"Clear the cache of both the Play Store and Google Play Services. Go to Settings > Apps > All > Google Play Store > Clear Cache & Clear Data. Restart your device and try again.
Scroll down and tap on (or Lock Screen and Security on some devices). Find the option labeled Unknown Sources . Toggle the switch to On . A warning prompt will appear. Tap OK to confirm. Step 2: Download the Compatible APK File Open your mobile web browser (such as Google Chrome).
The safest way to get apps is through the official Google Play Store. However, if you need to manually install or update the Play Store app itself, you should always use a reputable APK archive. because it is operated by the team behind Android Police . All APKs on the platform are verified against the official Google Play signatures to ensure they are safe and unmodified.
Redownload the file. Make sure the target version lists Android 5.1.1 as the minimum requirement. 2. Google Play Store Closes Immediately (Crashing)
Since you are installing a file from outside the official store, you must give your phone permission to do so: Go to . Tap on Security (or Lock Screen and Security).
If the Play Store still fails to work on Android 5.1.1 after updating, try these steps to clear the old cache:
Tap . If an update is available, it will download in the background. 2. Download the Correct APK
Android 5.1.1 blocks installations from outside the official store by default. Open your device . Scroll down and tap Security . Look for Unknown Sources . Toggle the switch to On . Tap OK on the warning prompt.