How to Repair “com.google.process.gapps has stopped” on Android Device

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Are you stuck with one of the following error messages? Either “Unfortunately, the com.google.process.gapps process has been stopped” or “The com.google.process.gapps process has been stopped unexpectedly”? It’s the same problem, and it’s actually easy to fix, so don’t panic. In this article, we will tell you how to fix this problem.

Some devices from previous generations, such as the Samsung Galaxy S6 or HTC One M8, may be particularly prone to this error, but anyone can have the problem, and the solutions are the same. So take a deep breath and follow our instructions carefully to get things working again.

What causes the “com.google.process.gapps” to stop?

This error is very common on Android phones, especially if you have a Samsung Galaxy, Motorola, Lenovo or HTC One. However, these problems can occur on any device.

GAPPS refers to Google apps, and this problem often occurs when there is an authentication error, connection problems, server timeout, or perhaps a lack of app sync. Sometimes the cause may also be a disabled download manager.

How to resolve the ‘com.google.process.gapps’?

Clear the app cache

1. Find and open the Settings app in the app drawer or tap the gear icon in the notification drawer.
2. Find and select Apps in Settings.
3. Click the All tab.
4. Find Facebook and tap it.
5. Tap Clear Cache / Clear Data and you’re done.

Reboot your device

1. Unlocking the phone screen
2. Press and hold the “Power” button until a menu appears.
3. Select “Power off.”
4. Wait for your device to turn off.
5. Wait 10 seconds, then press and hold the “Power” button to turn the device back on.

Disconnect and turn on the Download Manager

1. Find and open the Settings app in the app drawer or tap the gear icon in the notification drawer.
2. In Settings, locate and select apps.
3. Click the All tab.
4. Find and tap Download Manager.
5. Tap Clear data.
6. Tap Deactivate.

Reset the app’s settings

1. Find and open App Settings in the app drawer or tap the gear icon in the notification drawer.
2. Find and select apps in Settings.
3. Click the All tab.
4. Press the Option key.
5. Tap Reset app settings.

Turn off automatic updates for applications

1. Open the Google Play store
2. Settings -> Automatic app updates.
3. Select “Do not update apps automatically”.

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