I've tried installing TigerArcade (mame emulator) for my phone, but it's not available with my carrier/country.
So I downloaded it from an off-market site and tried installing with Root Explorer, only to get a parsing error. I had a similar error when manually installing apps with another installer in the past...
I don't like the annoying SDK/command prompt method of installing apps and I was hoping that someone could help me?
Are there any reputable installer apps that actually work? Can I somehow get the app I want to install somehow "signed" in order to install it?
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I have rooted my Nook Tablet 8gb, dont know what cmod version i have, but my main prob is that i get the error parsing package, or invalid package, whenever i try to open a apk, going off from that i tried to download the market helper apk, to help with uncompatible apps, but i cantdo anything until my tablet allows me to open/ install apks, any tips?
Thanks
An-Droid-Boss said:
I have rooted my Nook Tablet 8gb, dont know what cmod version i have, but my main prob is that i get the error parsing package, or invalid package, whenever i try to open a apk, going off from that i tried to download the market helper apk, to help with uncompatible apps, but i cantdo anything until my tablet allows me to open/ install apks, any tips?
Thanks
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In the Settings you need to enable installing apps from "unknown sources" if you are sideloading, as opposed to installing from the Market.
thanks for the help, i just tooled around a bit more and just downloaded apks from google drive, and then the tablet has no problem opening them, thanks anyways
Hi Everyone,
I'm having trouble manually installing apk files from a file explorer. Whenever I try to, it says I have insufficient memory. But I have over 10gb of available memory. This happened after tinkering with Lucky Patcher and then eventually uninstalling it. Im afraid i might have changed something whithin Lucky Patcher and now I cant reinstall it because of the installation problem. My s6 edge is Pingpong rooted and also has OTG helper if this helps. dont know if it messes up with drive mounting.
Installing from google play is no problem at all.
Thanks for anyones suggestions
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Hi Everyone,
I'm having trouble manually installing apk files from a file explorer. Whenever I try to, it says I have insufficient memory. But I have over 10gb of available memory. This happened after tinkering with Lucky Patcher and then eventually uninstalling it. Im afraid i might have changed something whithin Lucky Patcher and now I cant reinstall it because of the installation problem. My s6 edge is Pingpong rooted and also has OTG helper if this helps. dont know if it messes up with drive mounting.
Installing from google play is no problem at all.
Thanks for anyones suggestions
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Have you try this?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=40411252&postcount=5
Thank you for reply! Yes I did everything there. Thing is im not allowed to install any app for it shows insufficient memory for every app i try to install. But i think lucky patcher messed it up. But also lucky patcher might be able to fix it. Is there a way for me to manually install lucky patcher so I can bypass the installer menu?
Like extract its files to a specied folder?
I tried installing through adb with this command, adb install -r app.apk
but it still says I have insufficient memory even in adb.
Also, I noticed that Titanium Backup is not recognizing all of my apps. Just a few system apps.
Return to stock...
Yey! I was able to fix it with Rom toolbox! Switched installation path to internal.
I'm not sure if this is the right place to put this but anyways the issue I'm having is installing Facebook on Bluestacks. I had to restore my computer so now I'm reinstalling Bluestacks and I can't seem to install Facebook. I can install other apps but I can't install Facebook. I tried going back to several version of Facebook and several version of Bluestacks and I can't get it to work. I already tried several fixes like the Google Play deleted data and cache trick and it does not work. The error I get is the Package file is invalid. If I try to install a APK of Facebook I get a error saying "APK installation failed: INSTALL_FAILED_INVALID_APK" and if I try to install a downloaded APK through Root Explorer I get a this file appears to be corrupt. Can anyone help me with this problem?
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Still no solution to this. Am I the only one having this problem?
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Been at this for a couple of days already and still no solution. I noticed Instagram is having this problem as well.
Hi Guys,
I tried to install WA+ in my S7(non-edge) phone but I am getting an error, The package conflicts with an existing package by the same name. Since there is no way to uninstall the preinstalled WA, I disabled it but still the same error is there. I have seen people having WA+ in their phones without rooting or deleting the preinstalled version. What should I do?
Thanks
To install WA+ in phones which got pre intalled WA you got to remove the pre installed WA, you can only do this by rooting your s7.
I want you to follow this step
1. Rooting your phone (rooting voids warranty)
root your phone from this link(rooting)
2. After rooting your phone install System App Remover(links given below), unzip the file, install the apk, give su root permission and uninstall stock WA.
3. Reboot your phone.
4. Install the latest whatsapp+ from the link below.
Enjoy!
Downloads
System App Remover.zip
whatsapp+
Hi everyone,
I want to install a navigation map in my android head unit. But there is an old version already installed. I tried many and many ways but failed due to same package name existence.
The app came pre installed on my HU. So I couldn’t uninstall it. I tried adb to remove the app it successfully deleted. But when I try to install the new version it fails because old app doesn’t removed completely.
Please help me to install this app.
I tried many ways but failed .
I tried to run VPhonegaga Virtual Machine but the app not working.
Is there any other way? Change package name of something?