Why do I keep getting the 'Google Play Services has stopped working' message?
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All of sudden last night, my phone has started popping up a message that Google Pay services has stopped. It pops up about every 2-3 seconds. I have tried rebooting my phone. I uninstalled the only app I downloaded yesterday, which was Apple Music, and it continues. Any ideas on what is causing this or how to fix it?
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I tried all of the options listed, and it didn't work. However, I realized that I changed the battery that night, so I opened up the phone to see if I has moved loosened the one of the cards. When I opened the case, I could feel the battery jiggling, so it appears, the problem was the battery was loose, and the phone was interpreting that as a problem with Google Play Services.
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Clear the Google Play Services Cache
Clear the Google Framework Services Cache
Uninstall Google Play Services Updates
Update all applications
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I also got these steps. The names or progression of settings depend on the model of phone - but generally will be the same.
Settings>Lock Screen & Security>Other Security Settings>Phone/Device Administrators>Android Device Manager (TURN OFF)
Settings>Applications Manager>Google Play Services>Uninstall Update
Open Google Play and ensure all updates are up to date
Settings>Lock Screen & Security>Other Security Settings>Phone/Device Administrators>Android Device Manager (TURN ON)
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In addition to Acrillix advice, I had the same issue 2 nights ago on my G4 and cleared the cache in Storage and USB in Settings. Rebooted, resolved. Seemed to be related to a Chrome v54 update. The problem started after that update and while using the camera.
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I tried all of the options listed, and it didn't work. However, I realized that I changed the battery that night, so I opened up the phone to see if I has moved loosened the one of the cards. When I opened the case, I could feel the battery jiggling, so it appears, the problem was the battery was loose, and the phone was interpreting that as a problem with Google Play Services.
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Sounds like the battery pull reboot is what fixed the issue. Rebooting via the power button isn't the same as a full power disconnect.
