How to overcome app not installed error when building from Android Studio 3.0?












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For giving build for a debug Android app from Android Studio 3.0 it’s not installing in Mobile having Marshmallow and up (in Lollipop not tested) . I have used maximum solution from Stack overflow but it’s not working. It’s always showing App Not Installed.










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  • does your android mobile support marshmallow ? because when you are creating android app from studio it will ask for the target android version like if you choose android 4 success rate would be like 92+% that means your app what ever you build will run on 92+% devices .

    – Pradeep
    Oct 31 '17 at 12:16











  • does your app is getting installed as apk in your mobile ?To do that you need to enable virtual debugging

    – Pradeep
    Oct 31 '17 at 12:19











  • Its android studio 3.0 and compileSdkVersion 26, buildToolsVersion '26.0.2',minSdkVersion 15, targetSdkVersion 26

    – Tanmay Sahoo
    Oct 31 '17 at 13:09













  • hi Tanmay I am not asking android studio configuration I am asking about your mobile android version.Does it support marshmellow?

    – Pradeep
    Oct 31 '17 at 13:13








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    Hi Tanmay, Did you got any solution which worked for you, because I am facing same issue after upgrading android studio from 2.3 to 3.0

    – Ankit
    Nov 15 '17 at 11:43
















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For giving build for a debug Android app from Android Studio 3.0 it’s not installing in Mobile having Marshmallow and up (in Lollipop not tested) . I have used maximum solution from Stack overflow but it’s not working. It’s always showing App Not Installed.










share|improve this question

























  • does your android mobile support marshmallow ? because when you are creating android app from studio it will ask for the target android version like if you choose android 4 success rate would be like 92+% that means your app what ever you build will run on 92+% devices .

    – Pradeep
    Oct 31 '17 at 12:16











  • does your app is getting installed as apk in your mobile ?To do that you need to enable virtual debugging

    – Pradeep
    Oct 31 '17 at 12:19











  • Its android studio 3.0 and compileSdkVersion 26, buildToolsVersion '26.0.2',minSdkVersion 15, targetSdkVersion 26

    – Tanmay Sahoo
    Oct 31 '17 at 13:09













  • hi Tanmay I am not asking android studio configuration I am asking about your mobile android version.Does it support marshmellow?

    – Pradeep
    Oct 31 '17 at 13:13








  • 1





    Hi Tanmay, Did you got any solution which worked for you, because I am facing same issue after upgrading android studio from 2.3 to 3.0

    – Ankit
    Nov 15 '17 at 11:43














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For giving build for a debug Android app from Android Studio 3.0 it’s not installing in Mobile having Marshmallow and up (in Lollipop not tested) . I have used maximum solution from Stack overflow but it’s not working. It’s always showing App Not Installed.










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For giving build for a debug Android app from Android Studio 3.0 it’s not installing in Mobile having Marshmallow and up (in Lollipop not tested) . I have used maximum solution from Stack overflow but it’s not working. It’s always showing App Not Installed.







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  • does your android mobile support marshmallow ? because when you are creating android app from studio it will ask for the target android version like if you choose android 4 success rate would be like 92+% that means your app what ever you build will run on 92+% devices .

    – Pradeep
    Oct 31 '17 at 12:16











  • does your app is getting installed as apk in your mobile ?To do that you need to enable virtual debugging

    – Pradeep
    Oct 31 '17 at 12:19











  • Its android studio 3.0 and compileSdkVersion 26, buildToolsVersion '26.0.2',minSdkVersion 15, targetSdkVersion 26

    – Tanmay Sahoo
    Oct 31 '17 at 13:09













  • hi Tanmay I am not asking android studio configuration I am asking about your mobile android version.Does it support marshmellow?

    – Pradeep
    Oct 31 '17 at 13:13








  • 1





    Hi Tanmay, Did you got any solution which worked for you, because I am facing same issue after upgrading android studio from 2.3 to 3.0

    – Ankit
    Nov 15 '17 at 11:43



















  • does your android mobile support marshmallow ? because when you are creating android app from studio it will ask for the target android version like if you choose android 4 success rate would be like 92+% that means your app what ever you build will run on 92+% devices .

    – Pradeep
    Oct 31 '17 at 12:16











  • does your app is getting installed as apk in your mobile ?To do that you need to enable virtual debugging

    – Pradeep
    Oct 31 '17 at 12:19











  • Its android studio 3.0 and compileSdkVersion 26, buildToolsVersion '26.0.2',minSdkVersion 15, targetSdkVersion 26

    – Tanmay Sahoo
    Oct 31 '17 at 13:09













  • hi Tanmay I am not asking android studio configuration I am asking about your mobile android version.Does it support marshmellow?

    – Pradeep
    Oct 31 '17 at 13:13








  • 1





    Hi Tanmay, Did you got any solution which worked for you, because I am facing same issue after upgrading android studio from 2.3 to 3.0

    – Ankit
    Nov 15 '17 at 11:43

















does your android mobile support marshmallow ? because when you are creating android app from studio it will ask for the target android version like if you choose android 4 success rate would be like 92+% that means your app what ever you build will run on 92+% devices .

– Pradeep
Oct 31 '17 at 12:16





does your android mobile support marshmallow ? because when you are creating android app from studio it will ask for the target android version like if you choose android 4 success rate would be like 92+% that means your app what ever you build will run on 92+% devices .

– Pradeep
Oct 31 '17 at 12:16













does your app is getting installed as apk in your mobile ?To do that you need to enable virtual debugging

– Pradeep
Oct 31 '17 at 12:19





does your app is getting installed as apk in your mobile ?To do that you need to enable virtual debugging

– Pradeep
Oct 31 '17 at 12:19













Its android studio 3.0 and compileSdkVersion 26, buildToolsVersion '26.0.2',minSdkVersion 15, targetSdkVersion 26

– Tanmay Sahoo
Oct 31 '17 at 13:09







Its android studio 3.0 and compileSdkVersion 26, buildToolsVersion '26.0.2',minSdkVersion 15, targetSdkVersion 26

– Tanmay Sahoo
Oct 31 '17 at 13:09















hi Tanmay I am not asking android studio configuration I am asking about your mobile android version.Does it support marshmellow?

– Pradeep
Oct 31 '17 at 13:13







hi Tanmay I am not asking android studio configuration I am asking about your mobile android version.Does it support marshmellow?

– Pradeep
Oct 31 '17 at 13:13






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Hi Tanmay, Did you got any solution which worked for you, because I am facing same issue after upgrading android studio from 2.3 to 3.0

– Ankit
Nov 15 '17 at 11:43





Hi Tanmay, Did you got any solution which worked for you, because I am facing same issue after upgrading android studio from 2.3 to 3.0

– Ankit
Nov 15 '17 at 11:43












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Well the original question doesn´t have enough information, but we can have some info getting some comments:





  • Android studio 3.0 and compileSdkVersion 26, buildToolsVersion '26.0.2',minSdkVersion 15, targetSdkVersion 26


  • virtual debugging option also on.


  • I am facing same issue after upgrading android studio from 2.3 to 3.0





Ok the message "App Not Installed" will refer to multiple causes, and please returning to Android Studio 2.3. from 3.0 is not an option!



When we upgrade from Android Studio 2.3 to 3.0 we can find some configuration issues caused mainly by the support libraries, that will cause that our application could not be installed.



To avoid this problem we need to invalidate cache in Android Studio 3.0+ and the problem will be solved.



introducir la descripción de la imagen aquí



Please try this option.






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  • agree with @Jorgesys, happen to me when using another pc, clean, rebuild, and restart solve problem

    – Iqbal Rizky
    Dec 11 '17 at 4:44






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    I have to sign in to up vote your solution. Work for me after a whole day of trying other solutions. (Android Studio 3.3.1)

    – Gold Chicken
    Feb 17 at 15:41





















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First try to generate the debug apk by below steps:




  1. Goto Run

  2. Edit Configurations

  3. select + icon on the left side

  4. Select Gradle

  5. Click the Configuration tab if it is not selected in the right side

  6. In Gradle project add your app as a gradle project

  7. From the tasks select/set "assemble"

  8. Press ok


Now run that configuration.
you will have the debug apk ready in build/outputs/apk/app-debug.apk.
Now install that apk in any device. It should work.






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    As of Android Studio 3 the Run-Button builds test-only apks. See documentation




    Note: The Run button builds an APK with testOnly="true", which means the APK can only be installed via adb (which Android Studio uses). If you want a debuggable APK that people can install without adb, select your debug variant and click Build > Build APK(s).




    This solved my issue:
    https://stackoverflow.com/a/46661987/7756799






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      None of the other answers solved the issue. The build and install was going fine when it's triggered from android studio with a device connected to the computer or with an emulator, the only issue was when sending the apk via email or hockey app.



      How I could fix it (and this might not be the solution for everybody), I enabled the multidex support by adding this to the default config:



      // Enabling multidex support.
      multiDexEnabled true


      PS: Usually Android Studio build would fail if the multidex support has to be enabled, in this new version this didn't happen, but my Jenkins build was broken and this is how I could solve it.






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        Ohh this is exactly we have to do:




        1. Go to Build

        2. Build Apk

        3. Locate Apk






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          In Android studio goto build menu and then Build Aps(s). Its work fine for me.






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          • This seems to be just a repeat of this existing answer.

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          There are 2 type of APK Signature #1 JAR signature (aka v1) and #2full APK sign (aka v2): Not all the devices recognize it ,so make sure you anable both V1 and V2.



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            In my case my debug apk worked fine but when i try to install Signed apk then following error shows



            "APP not Installed"



            then i add



            multiDexEnabled true 


            in gradel fine then its work fine






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              Well the original question doesn´t have enough information, but we can have some info getting some comments:





              • Android studio 3.0 and compileSdkVersion 26, buildToolsVersion '26.0.2',minSdkVersion 15, targetSdkVersion 26


              • virtual debugging option also on.


              • I am facing same issue after upgrading android studio from 2.3 to 3.0





              Ok the message "App Not Installed" will refer to multiple causes, and please returning to Android Studio 2.3. from 3.0 is not an option!



              When we upgrade from Android Studio 2.3 to 3.0 we can find some configuration issues caused mainly by the support libraries, that will cause that our application could not be installed.



              To avoid this problem we need to invalidate cache in Android Studio 3.0+ and the problem will be solved.



              introducir la descripción de la imagen aquí



              Please try this option.






              share|improve this answer
























              • agree with @Jorgesys, happen to me when using another pc, clean, rebuild, and restart solve problem

                – Iqbal Rizky
                Dec 11 '17 at 4:44






              • 1





                I have to sign in to up vote your solution. Work for me after a whole day of trying other solutions. (Android Studio 3.3.1)

                – Gold Chicken
                Feb 17 at 15:41


















              5





              +50









              Well the original question doesn´t have enough information, but we can have some info getting some comments:





              • Android studio 3.0 and compileSdkVersion 26, buildToolsVersion '26.0.2',minSdkVersion 15, targetSdkVersion 26


              • virtual debugging option also on.


              • I am facing same issue after upgrading android studio from 2.3 to 3.0





              Ok the message "App Not Installed" will refer to multiple causes, and please returning to Android Studio 2.3. from 3.0 is not an option!



              When we upgrade from Android Studio 2.3 to 3.0 we can find some configuration issues caused mainly by the support libraries, that will cause that our application could not be installed.



              To avoid this problem we need to invalidate cache in Android Studio 3.0+ and the problem will be solved.



              introducir la descripción de la imagen aquí



              Please try this option.






              share|improve this answer
























              • agree with @Jorgesys, happen to me when using another pc, clean, rebuild, and restart solve problem

                – Iqbal Rizky
                Dec 11 '17 at 4:44






              • 1





                I have to sign in to up vote your solution. Work for me after a whole day of trying other solutions. (Android Studio 3.3.1)

                – Gold Chicken
                Feb 17 at 15:41
















              5





              +50







              5





              +50



              5




              +50





              Well the original question doesn´t have enough information, but we can have some info getting some comments:





              • Android studio 3.0 and compileSdkVersion 26, buildToolsVersion '26.0.2',minSdkVersion 15, targetSdkVersion 26


              • virtual debugging option also on.


              • I am facing same issue after upgrading android studio from 2.3 to 3.0





              Ok the message "App Not Installed" will refer to multiple causes, and please returning to Android Studio 2.3. from 3.0 is not an option!



              When we upgrade from Android Studio 2.3 to 3.0 we can find some configuration issues caused mainly by the support libraries, that will cause that our application could not be installed.



              To avoid this problem we need to invalidate cache in Android Studio 3.0+ and the problem will be solved.



              introducir la descripción de la imagen aquí



              Please try this option.






              share|improve this answer













              Well the original question doesn´t have enough information, but we can have some info getting some comments:





              • Android studio 3.0 and compileSdkVersion 26, buildToolsVersion '26.0.2',minSdkVersion 15, targetSdkVersion 26


              • virtual debugging option also on.


              • I am facing same issue after upgrading android studio from 2.3 to 3.0





              Ok the message "App Not Installed" will refer to multiple causes, and please returning to Android Studio 2.3. from 3.0 is not an option!



              When we upgrade from Android Studio 2.3 to 3.0 we can find some configuration issues caused mainly by the support libraries, that will cause that our application could not be installed.



              To avoid this problem we need to invalidate cache in Android Studio 3.0+ and the problem will be solved.



              introducir la descripción de la imagen aquí



              Please try this option.







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              • agree with @Jorgesys, happen to me when using another pc, clean, rebuild, and restart solve problem

                – Iqbal Rizky
                Dec 11 '17 at 4:44






              • 1





                I have to sign in to up vote your solution. Work for me after a whole day of trying other solutions. (Android Studio 3.3.1)

                – Gold Chicken
                Feb 17 at 15:41





















              • agree with @Jorgesys, happen to me when using another pc, clean, rebuild, and restart solve problem

                – Iqbal Rizky
                Dec 11 '17 at 4:44






              • 1





                I have to sign in to up vote your solution. Work for me after a whole day of trying other solutions. (Android Studio 3.3.1)

                – Gold Chicken
                Feb 17 at 15:41



















              agree with @Jorgesys, happen to me when using another pc, clean, rebuild, and restart solve problem

              – Iqbal Rizky
              Dec 11 '17 at 4:44





              agree with @Jorgesys, happen to me when using another pc, clean, rebuild, and restart solve problem

              – Iqbal Rizky
              Dec 11 '17 at 4:44




              1




              1





              I have to sign in to up vote your solution. Work for me after a whole day of trying other solutions. (Android Studio 3.3.1)

              – Gold Chicken
              Feb 17 at 15:41







              I have to sign in to up vote your solution. Work for me after a whole day of trying other solutions. (Android Studio 3.3.1)

              – Gold Chicken
              Feb 17 at 15:41















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              First try to generate the debug apk by below steps:




              1. Goto Run

              2. Edit Configurations

              3. select + icon on the left side

              4. Select Gradle

              5. Click the Configuration tab if it is not selected in the right side

              6. In Gradle project add your app as a gradle project

              7. From the tasks select/set "assemble"

              8. Press ok


              Now run that configuration.
              you will have the debug apk ready in build/outputs/apk/app-debug.apk.
              Now install that apk in any device. It should work.






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                First try to generate the debug apk by below steps:




                1. Goto Run

                2. Edit Configurations

                3. select + icon on the left side

                4. Select Gradle

                5. Click the Configuration tab if it is not selected in the right side

                6. In Gradle project add your app as a gradle project

                7. From the tasks select/set "assemble"

                8. Press ok


                Now run that configuration.
                you will have the debug apk ready in build/outputs/apk/app-debug.apk.
                Now install that apk in any device. It should work.






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                  First try to generate the debug apk by below steps:




                  1. Goto Run

                  2. Edit Configurations

                  3. select + icon on the left side

                  4. Select Gradle

                  5. Click the Configuration tab if it is not selected in the right side

                  6. In Gradle project add your app as a gradle project

                  7. From the tasks select/set "assemble"

                  8. Press ok


                  Now run that configuration.
                  you will have the debug apk ready in build/outputs/apk/app-debug.apk.
                  Now install that apk in any device. It should work.






                  share|improve this answer













                  First try to generate the debug apk by below steps:




                  1. Goto Run

                  2. Edit Configurations

                  3. select + icon on the left side

                  4. Select Gradle

                  5. Click the Configuration tab if it is not selected in the right side

                  6. In Gradle project add your app as a gradle project

                  7. From the tasks select/set "assemble"

                  8. Press ok


                  Now run that configuration.
                  you will have the debug apk ready in build/outputs/apk/app-debug.apk.
                  Now install that apk in any device. It should work.







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                      As of Android Studio 3 the Run-Button builds test-only apks. See documentation




                      Note: The Run button builds an APK with testOnly="true", which means the APK can only be installed via adb (which Android Studio uses). If you want a debuggable APK that people can install without adb, select your debug variant and click Build > Build APK(s).




                      This solved my issue:
                      https://stackoverflow.com/a/46661987/7756799






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                        2














                        As of Android Studio 3 the Run-Button builds test-only apks. See documentation




                        Note: The Run button builds an APK with testOnly="true", which means the APK can only be installed via adb (which Android Studio uses). If you want a debuggable APK that people can install without adb, select your debug variant and click Build > Build APK(s).




                        This solved my issue:
                        https://stackoverflow.com/a/46661987/7756799






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                          As of Android Studio 3 the Run-Button builds test-only apks. See documentation




                          Note: The Run button builds an APK with testOnly="true", which means the APK can only be installed via adb (which Android Studio uses). If you want a debuggable APK that people can install without adb, select your debug variant and click Build > Build APK(s).




                          This solved my issue:
                          https://stackoverflow.com/a/46661987/7756799






                          share|improve this answer













                          As of Android Studio 3 the Run-Button builds test-only apks. See documentation




                          Note: The Run button builds an APK with testOnly="true", which means the APK can only be installed via adb (which Android Studio uses). If you want a debuggable APK that people can install without adb, select your debug variant and click Build > Build APK(s).




                          This solved my issue:
                          https://stackoverflow.com/a/46661987/7756799







                          share|improve this answer












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                              None of the other answers solved the issue. The build and install was going fine when it's triggered from android studio with a device connected to the computer or with an emulator, the only issue was when sending the apk via email or hockey app.



                              How I could fix it (and this might not be the solution for everybody), I enabled the multidex support by adding this to the default config:



                              // Enabling multidex support.
                              multiDexEnabled true


                              PS: Usually Android Studio build would fail if the multidex support has to be enabled, in this new version this didn't happen, but my Jenkins build was broken and this is how I could solve it.






                              share|improve this answer




























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                                None of the other answers solved the issue. The build and install was going fine when it's triggered from android studio with a device connected to the computer or with an emulator, the only issue was when sending the apk via email or hockey app.



                                How I could fix it (and this might not be the solution for everybody), I enabled the multidex support by adding this to the default config:



                                // Enabling multidex support.
                                multiDexEnabled true


                                PS: Usually Android Studio build would fail if the multidex support has to be enabled, in this new version this didn't happen, but my Jenkins build was broken and this is how I could solve it.






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                                  None of the other answers solved the issue. The build and install was going fine when it's triggered from android studio with a device connected to the computer or with an emulator, the only issue was when sending the apk via email or hockey app.



                                  How I could fix it (and this might not be the solution for everybody), I enabled the multidex support by adding this to the default config:



                                  // Enabling multidex support.
                                  multiDexEnabled true


                                  PS: Usually Android Studio build would fail if the multidex support has to be enabled, in this new version this didn't happen, but my Jenkins build was broken and this is how I could solve it.






                                  share|improve this answer













                                  None of the other answers solved the issue. The build and install was going fine when it's triggered from android studio with a device connected to the computer or with an emulator, the only issue was when sending the apk via email or hockey app.



                                  How I could fix it (and this might not be the solution for everybody), I enabled the multidex support by adding this to the default config:



                                  // Enabling multidex support.
                                  multiDexEnabled true


                                  PS: Usually Android Studio build would fail if the multidex support has to be enabled, in this new version this didn't happen, but my Jenkins build was broken and this is how I could solve it.







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                                      Ohh this is exactly we have to do:




                                      1. Go to Build

                                      2. Build Apk

                                      3. Locate Apk






                                      share|improve this answer




























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                                        Ohh this is exactly we have to do:




                                        1. Go to Build

                                        2. Build Apk

                                        3. Locate Apk






                                        share|improve this answer


























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                                          Ohh this is exactly we have to do:




                                          1. Go to Build

                                          2. Build Apk

                                          3. Locate Apk






                                          share|improve this answer













                                          Ohh this is exactly we have to do:




                                          1. Go to Build

                                          2. Build Apk

                                          3. Locate Apk







                                          share|improve this answer












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                                          Tanmay SahooTanmay Sahoo

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                                              In Android studio goto build menu and then Build Aps(s). Its work fine for me.






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                                              • This seems to be just a repeat of this existing answer.

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                                              In Android studio goto build menu and then Build Aps(s). Its work fine for me.






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                                              In Android studio goto build menu and then Build Aps(s). Its work fine for me.






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                                              In Android studio goto build menu and then Build Aps(s). Its work fine for me.







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                                              answered Mar 14 '18 at 10:28









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                                              • This seems to be just a repeat of this existing answer.

                                                – Pang
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                                              • This seems to be just a repeat of this existing answer.

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                                                Mar 14 '18 at 10:43

















                                              This seems to be just a repeat of this existing answer.

                                              – Pang
                                              Mar 14 '18 at 10:43





                                              This seems to be just a repeat of this existing answer.

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                                              There are 2 type of APK Signature #1 JAR signature (aka v1) and #2full APK sign (aka v2): Not all the devices recognize it ,so make sure you anable both V1 and V2.



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                                                There are 2 type of APK Signature #1 JAR signature (aka v1) and #2full APK sign (aka v2): Not all the devices recognize it ,so make sure you anable both V1 and V2.



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                                                  There are 2 type of APK Signature #1 JAR signature (aka v1) and #2full APK sign (aka v2): Not all the devices recognize it ,so make sure you anable both V1 and V2.



                                                  enter image description here






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                                                  There are 2 type of APK Signature #1 JAR signature (aka v1) and #2full APK sign (aka v2): Not all the devices recognize it ,so make sure you anable both V1 and V2.



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                                                      In my case my debug apk worked fine but when i try to install Signed apk then following error shows



                                                      "APP not Installed"



                                                      then i add



                                                      multiDexEnabled true 


                                                      in gradel fine then its work fine






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                                                        In my case my debug apk worked fine but when i try to install Signed apk then following error shows



                                                        "APP not Installed"



                                                        then i add



                                                        multiDexEnabled true 


                                                        in gradel fine then its work fine






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                                                          In my case my debug apk worked fine but when i try to install Signed apk then following error shows



                                                          "APP not Installed"



                                                          then i add



                                                          multiDexEnabled true 


                                                          in gradel fine then its work fine






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                                                          In my case my debug apk worked fine but when i try to install Signed apk then following error shows



                                                          "APP not Installed"



                                                          then i add



                                                          multiDexEnabled true 


                                                          in gradel fine then its work fine







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