Troubleshooting Error 927 in the Google Play Store

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There are many error codes related to Android Market aka Google Play Store and one of the most common error codes in Google Play is error 927 when downloading or updating apps like Viber, Facebook, WhatsApp in Google Play Store. The solution or fix presented in this post is quite simple and has solved the 927 errors for most users.

You can also apply these methods for other errors related to Google Market. However, since there is no single solution for these Android error codes, you may need to try several methods, and since these errors are recurring, you may need to reapply the fixes a bit later.

What causes Google Play Store error 927?

Error 927 usually occurs when a user tries to download an app or update and the download cannot be completed due to a data failure. A data failure or data processing crash means that the software application or operating system is not functioning optimally. Therefore, loss/interruption of Internet connection or data services or software failure of Android device can cause error 927 when using Google Play Store to download or update apps.

Similarly, if malware or adware prevents the Play Store from downloading an app or update, this error may occur either because the app or update contains a virus that may interfere with the Android device, or because the Android version may not support a particular app or update.

How to fix Google Play Store error 927?

Clear your cache and data

1. Open the “Settings” of your Android device.
2. Then find “Apps/Application Manager” and select it.
3. Then click on “Google Play Store,” then “Clear Cache” and “Clear Data.”
4. Then click on Google Play Service, then click on “Clear Cache” and “Clear Data.”
5. You can also click on “Google Play Services Framework”, then “Clear Cache” and “Clear Data”.
6. After completing all the steps above, launch the Google Play Store app on your Android device and try to download the app or game.

Remove any previous updates from the Google Play Store app

1. Launch “Settings” on your Android device.
2. Then click on “Apps/App Manager” on this page.
3. Then select the “Google Play Store” app from the list displayed on the screen.
4. Then tap the three-dot icon at the top of the screen and select “Delete updates”.
5. Then click “Yes” to confirm the changes.

Delete and add a new Google account to your Android device

1. Go to “Settings” on your Android device.
2. Then click on “Accounts,” and from there click on “Google.”
3. Then select your Google account, which will appear on the screen.
4. Then click on the three-dot icon at the top of the screen and select “Delete Account.”
5. Once you have successfully deleted your Google account, simply go to the same page and re-add your Google account.
6. Once finished, reboot your Android device.

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