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Android Central Question
Hi guys, I have a Samsung Galaxy S9 and I recently bought a SD card to store my photos and stuff. I'm really bad at all this tech stuff so I read most of the tech stuff online and realised that apps can also be stored on the SD card. I moved some of the bigger apps such as games over to the SD card by switching them to SD card storage (biggest mistake ever). After that, all the apps which were switched were grayed out and I couldn't even remove them.
I googled online and finally managed to remove the grayed out apps (I forgot how I did it but they were gone) so I tried to download them again but this kept coming up: “You cannot install this app because another user has already installed an incompatible version on this device”.
I tried to unmount my SD card and mount it again, reformat my SD card, delete cache on my phone, uninstall updates on my Samsung Experience Home, etc and brought my hp to Samsung Centre (in Singapore) but to no avail. The CSO told me to just do a factory reset. Is there any way around this?
I googled online and finally managed to remove the grayed out apps (I forgot how I did it but they were gone) so I tried to download them again but this kept coming up: “You cannot install this app because another user has already installed an incompatible version on this device”.
I tried to unmount my SD card and mount it again, reformat my SD card, delete cache on my phone, uninstall updates on my Samsung Experience Home, etc and brought my hp to Samsung Centre (in Singapore) but to no avail. The CSO told me to just do a factory reset. Is there any way around this?
