Cleared Google Service Framework and getting many problems, please help?

[Sultan Shareef]

Hi,

I was recently in a rush to get the new Android update and so I cleared my GSF data. It was a stupid mistake and I now highly regret it, didn't do much research and did it thinking it would force the new update to my phone. These are my problems:

1. Now I can't do anything, I can't sign into my Google account, access the Play Store, access Play Games etc. It's getting annoying because I even decided to factory reset it and I haven't seen any improvements.

2. My WiFi and network sign in the quick settings have turned orange as well. I've been looking for nearly a week and I can't seem to find anything.

3. I tried to sideload Android L and it wouldn't let me, giving me many errors. I think this is because I am unable to connect to the Google servers most likely.

Any help would be highly appreciated.

 

[jj14x]

Since you realize that it was a bad idea to do that, I won't berate you about that

A Factory reset shouldn't really be required to get around it though - and even if you did a factory reset, you should be able to sign in without any problems.
First things first - forget about sideloading anything at this time - try to get your phone working with Google services first. Your issue #2 indicates that you aren't connected to WiFi/Network, so that may be why you can't sign into your Google account. Who manages the WiFi router you are trying to connect to? Try restarting the WiFi Router, forget the WiFi network on your phone, and try to connect to it again. Once you get WiFi working, try to sign into your Google Account.

 

[frenziedfemale]

Go to settings...accounts...google..tap your email address..tap the 3 dots...remove account.
Reboot phone
Go to settings ....accounts...and add the account back

 

[Sultan Shareef]

Go to settings...accounts...google..tap your email address..tap the 3 dots...remove account.
Reboot phone
Go to settings ....accounts...and add the account back

Tried that. Can't even add a new email.

 

[Sultan Shareef]

Since you realize that it was a bad idea to do that, I won't berate you about that

A Factory reset shouldn't really be required to get around it though - and even if you did a factory reset, you should be able to sign in without any problems.
First things first - forget about sideloading anything at this time - try to get your phone working with Google services first. Your issue #2 indicates that you aren't connected to WiFi/Network, so that may be why you can't sign into your Google account. Who manages the WiFi router you are trying to connect to? Try restarting the WiFi Router, forget the WiFi network on your phone, and try to connect to it again. Once you get WiFi working, try to sign into your Google Account.

Yeah, factory reset it and it doesn't work. I'm honestly not sure what other options I've got left. Used to work perfectly on this network but after I cleared the data, it's been acting up.

 

[jj14x]

How about the rest of my earlier post?

 

[bjrosen]

The next step would be to start clean by installing the factory image.
https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/images

 

[Sunil yadav1321]

Bingo! Dont go anywhere. Just go to about phone & check for update again n everything will work again. Because gsf will not work untill it make sure everythin is fine. Well Found this helpfull on android 4.4.4. Good luck pal