jelly bean update

[t2800m]

Hiya, sorry if this has been posted already, does anyone know when the 4.3 update is due for the note 2 in the uk?

Cheers

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[kanesmith41]

Hi, Not real sure on that. Another user posted a way to get the update now if your phone is ready. This worked on my sprint galaxy note2. Settings, Application Manager. Scroll to you see All. Then click on Google Service Framework. Clear cache/Data. Then go back to your system update and try updating. Hopefully this will help.

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[msndrstood]

If you do that clear Google Services Framework just be aware that some apps may not work afterwards, like the Play Store. Just so you know...

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[kanesmith41]

Yra, Haven't had any issues.

USMC97/ GN2

 

[johnboo21]

If you do that clear Google Services Framework just be aware that some apps may not work afterwards, like the Play Store. Just so you know...

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Here is fix if it breaks your play store:

To get started, go to Settings. Once in settings look for Accounts. The location varies from device to device, but it is normally near the middle of the main settings page.

Once on accounts, tap on Google Accounts.

In Google Accounts, scroll down and tap Remove. *When prompted agree to the pop-up warning that this will remove the account.

Close Settings.

Next tap on Google Play. Agree to the terms and conditions.

When prompted tap on Existing Google Account and sign in to your Google account.

After this is completed, updates should start*working*immediately. If they don’t, try restarting the phone.

Once downloads are working, we need to go turn on*syncing*for the Google account.
Go to Settings
Accounts
Google accounts
Tap on your account
Put a checkmark next to any service you use, like Gmail, calendar, contacts etc.
This will turn syncing on and get the phone back to where it was before we removed the account.

This should fix the Google Play error*RPC:S-5:AEC-0 on phones running Android 4.0 and higher, but if it does not, users may need to perform a hard reset.