market issue after dl09

[jwebste9]

Ok so I know it was not like this before update. I noticed it after installing full version of titanium. But when I got to market hit menu and select my alps it only shows alps that I have purchased. If I search for alps I know I have installed it says installed but doesn't show up in my list. Anyone else have this or know a fix?

 

[anon(120986)]

MIne too

MIne was too but I am rooted and.got.rid.of vzw.bloatware then I put it back on and it started downloading my stuff again. Then I went thru my bloatware again and its off now idk what happened but it works now just occasional force close but when it does it brimgs me back to exact spot

 

[DroidDev]

This happens usually after a factory reset and the market resyncs with your Google account. I dont believe there is a way to re populate them back into your installed apps list other then updating them or reinstalling them. Hope someone says otherwise.

 

[jwebste9]

When I go to accounts on the botton it says sync is currently experiencing problems will be back up soon

 

[Cory Streater]

Have you rebooted? Also try going to settings > applications > and clear the cache for the Market app.

 

[jwebste9]

Yea I have done both of those. Im pretty sure it was fine until I installed key for titanium backup pro and I went to check my app list because titanium was still saying unpaid version and when I did it was like all but paid alps dissapeared. So I rebooted and still like that. Cleared cache. And then saw the thing in account mention in previous post

 

[Cory Streater]

Backup everything and hard reset. Then try a hard reset without doing a restore and see if the problem still exists. When I backup with Titanium, I only backup the items in green and the items with the Titanium logo next to it. Anything more than that has caused me issues when I do a restore.

 

[Sta11i0n]

After a reset, the market does not save your free apps. If you restore them with Titanium, they will show up in your apps section on the market again. Just another reason to use Titanium instead of just relying on the market to backup everything.

@Cory
I too have run into problems with Titanium trying to restore all my system data. I only use it to backup user apps and my memo pad.

 

[Cory Streater]

@Cory
I too have run into problems with Titanium trying to restore all my system data. I only use it to backup user apps and my memo pad.

You and me both. This was the first time I was able to get it to work properly, by only choosing the green colored apps/data. I might have just gotten lucky though.

 

[jwebste9]

What I did was delete data in titanium backup folder. Then ran backup alps and system data. Then did restore all apps and data. That fixed the market issue.

 

[Tari]

For what it's worth, I've found that you can actually repopulate your apps list through other apps (ie: Folder Organizer Lite) that generate lists of currently installed apps.

When those apps finish generating the list, which may take some time when it's all-but-empty to start with, the market list gets updated.