unable to install apps from play store while on T-Mobile network

[6tr6tr]

This just started occurring. I get the error:

"Feedly Google Reader News RSS" could not be downloaded due to an error. (Error retrieving information from server [RPC:S-5:AEC-0])


This happens for any app I try to download from Google Play Store.I restarted the phone, cleared data and cache and it still doesn't work!

 

[matt3]

In settings, log out of your Google account and then log back in. It fixed it for me last night.

 

[MongoosePanda]

This just started occurring. I get the error:

"Feedly Google Reader News RSS" could not be downloaded due to an error. (Error retrieving information from server [RPC:S-5:AEC-0])

This happens for any app I try to download from Google Play Store.I restarted the phone, cleared data and cache and it still doesn't work!

That happened to me recently also. I guess since I cleared out my Google Services to try and force my phone to get 4.3 it caused that same error code. I used kkeyte's solution to fix it.

Give thanks to kkeyte for his post http://forums.androidcentral.com/go...ror-solution-rpc-s-5-aec-0-a.html#post2328033

I've had the same with a Galaxy Nexus on 4.1.2. I think what caused it was my stopping the Google Services Framework and clearing the data so that I could do a proper, clean check to see if 4.2 was available (it wasn't) without doing a manual install.

I really didn't want to follow the guide above in deleting my account because it's the primary account and it would effectively reset the phone and mean a lot of work to get it back as it is.

I did fix it, however. What I did was the following:

- Create a new Google account with any name you choose. It's temporary, so pick anything
- Clear dada & cache for the Google Play Store
- Uninstall updates for Google Play Store, taking it back to the factory installed version (don't worry - you'll get the updates back)
- Start Google Play
- Select accounts and choose the new one you've just created
- Go to My Apps and pick (a free) one to update and update it. That should be successful
- Come out of Google Play
- Go into settings and delete the temporary Google account you just created
- Go back to Google Play and make sure that the account is set to your primary one
- Complete all updates

All should be well. But - it may be very different for you than it was for me. Anyway - this is all non-destructive, so it's easy and painless to try.

 

[quikric]

Many thanks to both kkeyte, and MongoosePanda for the heads up!
It worked like a charm!

 

[6tr6tr]

In settings, log out of your Google account and then log back in. It fixed it for me last night.

how do I log out my Google account? do you mean turn off all synced services?

 

[MongoosePanda]

Many thanks to both kkeyte, and MongoosePanda for the heads up!
It worked like a charm!

You're welcome

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[MongoosePanda]

how do I log out my Google account? do you mean turn off all synced services?

By log out I believe he means remove your account and re-add it again. And it should fix it, if not you might have to try the solution I posted.

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[agp101]

http://appslova.com/android-fix-rpc...pdating-or-installing-apps-google-play-store/

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