What do I do if my google play store app is saying server error?

Go to Settings > Apps > All > Google Play Store, tap Clear Cache and tap Clear Data. Method 3: Navigate to Settings > Accounts > Google > Gmail Accounts and delete your account. Then, clear cache and data, restart your phone, and once you are done, add your account again.

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Play Store won't load or download apps - Google Play Help

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GoogleIf you're having trouble loading the Google Play Store or downloading apps and ...[RPC:S-7:AEC-0]"; "AppName could not be downloaded due to an error. (927) ...

Google Play Store not working? Here's what you can do ...

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Dec 19, 2015 - Whether the problem is an error message when downloading apps, or that the Play Store simply won't open, we have the solutions. Here's ...

iPhone & iPad apps stuck waiting, not downloading

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Tablet Reset

Try going Settings>Accounts>Google> Tap your account> Three dots in the upper right (or press menu button) "Remove Account" ... then read your account .. then if you want, clear Play store cache and data and try it

We had the same problem with this exact tablet: fortunately, I found a video that showed how to correct this error - -
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uv8d-nl04qI

Basically, you enter Settings;
Delete your Google account information;
Enter Apps, go to All Apps, and delete data in the following THREE places:
Download Manager
Google Play Store
Google System Services

Then, you re-enter your Google account information.
It worked for us, I hope it works for you, too.

Fixing RPC:S-5:AEC-0 Google Play Store Error

The Google Play / Android Market error retrieving information from server RPC:S-5:AEC-0 error message can be a bit of a pain, the RPC:S-5:AEC-0 error just randomly appeared on my tablet after it upgraded to a newer version of Android. However this is how i managed to fix the RPC:S-5:AEC-0 error with ease.

1. Load the Settings app, click apps, then select "All"
2. Next in the all apps view find the "Google Play Store" and click on it
3. Now click "Clear Cache" (Not Data), then Force Stop.
4. Next in the same app list find "Google Service Framework"
5. Click clear data (Not Cache), then Force Stop
6. Switch off the phone or tablet and turn it back on
7. You should be able to download and update apps from the Google Play store once more.

Enjoy no more RPC:S-5:AEC-0 errors when downloading or updating apps.
Or Simply Go to settings/app.manager/all
Delete data + cache :
Google Play Store
Google Play-services
Google Services Framework
Hangouts
Market-feedback agent (important)
Then delete google-account(data/system/user/0/ fine the accounts.db file and cut and paste it somewhere else)
Restart the phone and then re-add google-account( paste your accounts.db file earlier to it's original location).
p/s~Your device need to be rooted to remove/delete google account without a factory reset.

enjoy and have a good day :)

If your application has stalled at "Starting download," please use the following troubleshooting steps to help complete your download:

• Restart your device, then try downloading the app again.
• Confirm there is connectivity to either wireless or cellular networks on your device, and contact your service provider if you aren't connected.
• Try your download(s) using both wireless and cellular network connections, and ensure firewalls aren't blocking access to ports required for Google Play (TCP and UDP 5228).
• Make sure you've cleared the cache and data of both the Google Play store app and the download manager. Here's how:
  1. Visit Settings > Apps on your device
  2. View All apps
  3. Select the Google Play store app, and then tap Clear data and Clear cache.
  4. Then, select Download manager and tap Clear data and Clear cache.