How do i clear downloads. - Dragon Touch Touch R10 10.1 Google Android 4.1 Dual Core Tablet MID PC, Rockchip RK3066 Dual Core Cortex A9 CPU up to 1.6GHz, 1Gb RAM, 8Gb HDD, Multi-Touch Screen, Front Camera Rear Camera, Google Play Pre-Installed, HDMI

If you cant reset your phone normally try hard resetting it.

1. First of all, download the "cleardata.zip". You can get it from support.asus.com (e.g. Asus clear zip )
2. Afterwards unzip it to your MicroSD card.
3. In order to turn the device off press the Power button for a short while.
4. First of all, download the "cleardata.zip". You can get it from support.asus.com (e.g. Asus clear zip )
5. Afterwards unzip it to your MicroSD card.
6. In order to turn the device off press the Power button for a short while.
7. Select Clear User Data using the Volume buttons to navigate and Power key to select.
8. When "Please remove installation media!" inforamtion appears on the screen remove the microSD card from your device.
9. Success! The hard reset has just been performed.

If this doesn't work use the link below
ASUS ME176C Memo Pad 7 How to Hard Reset my phone HardReset info

Try to clear the cache of your games or clear data of your games at settings>>downloaded>>look for your games..tap open>tap clear data..if this is a downloaded app..but if not try to check the main app where this app is connected to.

I suggest that you troubleshoot first, instead of a hard reset. Factory reset is within settings.
If any google app won't download nor install, it's probably because your google services are not updated or is corrupted. Try the next steps before factory reset.
1. Go to settings, scroll down to app.
2. From here search for PlayStore and tap it.
3. Tap Clear Cache and Clear data.
4. Go Back.
5. Search now for Google services, this one is not under the download tab, which you can notice at the top of the screen, instead got to All and scroll down until you find it.
6. Tap Clear Cache and Clear data if available.
7. Reboot phone or tablet.
Most of the time this procedure do work, some people also opt to remove the google account and sign in after the reboot.
After the boot, open the PlayStore, accept the agreement and try to download anything from the PlayStore that is compatible with your tablet. Also, just to be sure, go to settings, security, look for Unknown Sources and enable it. This feature allow you to install any apk file that is not from the PlayStore.

1) download an app called Clear Master

2) Clear all Junk and make space

3 Move to the ext memory the apps that are space intensive

Enjoy

download an app called cleanmaster. it will encourage you clear unused apps or downloads takIng up memory.

Assuming you are having downloads hang. Go into settings > Application Manager > Play store. Clear the data and cache and restart the play store application. "Force Stop" and try downloading again.

Sometimes the store app gets hung up. Go into Settings > Application or Application Manager. Locate your store app. Usually Play Store. Tab it and clear the data and cache. Restart the tablet and try downloading again.

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.

Start by going into settings > Apps. Locate your application used to download/install, typically it will be the Play Store. tab on it and clear the cache, then force stop the application. This should clear out any bad data.

There are a few reasons why you would get a 912 error when downloading apps.

• Downloading apps directly to an SD card
• Play Store (app store) needs to be updated
• Bad cache

The following methods could help solve the problem
Clear Cache and Reboot

• Go to Setting >> Go to Application Setting (In some devices application setting is named as apps).
• Go to, All the apps > >Find the Google Play Store >> Clear Data and Cache
• Once you have clear everything, Next you need to Force Stop the application
• Also, try to clear Cache and data of Download Manager and Google Service Framework.
• Now, Restart your device and try to download the app.

Unmount SD Card

• Go to Setting >> Storage >> Scroll down and select "Unmount SD card"
• Open Google Play Store >> Download the app again that was giving you the error message
• After successful installation, Go back to Settings >> Storage >> tap on "mount SD card"
• If above steps didn't work, also try removing your SD card before installing.

Move app to phone

• Go to Settings >> Go to Apps >> Select, All the apps
• Scroll down and select the app that was giving you the error during update
• Select "Move to phone"
• Open Google Play Store and update the app
• After successful installation, you can move the app back to SD card