Cant install app in its default location error 20

If many apps are running, you may get a "not enough Memory" error message. You can close down some currently running apps and you might be able to install more. Then again, maybe it doesn't have enough memory for more apps. Just a thought.

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See about moving from onboard storage to the microSD card to clear up space.

not exactly sure - but some tablets designate internal stg for the operating system and built-in apps and data such as address book or contacts, the settings app, etc. the endeavor stg may be the remaining available for your apps, data and media. Some updaters require extra working room to update an app - look in your settings and see if you set a default location for the apps and media you install. Another thing you can try is to delete the app and then reinstall it from the play store, the reinstall should grab the latest version. It also looks like you can add memory via SD card - probably a micro SD - 16gb is fairly inexpensive. Insert the card then mount it - look in your settings to see if you can set it as your default location or if it is offered as a choice when attempt to install an app. Some operating systems only allow media such as music, photos and videos to be stored on SD card memory - if possible, do a google search for your tablet model to find a manual.

Are you using a storage card? If so, make sure it is the download default. The internal memory saves a large portion for random usage, so it will give you an error even though it shows space.

You can google how to make it your default for app install and file downloads depending on your version. ;)

How to install
The installation process is pretty simply, but there are a few options you'll have to check in your handset's menus before we begin. So here's a full step by step guide to access all that glorious Google Play content on your Android smartphone or tablet.
1- Firstly you'll need a copy of the official Google Play Store apk file to install on your device. You can download this on your PC and move it over to your handset or download it directly onto your handset, in which case it will appear in your download folder. Either way is fine.
The latest version of the Play Store is 4.4.12, which can be downloaded from here, along with any older versions.
The download listed here is cryptographically signed by Google, so it's safe to install and hasn't been tampered with or infected with malicious software. But be aware of downloading files from other less reputable sources.
2- You'll need to enable the installation of external apk files before you can install the Play Store file. This is done by checking the "unknown sources" box in your devices settings, which will allow you to install apps from unvetted sources, in other words from outside of the Play Store. This option can usually be found under settings > security, but may also appear under settings > applications on certain devices. You can always uncheck the box again after installing the Play Store.

Next you'll need to locate where the apk file is on your handset. As already stated, if you downloaded the file using your device it should appear in your download folder, which can usually be accessed from the app drawer. However, if you had to move the file on your handset from your PC via a USB cable, then you'll need to be able to navigate to wherever you put the file. The easiest way to do this is to either directly place the file in the download folder, or install a third party file explorer, such as ASTRO file manager, in order to locate the apk.
4- Once you've found the file, tap on it to get things started and a popup will appear asking you if you want to continue with the installation. If this isn't working, check that step 2 has been completed successfully.
5- Continue to click install, passing through the list of required permissions that the app requires. A loading bar will appear, once that's completed the app is installed.
All done, it's as simple as that. Now you're ready to launch the Google Play Store and begin downloading apps.


if this does not work, please reply with the exact error code

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Hi, its a software problem......it needs to be reloaded, I suggest to have it done by a proper technician.....

according to the sky help forums at http://helpforum.sky.com/t5/Using-Sky-Go/Sky-Go-Errors-5-7-amp-9-on-iPhone-iPad-amp-iPod-touch/td-p/208239/page/4

Try the following steps to resolve this issue:

1. Locate the Sky Go app on your Mobile device.
2. Hold down the icon until the app wobbles (You will see a White Circle with a Black Cross symbol, press on the cross to remove the app)
3. You will then be asked to confirm you wish to delete the app - Press Delete the Sky Go App will then be removed
4. Go back to the App Store and reinstall the Sky Go App. This can be found by searching for BSKYB
5. Access the Sky Go app again and you should be able to view content after you sign back in using your Sky ID & password.

Hope this helps

try to clear some cache files from your tablet pc.. check your tablets internal memory, then select the files you would like to transfer