What are the steps on downloading play store on pc?

The Yalp Store is one of the best alternatives to Google Play Store. The store lets you download Apps from Google Play Store without actually using the Play Store. All you need is to download the App Store and browse for your favourite App. The Yalp Store will download the App from Google Server and also lets you download any updates if available.

The App Store is a functional replica of Play Store without any intervention by Google.
Features of Yalp Store

• Downloads the Apps from Google Server
• You can also download the updates for the Apps whenever a new version is released
• The App does n0t require any Google services for its functioning.
• If you wish you can log in to your Google Account or by default use a fake Yalp Account
• The App store design is very much simple. You will love it instantly.

You can either download the Yalp from Link above or else go for manual download for the latest version. (Read steps)

Step 1.Download and install the F-Droid Apk from the official page.
Step 2. Open the F-Droid App and let the App update the repository.
Step 3. Once the updates are complete, search for Yalp Store in the F-Droid.
Download and Install the Store.
Step 4.Open the Yalp Store and you will see a Pop-Up message "How would you like to log in to Google Play Store?"
Select 'With a fake Yalp Store account'
Step 5. Search for the App, update the Apps and install the Apps with ease.
Boom!You can download Apps from 'Play Store' without using Play Store. Thanks to Team - FDroid.

Okay, Follow these steps to fix out this issue:


METHOD 1: Re-installing the application
Step 1 - Go to the application that you got the error with.
Step 2 - Open that application download page on the Play store.
Step 3 - Uninstall it or even uninstall all the update (If the error came when you were updating the application).
Step 4 - Now you clear the task manager and try installing it once again. If the play store error 920 doesn't come then you have solved the problem and now wasn't that easy. So it's always best to try this step before doing anything else.


METHOD 2: Switching off and turning the wifi (cellular data) on Step 1 - To remove that load Just turn your wifi off and then turn your wifi on (the same goes with your cellular data).
Step 2 - Now after doing this go to your Play Store application and download the application that you were going to download. Now your Play Store Error 920 won't be bothering you anymore.

METHOD 3: Clearing the cache and data of Google Play Store Step 1 - Go to settings of your device.
Step 2 - Now find "Applications" option under the settings menu. Here you can find "Google Play Store" option. Open it.
Step 3 - Now, at the bottom, you can find "Clear Cache" option. Tap on it and your all cache will be cleared.


METHOD 4: Removing and adding back your Google account Step 1 - go to Settings of your Mobile.
Step 2- Now, find "Accounts" and then go to "Google Accounts".
Step 3 - In that section find the account you use for the play store or the account that you were using while the error came in. Once you tap on your specific account you'll find an option to remove the account. Tap on it.
Step 4 - Now you have successfully removed your account and after that re-add your account. After entering your email id and password and hence adding your account. Go back to the play store and find the application that you were downloading or updating when the error code 920 came in. Now re-install it or update it back again. This time you won't be faced with the play store error 920.

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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. 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.

3- 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.
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.

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

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