How to get Google play store to work it keeps shutting down

Hi until you're WiFi problem is solved u can't access Google play ...try another WiFi to check if it's the tablet at fault or WiFi....cheers

Hi John,

Try this...

Go to Settings menu->Scroll to Applications->Manage applications->Open All tab->Scroll down an find Google Play store->Click Open play store->Clear data, clear cache and uninstall updates.

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Google
(Google play store application)
and download it

Did you try shutting it down or re booting it? It may just work.

Try to uninstall updates of play store.. Settings>apps>Google play store>uninstall updates..

With Google Play store sometimes updates don't go as planned when it updates the actual app that is used to download other items to your phone. Best way to fix this is to go to [Apps] --> [Settings] --> [Apps or Application Manager] Choose [All] from the tabs to choose. Then scroll down till you find [Google Play or Play Store] From here you can click on it and then choose "Uninstall Updates" after this is completed you should be able open play store again like normal, select Yes to the terms and conditions and then be back up and running again.

Clear the Play Store cache. The Google Play Store app on your Android device stores some cache data on your device which could be one of the reasons why you are not able to connect to Google servers using the app and keep getting the "No connection - Retry" error message. How to fix it? Read the quick and easy steps below:

• Go to Settings > Apps.
• Scroll to All apps and then scroll down to "Google Play Store" app.
• Open the app details and tap on the "Force stop" button.
• Then, tap on the "Clear cache" button.

That's it. Now start the Google Play Store app on your phone / tablet and it should load and work absolutely fine!