momerath

I just got the upgrade to my system that is supposed to allow me to install Flash from the market. After it downloads, the installation fails with the message: "Package file was not signed correctly." I see comments from other Droid users that look as if theirs installed (although I am not certain that they are Motorola Droids). What can I do next?

johnlgalt

Reboot the device, then wait up to 6 hours for the market to figure out that your phone is working correctly with the correct OS on it.

You could try clearing the data from the Market app, but that might have unwanted side effects - and you could try a factory reset, but that means you'll have to set everything up again.

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momerath

I tried this and still got the same message.

johnlgalt

Whoops - I originally read that to mean that you could not get Flash to install - you're saying that the update is failing?

Check out this thread: [How-To] Force the Official Android 2.2 Froyo Update for the Motrola Droid (FRG22D | Update 2 of 2)

momerath

My apologies: I phrased my original post unclearly. The update apparently went fine. It is Flash in the Android Market that is giving me trouble.