First go to Settings > Applications > Manage applications, and tap the Google Apps entry. Then tap 'Clear data', and tap 'OK' to confirm. This will delete your Google account details. To enter your account details go to Settings > Data synchronization > Google and you'll be prompted with the set up dialogue. Enter your account details and you're done.
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ive already done that. but still showing the same message.
what do u mean by partially set up? if the internet works on the browser,
shouldnt it work on connecting to the google server?
am i missing any other settings?
oh the other thing is o2 network said they did not have any internet settings on my phone so i just copied across my old phones settings over, maybe i missed something? but there are so many settings i am not sure what is needed
I bought my phone on the net from hong kong, it is unlocked,
does that make any difference?
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what do u mean by partially set up? if the internet works on the browser,
shouldnt it work on connecting to the google server?
am i missing any other settings?
My phone was also bought on the net and unlocked. During first setup I did'nt enter all my Google account data, after that it was impossible to connect to the Market, I always had the same message as you get.
If clearing all data under the Google sync menu doesn't work for you, I'd suggest a factory reset
ok i did another reset and now i can gt onto the market! brilliant
but now i can get onto youtube site but the videos wont play, just the circle thing going round in circle. both the proper site and using the built in app. when i try to sign in to my youtube account, it says not recognised!
I had a problem setting up my gmail account and using Android market. I did as was told here. I cleared all data from the gmail app by going into manage application option in settings. And then I tried logging in through the setup app in the menu. It worked. BTW, I use a HTC Wildfire S.
I face same problem . I have Samsung Galaxy 3 i5801 . as lluisanunez said , i chose the "manage apps option"from the list in settings and i read this "there are no third party apps installed on your phone" .
What is data synchronization ? I once came across this word in my Computers book , and never asked my sir about this . please help! i want to solve this problem before i start going to my school after my leave .
Wow, I probably just sat with my phone for 2 hours now trying to figure out what the heck it wouldn't connect to my google accounts - lluisanunez you are my savor!!! The happiness and relief I felt when it finally connected!!! THANK YOU!
Just tried to activate my Google account to go n android market and it kept on telling me there was a problem with my android device or the server, couldn't find any info so I just played about in settings. Go to settings, then to accounts and sync and activate the button to let apps talk in the backgroun (background data) came straight on.
Hope this helps someone
Just got a HTC for my girlfriend, same problem with google. Mainland China has restrictions on google, my guess is that the system we have on the phone is not from HK, but a Mainland one. I'm looking to re-install the europe version, but I'm not sure if it will support Chinese/work in China. Trying to find a HK system to install.
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