After getting my Desire S back from repairs 2nd time in six months, I'm now having a new problem. I can sign into my google account. Email updates, Talk works and I can browse the apps in Play. But the 'download' (or for the apps that I installed in the past, the 'install') button is not working. I can read the comments on that app and see the screencaps but not download or install anything. The button doesn't even highlight.
Here's what I tried to solve it.
Another weird thing: When I first got this phone, I just switched it on and selected my carrier from the set-up list. That automatically configured mobile internet. This time however selecting my carrier did not configure internet. I had to manually set up an access point to get it to work. And a few days later my carrier sent me a text with "what to do when you didn't get your internet connection working" instructions. I have a feeling the two issues are related. Then again, same problem on wifi only.
Has anyone encountered this before? I'm at a loss...
Android 2.3.5 with HTC Sense 3.0
Here's what I tried to solve it.
- Clear Play cache under 'applications'
- Connect by wifi only
- Connect by mobile connection only
- Restore phone to factory settings (and format SD card)
- Then I initially get the old Android Market, where I have the same problem. After a few minutes it asks me to update to Play. Same problem there, of course.
- Install apps to my phone by using play.google.com on my regular pc. Nothing happened.
Another weird thing: When I first got this phone, I just switched it on and selected my carrier from the set-up list. That automatically configured mobile internet. This time however selecting my carrier did not configure internet. I had to manually set up an access point to get it to work. And a few days later my carrier sent me a text with "what to do when you didn't get your internet connection working" instructions. I have a feeling the two issues are related. Then again, same problem on wifi only.
Has anyone encountered this before? I'm at a loss...
Android 2.3.5 with HTC Sense 3.0
And what's even more frustrating is that I apparently need to download ROM Manager, from the marketplace so I can try out different ROMs to solve this issue.
