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Root Cannot download Root Explorer from Market

I purchased Root Explorer over a month ago, I had installed CM 7 and then updated it to the newest one from early September. I wanted to reinstall the root explorer now, but every time I try, I keep getting a Download of Root Explorer declined after I accept and download.

Anyone with any ideas?? I can download lots of other things, this is the only one where I have ever seen this error.
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Have you tried clearing the market cache and data? Settings > Applications > Manage applications > Market > Clear x
 
Have you tried clearing the market cache and data? Settings > Applications > Manage applications > Market > Clear x

Yes I have, did not work. Contacted the publisher, they gave me the link to contact Google itself to find out why it will not let me download.
 
I'm having the same problem. With both ROM Manager Premium and Root Explorer.
Worked fine last week.
I bricked my phone and just unbricked it.
Signed into Market with my regular account.
It let me download ROM Manager but get download errors on Premium and also Root Explorer. Been like this for about 30 minutes now even after rebooting.
Market on my computer has my phones greyed out.
 
Fixed it by using these instructions below. It fixed issue on my computer/market and also from phone!

Note that I had already cleared the "Market" cache and that didn't work.

Hey i had been searching a week for a solution to this problem and this worked for me
"SOLUTION:

NOTE: You WON'T lose all your installed apps if you do this (at least I didn't). However, if you clear the data for Settings, you will lose your preferences. Try doing it w/o clearing the data for settings, then if that fails do it again and clear the Settings data.

1. Go to Settings -> Applications -> Manage Applications
2. Press All (or Show All, etc.)
3. Clear Data for the following Apps (if data is clearable):

- Account and Sync Settings
- com.google.andriod.feedback
- Gmail (and Gmail Storage if it is there)
- Google Services Framework
- Google Voice
- Maps
- Market & Market Updater
- Network Location
- News and Weather
- Search
- Sound Recorder
- Talk
- TTS Service
- Voice Search
- VPN Services
- World Newspapers
- YouTube
- Settings (Settings will close when you clear its data)

I don't use the email client app (not the Gmail app but the one simply called 'Email'), so I don't know if you'll need to clear its data or not. If all else fails, try it (I imagine you'll lose any downloaded emails).

4. Clear the data for any apps associated with any of the above listed apps.
5. Clear the data for any other applications affiliated with Google or your Google account.
6. Clear the data for any applications that aren't uninstallable, i.e. 'built-in' applications.
7. Reboot and you're done. Google Talk should work correctly now.

I'm sure this is overkill. Some of these apps may not have anything to do with the problem but when I cleared the data for them and rebooted, Google Talk worked correctly. Also, I am using an Archos 70 IT so you might have some different requirements for this procedure on your phone/tablet. BTW I got the Google Talk error when I changed the password on my primary Google account.

Good luck!" via dumb_nobody on the xda-developers forum
Hope this helps, i was going insane and this finally worked. :)
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Wonder if that works for my phone disappearing from the PC version of the Market ahaha Shit just went POOF gone.
 
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