[SOLUTION] Market Webstore

[jroc]

EarlyMon....U Da Man, Mon!!!

Fixed my problem. Thanks. It sees my phone, I still nothing downloads...one step at a time ..

 

[EarlyMon]

Hmmmm - okey dokey - let me see if I can track down that part...

 

[wenglish]

The solution is not working for me unfortunately. In my case I'm using a newly-created (about 2 hours ago) Gmail account (not Google Apps) and I am trying to get a new (received yesterday) MyTouch 4G to be recognized. I downloaded a free app using the Market on the phone (in case that would kick-start it), but https://market.android.com/account continues to say "There are no Android devices associated with this account".

This doesn't make me feel very comfortable about using Google products, given the total lack of response from Google in the Market forum.

 

[EarlyMon]

Welcome to the forums!

And you followed the steps in my previous post?

Hmmmm - okey dokey - let me see if I can track down that part...

jroc - I found one guy who said just having his way with it by doing 4 reboots cured it. Kinda suggests that maybe a battery pull will be worth a shot.

Also - I've noticed they've gone back to recommending Talk log-in for it to work...

 

[Steven58]

SOLUTION TO THE MISSING DEVICE ISSUE FOUND!

• Log on to http://market.android.com
• Click on My Account
  

It didn't work. I tried clicking onto "your account" and I couldn't get in!!

(Steven runs)

Actually, it did work. Thanks to you and Kelmar.

 

[nycebo]

Meanwhile, this morning, the web market is now showing the correct apps that I have downloaded, and NOT all the apps that I downloaded and uninstalled. So, it seems that they are slowly resolving issues. Mind you, I still had to do a restore so I wouldn't know if their changes fixed the issue for me in the first place.

 

[Merlin1]

Is anybody esle getting a wierd navigation, blocked page after trying to sign in. something about the security certificate is for a different site.

 

[EarlyMon]

Yep, everyone is (depending on browser settings). They crosswired the name Android with Google. It's safe to continue from that warning.

 

[dibs ODDJOB]

So the fix did not work for me. Also of interest, Fast Web Installer (via AppBrain) doesn't work for me either, even though they just turned it back on and it used to work for me. I'd suggest people try that if they have market issues, maybe that will work for you.

Rooted, thinking about switching ROMS.

 

[wenglish]

Welcome to the forums!

And you followed the steps in my previous post?
...

I did.

The Market is now showing all my devices, but it took several hours for each device to show up. I waited for each device to show up before starting on the next, because they are all the same model phone using the same Google account and I wanted to be able to name them (don't wan't to download something inappropriate to the kid's phone)

And the device listing still isn't fully populated - one is missing the maker and model, another is missing the carrier.

But it is (so far) accurately showing my downloads (all three of them so far).

Mike

 

[Don S]

I am having continual issues getting to the site at all from Google Chrome browser only. It's so odd. I have no issues using IE or Firefox, but Chrome still has some odd cert errors. All day today I get a error "Error 200 (net::ERR_CERT_COMMON_NAME_INVALID): Unknown error." By the way I have tried http and https, same results, page won't load.

Again no problems from IE or Firefox. Anyone else seeing this in Chrome browser?

 

[Don S]

As a FYI if anyone is having the issue that I was above with Google Chrome browser I found a fix:

In Chrome, go in Options, Advanced Options and unselect "Use SSL 2.0" and it works. Very odd. Of course be aware you did this if you use other sites that requires SSL 2.0

 

[BudDroid]

IE gives me the security certificate error when I try to log in to Android Market. Ideas?

 

[EarlyMon]

They cross-wired the name Google with Android in the certificate, it's safe to proceed.

See post above yours if you're using Chrome.

 

[BudDroid]

They cross-wired the name Google with Android in the certificate, it's safe to proceed.

See post above yours if you're using Chrome.

Tried that. Didn't seem to proceed. I saw a lot of incoming internet traffic, but never got the next page. Killed IE. Guess I'll try again sometime.

 

[Merlin1]

I am still wondering if we pay for a app or game if we download then uninstall if we can redownload for free. Im a little worried about going through google checkout as it is if we cant download and uninstall when we want i dont know about paid apps for me.

 

[chrlswltrs]

I am still wondering if we pay for a app or game if we download then uninstall if we can redownload for free. Im a little worried about going through google checkout as it is if we cant download and uninstall when we want i dont know about paid apps for me.

Once you pay for it you can uninstall and reinstall it as many times as you want on whatever phone(s) is associated with your google account.

 

[BudDroid]

They cross-wired the name Google with Android in the certificate, it's safe to proceed.

See post above yours if you're using Chrome.

OK, so I told IE to ignore, but it's still screaming bloody murder. Meanwhile, my wife's PC doesn't get the security certificate error, although she's on IE8 and I'm on IE7.

Seems really odd that Google would let a problem like that stay in place for more than a handful of hours. It's been over a week since I could access the Market without the certificate message.

 

[EarlyMon]

Agreed, incredibly sloppy for a software company.