Установите микро g ошибка

It's a laptop that originally runs Windows 10 Operating System: Dual boot of Android x86_64 9.0 r2 with Windows 10 Android Version: 9.0 x86_64 r2 Vanced Manager Version: 2.1.0 Non-root option W...

@Scottify20

  • It’s a laptop that originally runs Windows 10
  • Operating System: Dual boot of Android x86_64 9.0 r2 with Windows 10
  • Android Version: 9.0 x86_64 r2
  • Vanced Manager Version: 2.1.0
  • Non-root option

Whenever i try to install MicroG it always shows «Error Downloading microg.apk»

I tried rebooting the device but it still shows the error

I also tried installing with the root option but it still shows the same error with both Youtube Vanced and Music.

@X1nto

Try clearing manager data

@Scottify20

@X1nto

If you have any firewalls, disable them

@Kyrex

  • Samsung Galaxy S10+ and Samsung Galaxy Tab S4
  • Operating System: Android
  • Android Version: 10
  • Vanced Manager Version: 2.1.0
  • Non-root option

I have the same issue since yesterday on two devices.

All of the apps seem like they lost internet connection (Manager/VancedYT/Music) so none of them work as of right now.
Manager shows all as Unavailable and cannot download or reinstall any of the apps.

Tried rebooting, clearing cache, different ISPs (Home and Work wifi), 4G LTE, Private VPN to three different countries. Nothing is working on both devices.

@X1nto

  • Samsung Galaxy S10+ and Samsung Galaxy Tab S4
  • Operating System: Android
  • Android Version: 10
  • Vanced Manager Version: 2.1.0
  • Non-root option

I have the same issue since yesterday on two devices.

All of the apps seem like they lost internet connection (Manager/VancedYT/Music) so none of them work as of right now.
Manager shows all as Unavailable and cannot download or reinstall any of the apps.

Tried rebooting, clearing cache, different ISPs (Home and Work wifi), 4G LTE, Private VPN to three different countries. Nothing is working on both devices.

Clearing cache won’t help, you should clear whole data. Check if that works

@wrenhal

I am on a Motorola zForce 2 running Android 8. I previously was running version 2.0.2 of manager nonroot.
I referenced a push that said if you were running below version 2.2.1 to manually update from the web. I went into the app and everything said «unavailable» for «latest».
So I updated. Everything is still that way and nothing installs. Just says «error downloading xxx.apk». Version of manager now shows as 2.2.1(rootedfirebase) even though I selected nonroot in the setup.
Did a force stop, cleared data, uninstalled, reinstalled. Same thing. I have Blokada installed and I even set the app to bypass and turned it off. My vanced app does still work also.
I did.

@khaoskosmos

Same problem on OnePlus 7 pro. Android 10.

Clearing cache, data, uninstalling, reinstall, clear again… No difference.

@stefanseeger

I had the same problem. It seems to be a problem with the file hosting. After changing nothing it just works again now.

@DarkendShadows

Yep, same problem also on a OnePlus 7 Pro, mine is on the Android 11 Open Beta.
All options give a «Unavailable» or «Error Downloading (put apk name here).apk»

Vanced Manager Version: 2.2.1

@khaoskosmos

There’s solutions on the discord. Has nothing to do with clearing data etc. You have to enable dev mode in vanced manager and paste another url.

The host is down.

@X1nto

I am on a Motorola zForce 2 running Android 8. I previously was running version 2.0.2 of manager nonroot.
I referenced a push that said if you were running below version 2.2.1 to manually update from the web. I went into the app and everything said «unavailable» for «latest».
So I updated. Everything is still that way and nothing installs. Just says «error downloading xxx.apk». Version of manager now shows as 2.2.1(rootedfirebase) even though I selected nonroot in the setup.
Did a force stop, cleared data, uninstalled, reinstalled. Same thing. I have Blokada installed and I even set the app to bypass and turned it off. My vanced app does still work also.
I did.

Rooted firebase is the codename, it doesn’t indicate if app is running in root mode or not 😑

@ghost

The website is down almost 24/7 that could be a problem…

@KevinX8

@ghost

@willlgp

@GMHR

@wrenhal

@X1nto

@fishcu

@X1nto I still get the error that the apk (in my case «dark.apk» is the first one) cannot be downloaded with manager 2.4.0 and android x86.

@X1nto

I’m pretty sure it’s not architecture related but rather related to your internet, probably DNS poisoning or something like that

@X1nto

@fishcu @Scottify20 if you still have problems, please consider using manager’s built in Log menu and sending logs here (click the save button and send the latest log from /data/Android/com.vanced.manager/logs

@Arsen8349

I on Redmi note 5 and vanced manager keep saying when I try download microg that it dont have presmission but i gave them to it(reinstalled around 5 times and cleared data 3 times, didnt work)

@fendis0709

I used Redmi with MIUI and I managed to fix the issue.
Here’s what I have done to fixes this issue:

  • Go to Setting, select Manage Apps, and Enable «Storage Access» for Vanced Manager App
  • Enable your Developer Options by tapping several times in your Android Version Info
  • Go to Settings, select Developer Options, and turn off «MIUI Optimization» (Bottom of menu).
  • Try update / reinstall again in Vanced App Manager
  • If it’s still not working, try install VPN. I used Intra DNS Encrypt (Available on Play Store).

By the way, I don’t think removing cache or data could fix this issue, since the issue belongs to Android System, not the Vanced App.
Hope it helps.

@X1nto

@missiah

Vanced Manager: 2.6.0
Android: 7.1.2 (nonroot)

For YT, YT Music & microG i always get download error.
I cannot manually add storage permission because the Manager did not ask for it once. https://imgur.com/a/A7odfhl

Internet working 100% on everything else.

Help!

@gghhkm

Vanced Manager: 2.6.0
Android: 7.1.2 (nonroot)

For YT, YT Music & microG i always get download error.
I cannot manually add storage permission because the Manager did not ask for it once. https://imgur.com/a/A7odfhl

Internet working 100% on everything else.

Help!

Manager doesn’t need storage permission, it does everything in local app storage not the shared storage.
Go to the Official Discord for troubleshooting.

@X1nto

If you are using google dns that might be a problem because when I myself used google dns it blocked downloading. Make sure you’re not using any dns or switch to cloudflare if you insist on using one. Switching to cloudflare will also resolve problem for those who aren’t using dns at all but are still getting errors.

@missiah

I am using google dns, will switch to cloudflare and will report back soon.

@missiah

Switching the DNS to Cloudflare did not help :(

@clawsl

For anyone facing the download errors — I had a similar issue today, where it seemed VancedManager didn’t have any file access permissions on my older rooted android 8 phone. What helped was the following for the non root app (the root app can’t be installed this way, but non root is totally fine for me):

  1. Install Micro G manually from https://github.com/YTVanced/VancedMicroG/releases (the apk is listed under assets and you need to enable «unknown sources» in settings)
  2. Installl SAI Split APK Installer from the Playstore — this app will be needed for combining the apks later
  3. Download the latest 3 apk files from code mirror
    • Architecture apk — https://mirror.codebucket.de/vanced/api/beta/apks/v16.16.38/nonroot/Arch/ contains the architecture apks (e.g. split_config.armeabi_v7a.apk is for arm32 and split_config.arm64_v8a.apk for arm64)
    • Language https://mirror.codebucket.de/vanced/api/beta/apks/v16.16.38/nonroot/Language/split_config.en.apk
    • Theme apk https://mirror.codebucket.de/vanced/api/beta/apks/v16.16.38/nonroot/Theme/dark.apk (or black.apk if you prefer that)
  4. Open SAI, click Install APKs and select the 3 apks you downloaded in 3. for installation
  5. Don’t forget to contribute a bit to the maintenance of the code mirror server (this small contribution goes to David, who hosts the files and not to me.)
  6. Enjoy your new Vanced version ;)

@Scottify20

  • It’s a laptop that originally runs Windows 10
  • Operating System: Dual boot of Android x86_64 9.0 r2 with Windows 10
  • Android Version: 9.0 x86_64 r2
  • Vanced Manager Version: 2.1.0
  • Non-root option

Whenever i try to install MicroG it always shows «Error Downloading microg.apk»

I tried rebooting the device but it still shows the error

I also tried installing with the root option but it still shows the same error with both Youtube Vanced and Music.

@X1nto

Try clearing manager data

@Scottify20

@X1nto

If you have any firewalls, disable them

@Kyrex

  • Samsung Galaxy S10+ and Samsung Galaxy Tab S4
  • Operating System: Android
  • Android Version: 10
  • Vanced Manager Version: 2.1.0
  • Non-root option

I have the same issue since yesterday on two devices.

All of the apps seem like they lost internet connection (Manager/VancedYT/Music) so none of them work as of right now.
Manager shows all as Unavailable and cannot download or reinstall any of the apps.

Tried rebooting, clearing cache, different ISPs (Home and Work wifi), 4G LTE, Private VPN to three different countries. Nothing is working on both devices.

@X1nto

  • Samsung Galaxy S10+ and Samsung Galaxy Tab S4
  • Operating System: Android
  • Android Version: 10
  • Vanced Manager Version: 2.1.0
  • Non-root option

I have the same issue since yesterday on two devices.

All of the apps seem like they lost internet connection (Manager/VancedYT/Music) so none of them work as of right now.
Manager shows all as Unavailable and cannot download or reinstall any of the apps.

Tried rebooting, clearing cache, different ISPs (Home and Work wifi), 4G LTE, Private VPN to three different countries. Nothing is working on both devices.

Clearing cache won’t help, you should clear whole data. Check if that works

@wrenhal

I am on a Motorola zForce 2 running Android 8. I previously was running version 2.0.2 of manager nonroot.
I referenced a push that said if you were running below version 2.2.1 to manually update from the web. I went into the app and everything said «unavailable» for «latest».
So I updated. Everything is still that way and nothing installs. Just says «error downloading xxx.apk». Version of manager now shows as 2.2.1(rootedfirebase) even though I selected nonroot in the setup.
Did a force stop, cleared data, uninstalled, reinstalled. Same thing. I have Blokada installed and I even set the app to bypass and turned it off. My vanced app does still work also.
I did.

@khaoskosmos

Same problem on OnePlus 7 pro. Android 10.

Clearing cache, data, uninstalling, reinstall, clear again… No difference.

@stefanseeger

I had the same problem. It seems to be a problem with the file hosting. After changing nothing it just works again now.

@DarkendShadows

Yep, same problem also on a OnePlus 7 Pro, mine is on the Android 11 Open Beta.
All options give a «Unavailable» or «Error Downloading (put apk name here).apk»

Vanced Manager Version: 2.2.1

@khaoskosmos

There’s solutions on the discord. Has nothing to do with clearing data etc. You have to enable dev mode in vanced manager and paste another url.

The host is down.

@X1nto

I am on a Motorola zForce 2 running Android 8. I previously was running version 2.0.2 of manager nonroot.
I referenced a push that said if you were running below version 2.2.1 to manually update from the web. I went into the app and everything said «unavailable» for «latest».
So I updated. Everything is still that way and nothing installs. Just says «error downloading xxx.apk». Version of manager now shows as 2.2.1(rootedfirebase) even though I selected nonroot in the setup.
Did a force stop, cleared data, uninstalled, reinstalled. Same thing. I have Blokada installed and I even set the app to bypass and turned it off. My vanced app does still work also.
I did.

Rooted firebase is the codename, it doesn’t indicate if app is running in root mode or not 😑

@ghost

The website is down almost 24/7 that could be a problem…

@KevinX8

@ghost

@willlgp

@GMHR

@wrenhal

@X1nto

@fishcu

@X1nto I still get the error that the apk (in my case «dark.apk» is the first one) cannot be downloaded with manager 2.4.0 and android x86.

@X1nto

I’m pretty sure it’s not architecture related but rather related to your internet, probably DNS poisoning or something like that

@X1nto

@fishcu @Scottify20 if you still have problems, please consider using manager’s built in Log menu and sending logs here (click the save button and send the latest log from /data/Android/com.vanced.manager/logs

@Arsen8349

I on Redmi note 5 and vanced manager keep saying when I try download microg that it dont have presmission but i gave them to it(reinstalled around 5 times and cleared data 3 times, didnt work)

@fendis0709

I used Redmi with MIUI and I managed to fix the issue.
Here’s what I have done to fixes this issue:

  • Go to Setting, select Manage Apps, and Enable «Storage Access» for Vanced Manager App
  • Enable your Developer Options by tapping several times in your Android Version Info
  • Go to Settings, select Developer Options, and turn off «MIUI Optimization» (Bottom of menu).
  • Try update / reinstall again in Vanced App Manager
  • If it’s still not working, try install VPN. I used Intra DNS Encrypt (Available on Play Store).

By the way, I don’t think removing cache or data could fix this issue, since the issue belongs to Android System, not the Vanced App.
Hope it helps.

@X1nto

@missiah

Vanced Manager: 2.6.0
Android: 7.1.2 (nonroot)

For YT, YT Music & microG i always get download error.
I cannot manually add storage permission because the Manager did not ask for it once. https://imgur.com/a/A7odfhl

Internet working 100% on everything else.

Help!

@gghhkm

Vanced Manager: 2.6.0
Android: 7.1.2 (nonroot)

For YT, YT Music & microG i always get download error.
I cannot manually add storage permission because the Manager did not ask for it once. https://imgur.com/a/A7odfhl

Internet working 100% on everything else.

Help!

Manager doesn’t need storage permission, it does everything in local app storage not the shared storage.
Go to the Official Discord for troubleshooting.

@X1nto

If you are using google dns that might be a problem because when I myself used google dns it blocked downloading. Make sure you’re not using any dns or switch to cloudflare if you insist on using one. Switching to cloudflare will also resolve problem for those who aren’t using dns at all but are still getting errors.

@missiah

I am using google dns, will switch to cloudflare and will report back soon.

@missiah

Switching the DNS to Cloudflare did not help :(

@clawsl

For anyone facing the download errors — I had a similar issue today, where it seemed VancedManager didn’t have any file access permissions on my older rooted android 8 phone. What helped was the following for the non root app (the root app can’t be installed this way, but non root is totally fine for me):

  1. Install Micro G manually from https://github.com/YTVanced/VancedMicroG/releases (the apk is listed under assets and you need to enable «unknown sources» in settings)
  2. Installl SAI Split APK Installer from the Playstore — this app will be needed for combining the apks later
  3. Download the latest 3 apk files from code mirror
    • Architecture apk — https://mirror.codebucket.de/vanced/api/beta/apks/v16.16.38/nonroot/Arch/ contains the architecture apks (e.g. split_config.armeabi_v7a.apk is for arm32 and split_config.arm64_v8a.apk for arm64)
    • Language https://mirror.codebucket.de/vanced/api/beta/apks/v16.16.38/nonroot/Language/split_config.en.apk
    • Theme apk https://mirror.codebucket.de/vanced/api/beta/apks/v16.16.38/nonroot/Theme/dark.apk (or black.apk if you prefer that)
  4. Open SAI, click Install APKs and select the 3 apks you downloaded in 3. for installation
  5. Don’t forget to contribute a bit to the maintenance of the code mirror server (this small contribution goes to David, who hosts the files and not to me.)
  6. Enjoy your new Vanced version ;)

I understand the title sounds very basic. But I could not think of a way to describe my question in a short title. My question sort of comes in two parts. 1. Do I actually need to install microg and 2. Now that I have upgraded from LineageOS 17 with microg to LineageOS 18 without microg (by mistake), are there any gotchya’s and clarify some instructions from microg’s official instructions.

Device is OnePlus 7 Pro, in case it matters. My particular case is, I recently upgraded from LOS 17 with microg to LOS 18 without microg by mistake. What I mean by that is, I’m still very green when it comes to flashing ROM’s and other android development. I was more nervous about bricking my phone, I was following Lineage’s upgrade instructions to the tee. Here is my mistake. I used Lineage’s upgrade instructions link to the img to download and flash, and not microg’s img download like I should have.

At first, I honestly didn’t notice the difference at all. Microg’s settings app was still installed, most apps seemed to work. They popped up a warning or notification about not being able to work without google play services, but allowed me to hit «Ok» and continue to use the app.

Just the other day, Lineage pushed out an OTA update, and I updated, then that changed. Now I can’t use those apps at all anymore at all. They instantly close. So I went to searching for my issue, and basically it lead me to realize, I installed the LOS without microg. So I read their instructions to get an idea of what I should have done. Now I have questions.

Question 1: The symptoms I’m describing, I do actually need to re-flash the microg img even though I have the microg settings app installed. Correct? I think the answer is «Yes«. I just want to see if anyone can confirm this or tell me maybe another or better way, since I’m dealing with a non-typical issue.

Question 2: If question 1 is «Yes» and I do need to re-flash with the microg lineage img. Then it’s really a series of questions clarifying microg’s installation instructions. Because I’m a newbie and don’t understand everything as a more experienced android dev would.

  • Do I or should I uninstall the microg settings app first?
  • Since I just OTA updated, I think according to microg’s install instructions, I need to wait for another release before trying to flash the microg lineage img, correct? Or would rolling back a version be a better option?
  • In their «Migration from LineageOS» section, I noticed that they mentioned «…you can’t directely flash our ROM on top of the official LineageOS while keeping your data…». So I can’t keep my personal data, or installed apps, pictures, music, etc? Is this correct? If so, is there any way to back it up, and re-install after I re-flash the microg img?
  • In their install docs, they also say «If you have installed unofficial builds of», and in that list, I think I have almost all of them. But I don’t think they are «unofficial». F-Droid should be from their github, and all the rest I think were installed from my last microg installation prior to the upgrade I just made. I honestly don’t know if they technically still installed or not given my apps crashing which need google play services. As I mentioned the microg settings app is still there. I don’t even know how to verify this. I will say, after having these troubles and poking around, I have noticed that they mention in the «Post-install» section that by default MozillaNlpBackend and NominatimNlpBackend are both plugins which are installed by default. And «If you want to use these plugins, go to microG Settings -> UnifiedNlp Settings, configure and enable both». Even though I have the mocroG settings app installed. That «UnifiedNlp Settings» is just not there in mine.

So what do you guys think? Does it sound like this is my issue? That I don’t have microg installed even though the settings app is there? And are there any special things I need to do before trying to re-flash the microg lineage img?

I understand the title sounds very basic. But I could not think of a way to describe my question in a short title. My question sort of comes in two parts. 1. Do I actually need to install microg and 2. Now that I have upgraded from LineageOS 17 with microg to LineageOS 18 without microg (by mistake), are there any gotchya’s and clarify some instructions from microg’s official instructions.

Device is OnePlus 7 Pro, in case it matters. My particular case is, I recently upgraded from LOS 17 with microg to LOS 18 without microg by mistake. What I mean by that is, I’m still very green when it comes to flashing ROM’s and other android development. I was more nervous about bricking my phone, I was following Lineage’s upgrade instructions to the tee. Here is my mistake. I used Lineage’s upgrade instructions link to the img to download and flash, and not microg’s img download like I should have.

At first, I honestly didn’t notice the difference at all. Microg’s settings app was still installed, most apps seemed to work. They popped up a warning or notification about not being able to work without google play services, but allowed me to hit «Ok» and continue to use the app.

Just the other day, Lineage pushed out an OTA update, and I updated, then that changed. Now I can’t use those apps at all anymore at all. They instantly close. So I went to searching for my issue, and basically it lead me to realize, I installed the LOS without microg. So I read their instructions to get an idea of what I should have done. Now I have questions.

Question 1: The symptoms I’m describing, I do actually need to re-flash the microg img even though I have the microg settings app installed. Correct? I think the answer is «Yes«. I just want to see if anyone can confirm this or tell me maybe another or better way, since I’m dealing with a non-typical issue.

Question 2: If question 1 is «Yes» and I do need to re-flash with the microg lineage img. Then it’s really a series of questions clarifying microg’s installation instructions. Because I’m a newbie and don’t understand everything as a more experienced android dev would.

  • Do I or should I uninstall the microg settings app first?
  • Since I just OTA updated, I think according to microg’s install instructions, I need to wait for another release before trying to flash the microg lineage img, correct? Or would rolling back a version be a better option?
  • In their «Migration from LineageOS» section, I noticed that they mentioned «…you can’t directely flash our ROM on top of the official LineageOS while keeping your data…». So I can’t keep my personal data, or installed apps, pictures, music, etc? Is this correct? If so, is there any way to back it up, and re-install after I re-flash the microg img?
  • In their install docs, they also say «If you have installed unofficial builds of», and in that list, I think I have almost all of them. But I don’t think they are «unofficial». F-Droid should be from their github, and all the rest I think were installed from my last microg installation prior to the upgrade I just made. I honestly don’t know if they technically still installed or not given my apps crashing which need google play services. As I mentioned the microg settings app is still there. I don’t even know how to verify this. I will say, after having these troubles and poking around, I have noticed that they mention in the «Post-install» section that by default MozillaNlpBackend and NominatimNlpBackend are both plugins which are installed by default. And «If you want to use these plugins, go to microG Settings -> UnifiedNlp Settings, configure and enable both». Even though I have the mocroG settings app installed. That «UnifiedNlp Settings» is just not there in mine.

So what do you guys think? Does it sound like this is my issue? That I don’t have microg installed even though the settings app is there? And are there any special things I need to do before trying to re-flash the microg lineage img?

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1) Активировать только два первых патча андроида в Lucky Patcher и удалить стоковый ютуб
2) установить SAI (Split APKs Installer), выдать ему root права, включить в нём опцию «Использовать root» и обязательно выключить «Подписывать APKs»
3) установить .apks через SAI
4) отключить обновления в маркете

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  2. Начните установку с помощью ES Проводник или подобного менеджера файлов (обычно загруженные файлы хранятся в папке Download).
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