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If your device’s Google Play Store is outdated, its incompatibility with its OS modules could lead to this error.
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Update the Google Play Store to its Latest Build
Once installed, restart your device, and upon restart, check if the Google Play Store is clear of the DF-DFERH-01Ĥ. #BLUESTACKS POKEMON GO WONT LOGIN TO GOOGLE ANDROID#
Check for Updates in the Android Settings
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If an Android update is available, download and install the update. Tap on System Update in the Android Settings Now open System Update and afterward, tap on Check for Updates. Launch Settings of your phone and select About Phone. Also, ensure your phone is fully charged and, preferably, connected to Wi-Fi. Although the process is generally safe, creating a backup of your Android device will be better. Updating the device’s OS to the latest build may clear the Play Store error.
If your device’s OS is missing the latest OEM patches, it may become incompatible with the Google Play Store. Update Your Device’s OS to the Latest Build If that did not work and you (or any 3rd party app) have uninstalled Google Play Services, check if installing it solves the problem. Upon restart, check if the error DF-DFERH-01 of the Google Play Store is cleared.Enable Google Services Framework on the Android Device
If the app is disabled, tap on the Enable button to enable it and restart your phone. Open Google Services Framework in the Android Phone Apps List Then, in the list of Apps, find Google Services Framework and tap on it. Now, tap on the three vertical ellipses in the top right and select Show System. Head to the Settings of your Android device and select Apps.
In such a case, enabling Google Services Framework on your device may clear the problem. If the mentioned component is disabled on your Android device, it can lead to the error. Google Services Framework is a component of the Android OS that is essential for the proper operation of the Google Play Store. Enable Google Services Framework on Your Device
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If that does not work, check if disabling your phone’s Bluetooth resolves the issue (especially if the phone is connected to a smartwatch through Bluetooth).Ģ. Once restarted, launch Google Play Store and check if it works fine. In the case of a Samsung device, you may press/hold power and volume down button till the device restarts (about 10 seconds). Press and hold the power button of your Android device till the phone restarts (around 30 seconds). Before starting the troubleshooting process, ensure the issue does not result from a service outage from Google. Corrupt OS of the Android Device: This error might occur if the OS of your Android device is corrupt, and due to this corruption, the Play Store is failing to access components essential for the Play Store’s operation.Ī temporary glitch in the Android phone’s modules could cause it to show the DF-DFERH-01 error, and a forced restart of your Android device may clear the error.
Corrupted Cache: If the cache, data, or installation of the Google Play Store or any related apps (like Google Play Services) is corrupt, then that may not let the Play Store access essential modules for its operation. Missing Essential Permissions You may encounter the error DF-DFERH-01 while the Google Play Store tries to retrieve information from the server if the Play Store itself or any of its dependencies (like Google Play Services) does not have the required permissions on your phone. Outdated Device or Google Play Store: Google Play Store may show the server information retrieval error if its installation or the OS of the Android device is outdated, as it can make the data packets incompatible with Google Servers. Disabling of Essential Apps: If the applications essential for the background operation of the Google Play Store are disabled on your phone (like Google Services Framework), then that may cause the error DF-DFERH-01 on the Google Play Store.