I'm trying to install my app by running Package Installer from the email attachment in Yahoo. My phone is on version 4.1 (Jellybean), so this should work, right?
However, I get an error saying that there was a problem parsing the package despite the fact that my AndroidManifest specifies a minSdkVersion
of 1, and my phone's is higher.
I have enabled installing apk
from sources that aren't from the playstore on my phone. What am I missing?
But sometimes while installing the app, you may be displayed the error like “Problem parsing the package error”. The reason behind happening this is you have downloaded . apk from the sources other than the Google Play Store.
“Parse Error: There was a problem parsing the package” is one of the oldest yet most common Android errors. It usually pops up when someone fails to install an application on an Android smartphone. Witnessing the Android error simply means the application cannot be installed due to the . apk parser, i.e. parsing issue.
I get an error saying that there was a problem parsing the package.
This because your app is not compatible with your device. It might your developer set the minSDKVersion
value to high and If your device API level is lower then minSDKVersion
then it gives parsing package error or your developer set the maxSDKVersion to lower than your device API level.
For ex : If your device is Android 2.2 then your developer who made the APK set the minSDKVersion
to 10 then it wont work in the Android 2.2 and will give the parsing package error or If your developer set the maxSDKVersion
to 8 then app won't install above Android OS 2.2 and if you try to install then you will get the Parsing package error.
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