Google Play users recently started reporting that when they tried to login the message \’\’Error retrieving information from server: [DF-CHARTA-01]” appeared in their screens. Most of the users who faced with this issue were affiliated with US universities and had university-based accounts. It is a common practice among universities to provide their employee and students with university-based mail-boxes in .edu domain registration. This service is ideal to manage communication within universities making easy to deliver all sorts of information to the addressee. While one is tied to the university he routinely uses his university-based account downloading all kinds of applications. If for some reason he stops the university and tries afterwards to get into Google Play, he experiences \’\’Error retrieving information from server [DF-CHARTA-01]” issue.

“Authentication is required. You need to sign into your Google Account” is a wide-spread problem on Android devices. When it arises you fully appreciate how much you get used to Google products for your smartphone. Especially those of Google services which can be directly downloaded from Google Play. The good thing is to solve this issue is an easy task even for the beginners. Let’s see how we can fix the problem in three easy steps.

The number of all kinds Google Play Store applications grows up quickly. Usually this service works perfectly. Nevertheless errors happen sometimes while downloading or updating apps. Moreover it can even happen to modern and popular devices such as HTC One M9, Samsung Galaxy S7 and Nexus model line. One of such errors is RPC:S-7:AEC-0. It appears while retrieving data from the server due to the processor or main memory or device as a whole identification problem. Fortunately to fix this error is not very difficult. You don’t need to make great efforts and develop complicated methods. Imagine that you want to download an application you like from Google Play and get the error message RPC: S-7: AEC-0. It can be fixed with several methods. However the choice depends on an intriguing point.

When installing an application purchased on Google Play the message “Unknown error code during application installation: “-24” pops up. The issue can be fixed by cleaning data/data и sdcard/Android/data/data from all components of the installing program. There are two ways to tackle the problem. You can do it manually or by using SD Maid – System cleaning tool.

There are so many error codes related to Google Play Store. One of common errors is Error 927 while downloading or updating apps from Google Play. Now we are about to tell you how most users can fix this problem applying rather simple methods. We also suggest to employ this method for fixing other issues related to Google Play Store. However if you fail to solve Error 927 after the first try, all you need is to apply multiple methods and tackle this issue later on.

Error Code 20 is an error code problem which indicates a general network failure. It is a general purpose error which means that the underlying TCP connection was forcibly closed for some reasons. There are many reasons cause error 20 problem. Mostly this error is caused either by a compatibility issue that ultimately results in the connection being forcibly closed which makes it only look like a network layer problem or a network layer problem such as a connection interruption or a proxy/firewall. We indicate below a list of methods that have a reasonable chance of being helpful.

Recently Android Smartphones have become extremely popular and for a good reason. Users appreciate its versatility. Android Apps Market is booming rapidly. There are lots of Apps for almost every thing. Unfortunately problems occur. One of them is DF-DLA-15 error which is not rare. Getting it means Android users are finding it difficult to download or update wanted App from Google Play Store. The error message says: “*App Name* can\’t be downloaded. Try again, and if the problem continues, get help troubleshooting. (Error while retrieving information from server. [DF-DLA-15]).