How To Force An OTA Update On Android

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WARNING: Doing this deletes some app token data and some users have had trouble installing/updating apps as well. Try at your own risk!

If the app installing/updating problem happens to you, you can resolve the issue by removing and re-adding your Google account. To remove your Google account, go to settings, accounts, tap on the account you wish to remove, then menu and remove account.

In this video, I show you how to force an OTA update on your Android device. Basically, you check for an update in the same way you always have but first clear out the data in the Google Services Framework app so it resets and you're device thinks its never checked for an update before. You might have to do it a couple of times before it works.

NOTE: Your device has to have an update available for your specific model for this method to work. As in, if you have a Verizon Galaxy S3, you have to make sure Verizon's version has the update available.

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