How to Fix Google Play Store 'No Connection' Error on any Android Phone

 If you cannot open Google Play Store or cannot Download anything with showing a "No Connection" Error, this error is now over. We will guide you entirely and your problem will solve 100%. We have some tips and tricks that work for all Android Devices.

Let's discuss some common reasons for this error. It happens cause of common mistakes that everyone can make or maybe a technical issue. 

It mostly happens in old mobiles that have less than 5.0 or 4.0 Android versions. Google Play Store and Google Play Services cannot work correctly on such devices (which are less than the 5.0 Android version).

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Let's Get Started with small to big steps and solutions. First, I will guide you through newer versions of Android phones that have 10+ Android versions. In the newer version, the solutions and problems are common but in the old version the Android phone now does not work properly that's why they are having issues.

What is the "No Connection" Error in Google Play Store?

This error "No Connection" in Google Play Store is very annoying and there is not one solution for the Problem. We just need to try all these steps and even I don't know where your problem will be solved. So, Keep going I wish you the best.

1. Restart your Device

This error can be fixed by just restarting your Android phone or Tablet. Because sometimes technical issue happens when an Android phone runs regularly for 7 days or above.

If you still encounter the same problem then follow the other Troubleshooting steps to solve your problem.

2. Use Mobile Data instead of WIFI Network

Sometimes WIFI networks block the 5228 port that Google Play Store needs to run and work properly. Switch your network from WIFI to Mobile Data if you are using your WIFI Network to connect with Google Play Store. It may be a small solution to a huge problem.

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3. Re-Sync your Google Account

Google Play Store requires a Google account to run. If Google Play Store is unable to sync with your Google account or there is something wrong with your Google account so, Google Play Store can stop working. To re-sync your account:

Go to Settings on your phone
Now find "Accounts and backup or Accounts"

Now Select the Google account that you use or you want to use

Now click on Account sync as you see in the above Screenshot.

Now Click on the "Sync now" button to Re-sync your account. The sync time is given below to make sure that your Google Account is logged in Recently and there is no problem with it.

Now restart your Android device and check if your Google Play Store is working correctly.

4. Force Stop to "Google Play Services"

Open Settings on your device and tap Apps or Application Management (it depends on your device).

Now find Google Play Services in Apps List >

Tap on Google play services >

Click on Force Stop.

5. Make sure to Allow Storage permission to Google Play Services

Open Settings on your device and tap Apps or Application Management (it depends on your device).

Now find Google Play Services in Apps List >

Tap on Google play services >

Click on permissions >

Now find storage permission and enable it.

It is better to allow all requested permissions of Google Play Services as I enabled.

Sometimes it needs some permissions to work correctly for your devices.

6. Allow "Modify System Settings" to Google Play Services

Open Settings on your device and tap Apps or Application Management (it depends on your device).

Now find Google Play Services in Apps List >

Tap on Google play services >

Now find the "Modifying system settings" permission and enable it.

7. Uninstall the Updates of the Google Play Store

It is the reason when your Google Play Store is updated it may have an issue while downloading something or have many bugs and glitches. So, try to Uninstall and reinstall the updates of the google play store and Google Play Services.

Open Settings on your device and tap Apps or Application Management (it depends on your device).

Now find Google Play Store in Apps List >

Tap on Google play store >

Click on Uninstall Updates >

New updates may not work correctly because of bugs and glitches. So, try to uninstall updates if you are using wifi then new updates will download automatically.

8. Update your Device Software

This problem is very annoying there is not any exact solution to this problem So, we need to follow all these steps to solve the problem. In this step, You need to update your mobile device software (if available for your device).

Go to settings and tap on "System" or "System Management" >

Now tap on "System Update" >

Now click on "Check for New Updates"

when you will click on check for updates it will take up to 1 or 2 minutes to check for new updates if new updates will be available, the download will appear. After downloading your device will be restarted automatically if not, restart your device manually.

9. Install Google Play Store Manually (Especially for Android 4.0... 6.0)

I founded a Specific version of Google Play Store that especially works for Devices that have 4.0 or above Android Version. This problem especially and mostly happens in Low-end devices that have Android 4.4 and Lower versions. For example, Samsung S4, Motorola Droid Turbo, Qmobile X30, and Other many brands are included in it. So, let's find the version of Google Play Store that works for these devices.

First of all, you need to download a specific version of the Google Play Store. You can download it easily from the below button.

Download App

After Downloading share this application to the device by Bluetooth and install this version of Google Play Store.

Now if you're using wifi network, other applications will be updated automatically and your problem will be completely solved.

10. Factory Reset your device

If you followed all the above steps didn't work then back up your all personal data to an SD card or transfer it to another phone (if you can). 

Now go to settings, Find, and tap "Backup and Reset"

now click on "Reset options"

Click on "Erase all data (factory reset)" Now Enter the screen lock password (if ask).

Now your device will reboot it may take up to 10 or 15 minutes according to your phone.

after checking if your problem is solved if not then try step 9 again after reset.

I hope your problem is solved if not let me know in the comment section. Before commenting on your problem make sure that you do all the above steps correctly.

These steps can solve your permanently if you have an Android device with Android 10 or 13 versions for lower Android versions I made a step especially.