I have downloaded a app mod from somewhere and I don't know. Now I tried to update it it said conflict with package so I uninstall it and by accident I selected keep app data and try to install from play store but it's not installing and tried another mod but it's showing update not install option.
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If you can't find xplayer under Settings>App to clear the cache and data, then you will need to do a factory reset.
That's the only thing I can think of to try. Maybe someone else here will have another solution.
That's the only thing I can think of to try. Maybe someone else here will have another solution.
Try doing a uninstall of the app, reboot then install the updated version.
If this was a modded app then you'll have no luck being in the play store.
Piracy will get you nowhere
If this was a modded app then you'll have no luck being in the play store.
Piracy will get you nowhere
svim
Extreme Android User
You should try using 'Clear data' before you do an Uninstall. Using Clear data will remove the app's settings and configuration settings, and the app's cache. Then try to install the app from the Play Store.
Using Clear data does not remove your saved music and video files. It pertains to the app's settings options so when you launch the app you need to redo any changes you made to the XPlayer app Settings that you had made before. Or if you don't recall even making any changes to the app's Settings than it will just run the same as before.
If there is some issue about the Play Store version of the XPlayer app that prompted you to use a 'modded' (a.k.a 'pirated') version instead, why not just abandon using XPlayer entirely and use a different media player instead? The VLC app is very versatile and includes a really wide range of file types/codecs, and it's free with no ads; the Poweramp app is popular, pay-for (only $7) media player that's also very capable; I like the MX Player app. it has a very extensive Settings menu with lots of options to customize the user interface and optimize hardware and software codec/decoder playback. (free version is really heavy with ads, pro version is just $6). These are just some examples, there are plenty of other viable media apps to choose from.
Using Clear data does not remove your saved music and video files. It pertains to the app's settings options so when you launch the app you need to redo any changes you made to the XPlayer app Settings that you had made before. Or if you don't recall even making any changes to the app's Settings than it will just run the same as before.
If there is some issue about the Play Store version of the XPlayer app that prompted you to use a 'modded' (a.k.a 'pirated') version instead, why not just abandon using XPlayer entirely and use a different media player instead? The VLC app is very versatile and includes a really wide range of file types/codecs, and it's free with no ads; the Poweramp app is popular, pay-for (only $7) media player that's also very capable; I like the MX Player app. it has a very extensive Settings menu with lots of options to customize the user interface and optimize hardware and software codec/decoder playback. (free version is really heavy with ads, pro version is just $6). These are just some examples, there are plenty of other viable media apps to choose from.