Step nya banyak jg ya ---- How to install the Google Play Store on the Huawei P40 // Android Phone Fans https://phandroid.com/2020/07/20/how-to-install-the-google-play-store-on-the-huawei-p40/
With Huawei still being placed on the US Entity list and with the US and China trade war not looking like it will come to an end soon, it means that for the foreseeable future, Huawei users should probably not expect to have Google Play Services available on their devices. But there is good news for those looking to put a bit of work into it. This is because thanks to a workaround, you can actually install Google Play Services on your Huawei P40 smartphone. There are a lot of steps involved and it is by no means an official method, but if you absolutely need to have Google on your phone, then do read on as we’ll guide you through the entire process step by step. Before you get started You’ll want to backup your phone and all of its files in the event that something goes wrong You will also need an external USB drive You will also need an adapter that will let you connect your USB drive to your Huawei P40 How to install Google Play Store on the Huawei P40 Download the Huawei GMS Install file from here Load it onto the USB drive and connect it to your Huawei P40 Go to Settings > System & updates > Backup & restore > Data backup > External storage > USB storage Select the file you loaded onto the USB drive and tap Restore Enter the password shown on your screen and tap OK Clear all background applications Look for the app on your home screen with a purple G icon and tap on it to launch the app Tap Activate Tap Allow Return to the home screen and clear all background apps again Relaunch the app and tap on the blue button at the bottom of the app’s screen and let it run in the background Go to your phone’s files and open the USB drive Look for the Google installation folder and tap on it You will have to install the first six files so tap on them one by one to install them Go to Settings > Users & accounts Tap Add an account and select Google You will be prompted with an error message informing you that the app was built for an older version of Android, but tap OK anyway Tap Existing Enter your Google login credentials and tap Sign in Tap Next At this point you can keep adding Google accounts you want associated with the device, but you will have to do so now because once the process is complete, you won’t be able to unless you restart the entire installation procedure Clear all background applications Go to your phone’s files and open the USB drive Look for the Google installation folder and tap on it Tap on the seventh file which will be Google Services Framework Tap Allow Tap Install and wait Once installed, tap Done Give the phone a minute or two and you will start seeing a bunch of error messages which will be normal. You can then choose to mute these error messages if they’re getting too annoying Go to your phone’s home screen and you should see the Google Play Store app Launch the newly-installed Google Play Store Download and install an app called Device ID by VTechSevi Launch the app and look for Google Service Framework Clear your background applications Go to your phone’s Settings > Apps Tap the three-dot icon to the top right corner and select Show system processes Look for Google Play Services Tap Force Stop Tap Uninstall Clear all background applications Go to your phone’s files and open the USB drive Tap on the Google installation folder and install the eighth application called GMS Core Mod 1 Tap Allow Tap Install Go to your phone’s Settings > Apps Tap the three-dot icon to the top right corner and select Show system processes Look for Google Services Framework and tap on it and go to Storage Tap Clear Cache and Clear Data Clear all background applications Launch the Device ID app and you will notice that the Google Services Framework ID is gone Launch the Google Play Store – At this point some of you might be greeted by an error message asking you to retry. Keep doing this until the app launches without any error messages. This could take several attempts Launch the Device ID app and check if the Google Services Framework ID has been regenerated Repeat steps 3 & 4 until the ID reappears Once the Google Services Framework ID has been stored, go to your phone’s Settings > Apps Tap the three dot icon to the top right corner and select Show system processes Look for Google Play Services Tap Force Stop Tap Uninstall Go to your phone’s files and open the USB drive Tap on the Google installation folder and install the ninth application called GMS Core Mod 2 Tap Allow Tap Install Conclusion Assuming you follow these steps correctly, you should have no issues using the Google Play Store and downloading apps from it. We should also note that Google did previously warn against sideloading its apps onto unauthorized devices, so you might encounter errors in the future when trying to use them, Now, as we said, this is a rather long series of steps and we imagine that some might feel uncomfortable using this method. If this isn’t for you, then Huawei’s app store should still have most of the major applications available on them. 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