BlackBerry Error: “Unfortunately, Google Play Store has stopped.”

If the Google Play Store is crashing on your BlackBerry 10 device when opening the Play Store, or when downloading or updating an app, then you have come to the right place. This tutorial will show you how to get the Play Store up and running again.

If you had a working version of the Play Store installed on your BlackBerry but the app is now crashing, then you will need to install an updated, working version of the Play Store. Continue reading to fix the crashing issue. If you do not have Google Play Store installed, read our tutorial here.

List of supported BlackBerry 10 devices: Q5, Z3, Leap, Classic, Passport, Q10, Z10, Z30, P9982, and P9983.



How-to Fix Google Play Store Crashing Error for BlackBerry

1. First, uninstall the current version of Google Play Store. Touch and hold the Play Store icon and press the trash can icon to delete.

2. Now download and install the updated Play Store (build 2) .APK for the BlackBerry here.

After the new Play Store is installed, you can run it like before. It should no longer crash. Please let us know if you are still having problems in the comments below.




Watch our video tutorial here:

Install Google Play Store to BlackBerry

There is a lack of apps in the BlackBerry World app store. Many popular apps are missing like Instagram, WhatsApp, Clash of Clans, and many more. Now you can install the Google Play Store to your BlackBerry 10 phone! With access to the Play Store on your phone, you can download apps that are not available in the BlackBerry World app store. You can also update apps and even buy music, movies, and books through the Play Store! This is a must-have addition for every BlackBerry!

List of supported BlackBerry 10 devices: Q5, Z3, Leap, Classic, Passport, Q10, Z10, Z30, P9982, and P9983.



How-to Install Google Play Store to BlackBerry

1. Go to Settings -> App Manager -> Installing Apps -> and turn on “Allow Apps from Other Sources to be Installed”.

2. Open a browser and download and install the Google Settings for BlackBerry .APK here.

3. Next, download and install the Google Account Manager for BlackBerry .APK here.

4. Run Google Account Manager and add an existing Google account or create a new one.

5. Next, download and install the BlackBerry Google ID .APK here.



6. Run BlackBerry Google ID and hit “Register This Device”.

You should see this message if successfully registered:

7. Finally, download and install the Google Play Store .APK here.

You now have access to the Google Play Store on your BlackBerry phone. Disclaimer: Not every app will run on the BlackBerry like Snapchat, Pokemon Go, and many others.

If your Play Store is crashing and you are getting the “Unfortunately, Google Play Store has stopped” error, follow our tutorial here to fix it.