How to install .apk if there is no Market Place installed
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- Sep 24, 2010
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If you are able to mount it as Usb, copy the file, then open it with file explorer and it should install. If you cant do that, copy it to your sd or microsd and same process.
you may get a warning about non-market apps. Allow these and you should be fine.
you may get a warning about non-market apps. Allow these and you should be fine.
- Sep 24, 2010
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If you are able to mount it as Usb, copy the file, then open it with file explorer and it should install. If you cant do that, copy it to your sd or microsd and same process.
you may get a warning about non-market apps. Allow these and you should be fine.
you may get a warning about non-market apps. Allow these and you should be fine.
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My problem is that google android market place is not installed. So there is no way to install app installer or a File manager like Astro. Now what to do in this case. If I find an .apk file can it be installed without any file manager directly from the internet
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looks like your only route is to go thru the android debugger which is located in your "settings". so just install the astro file manager and you won't have to do this anymore
looks like your only route is to go thru the android debugger which is located in your "settings". so just install the astro file manager and you won't have to do this anymore
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Kindly explain step by step what do with android debugger in settings. I mean to say do I have to turn it "on" and then click on the apk file link on a website and will it install directly this way. I am sorry if I sound stupid but since I am a newbie to android tablets, I would highly appreciate if you explain to me step by step. Thanks a lot
- Jun 30, 2010
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Find the thread how to side load apps if your market won't work it explains it pretty well
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