Download the latest version of the Play Store from this link. Should you be looking to reinstall an earlier version instead, you can get previous versions, too. Now open the installer package - you might need to browse to it in your Files app to find your Downloads folder if you don't know where it has downloaded to. On older devices where you have enabled the Unkown sources option, the Play Store will install.
You'll then be able to find it in your apps drawer or on one of your home screens depending on which type of Android phone you are using. On newer devices, you'll be prompted to allow the app you're downloading the APK with to install unknown apps. Usually, this will be your browser asking for this permission so usually it will be Chrome. So toggle the option on when shown, then tap install when the Play Store prompt appears. You may get a warning saying "this type of file can harm your device" but you can ignore it.
Open the Play Store - you might find it needs to download updates - and then you can browse and install other apps on your Android device. But they are based on a forked version of Android so can also have the Play Store installed. Never Miss Out Receive updates of our latest tutorials. Sign up for all newsletters. I would like to receive newsletters via email. We will not share your data and you can unsubscribe at any time. Comments are closed. Facebook Tweet.
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Cookie Settings. Learn why people trust wikiHow. Download Article Explore this Article parts. Related Articles. Part 1. Open the App Drawer. This might vary between Android devices but will typically be a tiled icon that opens up a window to view all of your apps. Tap Settings. Tap Security. Toggle Unknown sources on. In some versions of Android, you might have to check a box. Tap OK. Part 2. Open the notification center.
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