How to fix error code 110 on Google Play Store (Can't update app / Unknown error code during application install) (Tablet)

What you need to do first, if the Google Play Store error code 110 prevents you from installing apps, or update them to the latest version is to restart your device.

Turn your device off and turn it back on, so that the Google Play Store app, and the entire operating system will be restarted, including the background process that got stuck and led to this error message. Once your device powers back on, try installing or updating the app(s).

Corrupt data and cache files can be responsible for error 110 in Google Play. In order to fix this error, you need to clear them first, and make way for clean cache files to be placed on your device, when you run the app. You can clear the data and cache files of Google Play Store and all the related Google apps by following the steps below: 

1. Go to Settings > Apps/Application Manager;
2. Select Apps/Applications Manager;
   
   

   

3. Select Google Play Store from the list and tap on the clear data and clear cache buttons;
4. Select Google Services Framework from the list and tap on the clear data and clear cache buttons;
5. Select Google Play Service from the list and tap on the clear data and clear cache buttons;
6. Select Download Manager and tap on the clear data and clear cache buttons.
   
   

   
   
   

Here is a video tutorial on where to clear app data and cache files (taken on a Samsung Galaxy device, running on Android OS 8 - steps may vary from one device to another):

Google Play needs a strong and stable Wi-Fi connection, so that it can download, install and update apps properly. It is possible that the Internet connection you are connected to is, or was overloaded, or unstable due to which the app was downloaded improperly.

As a way to fix error 110, if you are connected to a Wi-Fi network, try connecting to another Wi-Fi network or mobile data. Also, restart the Google Play Store app through the app switcher, every time you switch between the network connections. Then try to install, or update apps again.

Maybe you can't update or install apps in Google Play because of the configuration of your Google account. A simple resolution to this issue in this case is logging out from your Google account and logging back into it, by following the steps below: 

1. Go to Settings, tap on Accounts and backup (or just Accounts); 
   
   

   

   
   
2. Tap on Accounts and select Google;
   
   

   
   
   

3. Select the Google account you are logged in with and then tap on Remove Account;
   
   

   
   
   

4. Restart your Android device;
5. Sign back in to your Google account.

It is possible that the currently installed version of the operating system on your device is the reason for the error 110 in Google Play, maybe due to a conflict with apps optimized for newer operating system versions. Check if an update is available and install it, if one is available. Usually, updates should be installed automatically, however, it's best to check manually, too, if an update is available.

To check for updates manually, and to update the device's operating system to the latest version, follow the steps below:

1. Go to Settings;
2. Tap on Software Update;
   
   

   
   
   

3. Tap on Download and Install, if an update is available (if not, on a check for updates button).