Follow these steps:

The Play Store app is usually located on your home screen but can also be found through your apps. On some devices the Play Store will be in a folder labelled Google. The Google Play Store app comes preinstalled on Samsung devices. You can find the Play Store app in the apps screen on your device.

Head into the device settings and then tap on the Apps option. Scroll and find the app you used to install the Play Store. It’s usually the same browser you downloaded the Play Store with. Tap it.

Clear cache & data from Google Play Services On your Android phone or tablet, open your Settings app. Tap Google Play Services. Tap Storage or Storage & cache. Clear cache.

With your Samsung Galaxy Tab, you can buy apps, games, music, magazines, movies, TV shows, and books at the Google Play Store. Officially, it’s the Google Play Store.

1. Open the Play Store app.
2. Find the app you want and open its description.
3. Touch the Install button to get a free app; for a paid app, touch the button with the price on it.
4. Touch the Accept button.
5. For a paid app:
6. Touch the Open button to run the app.

Head over to ‘Settings’ then ‘Apps,’ once there you’ll want to tap on the drop-down menu on the top right side of the screen. From here select ‘Show System Apps’ and scroll down to the ‘Download Manager. ‘ Force-stop the application and it will restart itself, potentially fixing your download issue in the process.Sha. 28, 1441 AH

If it says it is already up to date, try the following: From Main Menu on tablet go to Settings > Apps > swipe right to All > scroll down to Google Play Store, tap to enter, tap clear data. Try to download an app. Hopefully this may help you.Rab. II 5, 1437 AH