It is important to install them in the order shown (the order you downloaded them) to minimise the apps crashing in the background due to missing the resources they need from each other. They will start with 'com.google' or 'com.android' and you can match them to the names in the links above. Navigate to your download folder and you should see the files you have downloaded. For other file browsers, you should find the Downloads folder in the main storage location. Using the Amazon 'Docs' app, cick on Local Storage and then select 'Downloads'. You can use a file browsing app (such as 'Docs' on Amazon Fire devices) to do this. Once the files have downloaded, you will need to navigate to your download folder. Once installed, they will update to the newest version.

These links are the most up to date available in Oct 2020. Once you have completed these steps, you can reinsert your SD card. If your device has an SD card installed, where possible you should remove this before downloading/installing the files as it may cause issues later. You can find the version of FireOS by clicking on the 'Settings' > 'System Updates' button. For Amazon devices you'll need the model (Fire HD10, Fire 7, etc.), the generation (7th, 8th, 9th, etc.) and the version of FireOS it runs (FireOS 5, 6, 7, etc.). Because different devices are based on different versions of Android, if you use the wrong file, they likely won't install (or won't work!). If you are unsure of your device, you can find it in the device's 'Settings' > 'About device' or 'Device Options' page. The version of the file you need to download depends on your device. Step 2: Download the following files (from APK mirror)ĭownload the four files listed below (Google Account Manager, Google Services Framework, Google Play Services, Google Play Store).

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