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How To Install APK files?

The .apk format, short for Android Package, is used by Android apps. When we install an app from the Play Store, it essentially downloads an apk file and installs it behind the scenes. But what if you have an apk file and want to install it manually? Installing an apk file is very simple and doesn't require root.

How to install:
Download the apk file.
Using a file manager, click on the apk file.
If asked, give the file manager permission to install apk files.
Click on install and wait.

Check your installed apps.

Tutorial install game have obb or data

1- Download OBB files or DATA files and extract files zip
2- Download mod APK
3- Move OBB Files (con.xxx folder) to Android/OBB folder in your device
- Or move Data files (com.xxx folder) to Android/data folder in your device
4- Install mod APK
5- Enjoy




Enable Unknown Sourceson Android

Go to phone settings -> security -> enable check for Unknown sources
Download APK
a. If Data is included: Extract all files from Data to /sdcard/Android/data/
b. If OBB is included: Extract all files from OBB to /sdcard/Android/obb/
Use your favourite file manager to install the APK


Enabling the Unknown Sources option is explained in a single Image. Have a look at the below “Enabling Unknown Sources on Android” picture.

The Unknown sources option should be enabled whenever you need to Install the APK file. In other words, If you want to Install the Apps which are not available in the Play Store, then, this option should be turned on.
To do that, go to Settings, now choose Security, find the “Unknown Sources” option in that section. And turn it on to Install the APK file available on the below link.





Follow Installation Routine


Find the APK file on your Android mobiles. In my Android mobile, the APK is saved in the download folder. You can find it on your device from the download, or any other folder on your memory.

Click on file. You will see the screen that needs your permission to Install it. Just tap on Install button.
Now, the App is completely Installed on your device and ready to be opened.
Help:
Installation fails:
Sometimes you'll see a "parsing error" or "couldn't install" error. This usually happens for the following reasons:


  • If app already installed: if you already have the same app installed, you may have to remove it before installing it again. Sometimes the app already comes pre-installed with your phone/ROM.
  • The apk file only works on older/newer Android versions.
  • You may be installing a 64 bit app on a phone with a 32 bit processor (less likely).


Is it safe to install apk files?
Assuming the .apk file comes from a trustable source, it's safe to install apk files.

How to uninstall an apk file?
There's no difference between an app installed via Play Store or manually with an .apk file. Apps can be removed just like any other Android apps.
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