#Chromebook play store download pending update

Now retry updating the Google Chrome browser to check if the problem is fixed or not.

It will uninstall the Android System Webview updates.

Tap on the Uninstall option and proceed.

In the search bar and search for the Android System Webview app.

Here are the steps to uninstall Android System Webview from the phone: You cannot uninstall it directly from settings as in most devices, and there is no such option. It means you can uninstall all the previous updates. It is a system app, so you cannot uninstall it entirely, but you can go back to the factory version. To solve this, first of all, uninstall the Android System Webview app. There are high chances that the Android System Webview is the main problem, and because of it, Chrome is not updating.

Uninstall Android System Webview and Chrome If that doesnвЂ™t work, clear the cache and storage of the Google Play services. Launching the Play Store app might take a while since we have cleared the storage data. Relaunch the Google Play Store app and try updating the Chrome and Android System WebView app. Hit on Clear Storage command and Clear cache.Within the Google Play Store app info page, select on Storage & Cache option.Search and open the Google Play Store app.Select See all apps link to open the installed apps list.Open your Settings app on your Android Phone.Here are the steps to clear storage and clean up Google Play Store on Android:

#Chromebook play store download pending update

Since we download and update the Google Chrome and Android System WebView from the Google Play Store, itвЂ™s a good idea to clear the cache and storage of the Play Store. There is a high probability that Play Store data may get corrupted, causing the issue with app updates. Clear Google Play Store Cache and Storage