Solve No connection problem in Google play

  How to Solve "No connection" problem in Google play?

                 

Method 1 of 5: Fix Date & Time:

                                           It works 80 percent of the time.Google Play Services sync with their master servers to send and receive data, to do this your device time and date should be correctly set. Most of us change time settings to cheat extra lives on Candy Crash Saga and later that turned out to be the main culprit behind connection error issue.

• Go to Settings > Date & Time
• Check Automatic date & time
• Or uncheck automatic date & time and correct it yourself.                         

Method 2 of 5: Clear Cache & Updates:

                            To fight the No Connection – Retry error message on Google Play Store app on your Android devices try to clear the Play Store cache since this could be a reason of this error of repeatedly getting this network error message. To do this,That’s all what you needed to do to clear out the app cache. Restart your app and you might have just got rid of the No Connection – Retry error message on the Google Play Store app.

• Go to Settings > App
• Scroll down to All apps
• Go to Google Play Store

Open the app details and tap the Force stop button to reach to the cache clearing button namely Clear Cache.         
          

Method 3 of 5: Re-login or change Google account:

                                     If you previously changed the security settings or password of your Google account. You need to update the account settings on your Android device. Also, you can switch to other account.

• Go to Settings > Accounts > Google
• Tap your primary Google account
• Open options from right top corner, click remove account.
• Now open Play Store, it will ask you to login your Google account again.                

Method 4 of 5: Remove Proxy or VPN:

                         Remove any existing proxy or VPN services and connect directly to the internet before accessing Play Store.

• Go to Wireless & Network, modify your WiFi settings, go to advanced options and remove any proxy servers.
• Disconnect any VPN connection or apps you have running in background.

               

Method 5 of 5: Factory data reset:

                          If you’ve done everything written above and still to no avail, then you might need to resort to the ultimate step of performing a Factory Data Reset of your phone. This could be your only way out of Google Play misery. However, be forewarned that all of your data will be lost, so it is super important to perform a complete backup beforehand.Your smartphone will start anew and revert back to how it was when you first got it. Once the process is complete, you can set it up again as before and restore the backup.We hope that these tips and tricks have helped you get Google Play working again.

•  Go to Settings > Backup & reset.
• Click Factory Data Reset
• Reset Device    

              



By applying all these methods if you can not solve the problem please Comment down.