All apps stop at 99% downloaded

Few of most common reason of downloads stalled at 99% are: Your device running low on Storage Connection problem. Your WiFi or mobile network got a bad Internet connection If you are facing problem on mobile device, it might be because of low RAM memory views View upvotes Anonymous Answered 6 years ago. Downloads get stuck at 99%2. Latest version of Play store Many times while downloading or installing apps, it gets stuck after downloading 99%, in this case a Chrome update. It keeps on trying to download the last 1% but keeps failing, nothing happens. Perfectly fine and fast internet, yet this frequently happens. Is canceling a download at 99% the worst thing you can do? Maybe I've got it all wrong, but isn't downloading something almost % and then canceling it an efficient way to kill (rare) torrents? It seems to me that it's a way of "wasting" upload bandwidth.

If the previous steps didn't fix the problem, and you're still seeing apps pending or stuck downloading, you can reset the Microsoft Store app using the Settings app. Open Settings. Click on Apps. Select and hold (or right-click) the app you want to pin. Then select Pin to Start or More Pin to taskbar. To quickly find a specific app, type the name of the app in the search box above the Start menu. If an app you downloaded didn't install correctly, it won't show up in your app list or when you search for it. You can try to repair the app. How to fix Nox App Player Mac version won't start issue or stuck at 99% issue. Installing software on a Mac is different from installing software on Windows. So for NoxPlayer. The first time you install and start Nox on your Mac, you may need to do the following to assure its proper running, which fixes the issue of stucking at 99%.

Now, go to Google Play Store and search for your desired app. Download an app or game and enjoy. Update: If you are trying to download and install any application from Google Play Shop, however, it is stuck as well as the above approach didn’t work for you, then try the method below: Go to Application Manager. Click on Reset All Preferences tab. I noticed on all the downloads that would fail that the download speed would ramp up to kB a second and then just taper off to zero and remain hung up until cancelling. Coincidentally, kB/sec is exactly Mbit/sec. So, I downloaded NetLimiter3 and restricted my firefox to kB/sec. Posted J. Before assuming it's incomplete, when you get % or % try this: Stop the torrent. Force Re-Check the torrent. Start the torrent. You don't have to wait for Force Re-Check to finish before doing Start. Out of all the times I've had a torrent stop at x%, far more often than not it's not because pieces are missing.