Jan 26, 2014. Guide How to install Google play store on hcl me u1, u2, v1, v2, y1,y2,y3, tablet for free in easy step without rooting. After connecting, Run Android Commander and copy play store.apk & google play service.apk and paste in system app; Now Disconnect your smart device; Factory Data Reset; After Reset.

I'm gonna go ahead and bump this vs making a new thread. I'm still fairly new to mobile devices, but my intermediate knowledge of computers kinda helps me out. Still a long shot, considering this isn't a well known tablet. Android 4.0.4 From the factory it comes with HCL's own craptastic market app (Almost expect that from a cheap India brand knock off of the iPad), which has a horrible layout, always freezes up, and doesn't have any useful/common apps. While the tablet itself has with most of the default google stuff removed from it. Including Google Play Services. I installed both the Play Store, and the Play services manually with no errors.

But when it comes to running the store, it'll run fine for about a second, then a system message will come up saying 'Unfortunately, Google Play Store has stopped.' BUT I can see the app giving me the terms of service prompt in the background, AFTER that error message pops up.

After acknowledging the error, it force closes the store, so I'm presuming HCL hardcoded something in to block google's app store. I've taken the well known solution to this of installing 1Mobile Market, but I just don't trust it (So many cloned apps.) and I can't get to my purchased apps. I have a very rough idea of what I'm doing when it comes to roms, I've successfully installed a custom one to an old Samsung Infuse before.

We have lot of similar low cost Android tablets in which the manufacturers do not give access to Google Play. My friend brought one such tablet from HCL (a Indian brand) known as the HCL ME U1 tablet.

We successfully installed and accessed the android marketplace on it without doing any rooting or custom ROM stuff or anything so the warranty on the device is intact. You can give it a shot. First search Google and download these APK files: 1. GoogleServicesFramework-signed 2. OneTimeInitializer-signed 3.

SetupWizard-signed 4. Com.android.vending-3.1.3-signed (For this last one you can try the latest Google Play Store APK file, though I haven’t tried it myself, so not sure if it will work or not, the one suggested here is a old version, which has been tested and tried and works) Once you have done that, go to your tablet setting and enable Unknown sources under security. Now tap and install the four APKs mentioned above in the exact sequence mentioned (this is very important and need to be followed). Once you have installed the four APKs, un-tick the Unknown Sources option under security in Settings and then reboot your tablet.

The start-up process will take much more time now (in some cases upto 45 minutes) and once it is completed, a small window will come-up with the option of a launcher and setup wizard. First tick the below dialogue which says always use this as default and then select the launcher. Now you should find the android market icon in the app drawer or work-space.

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This at-least worked for my friend’s tablet and he is a very happy man now. The link I referenced alongwith the download link of the APK files will be found here:. If it does not work for you, kindly refer to the link for further advice that is given in the forum below the article.