If that does not work, use a program such as Revo Uninstaller to get completely rid of Google Chrome before installing the browser again. Uninstall the Google Chrome browser first before you run the installer.Google may have fixed this with more recent updates, as this error is more common in devices with Android 4 KitKat and older iterations.If that does not work, try the following solutions instead This error is usually caused by similar apps looking for the same permission, which causes a conflict. You can remove your account under General Settings > Accounts > Google.
The only fix is to remove your old account and then sign up for a new one. Let’s hope none of you ever have to see these error codes, as it likely means the end of your Google account. This code means that there’s some major error with your account. Delete some clutter and uninstall unimportant applications. You have run out of space! Trying to download that app over and over won’t help, as this error code is pretty much telling you the application no longer fits in your storage. The obvious solution is to wait until Google fixes its problems. All this code is telling you is that Google’s servers are offline or suffering connectivity issues. Those who get a 944 error code need not panic. Let’s go over some of the most popular Google Play Store error codes you may encounter. A bit of research, and you should know what the problem is and how to fix it. Working with error codes may be easier, as the system is pretty much telling you what’s going on.
Tap on the three-dot menu button and hit “Remove.” Then add your account again and try to access the Google Play Store. Just go to Settings > Accounts and select your Google account. I suppose it’s worth a try before jumping on the last (and most extreme) tip. I don’t have much faith in this one, but some suggest you reset your Google account to fix certain issues.
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