Unfortunately Google Play Services Has Stopped On Galaxy S9 And Galaxy S9 Plus

There are many reasons for anyone to buy the Samsung Galaxy S9 or Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus. Aside from its superb camera specifications and its simplified customization features, the manufacturing giant has long been a good partner of Google. The Google Play Services on Samsung Galaxy S9 or Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus is a plus for many mobile phone users, as it this feature helped them search for the perfect applications that suit their lifestyles.

It is because of its immense help in our daily lives that seeing a Google Play error on our Samsung Galaxy S9 or Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus is such a hassle. Nobody would want to see the “Google Play services has stopped” message on their Samsung Galaxy S9 or Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus, especially if you are reliant on the many things you can download and use from it. One of the reasons this error may show up is just a mix up of Android operating settings. This is not something you won’t be able to fix.

You can get rid of this error by following the tips listed below.

Try clearing the cache of the Google Play services application
Go to your application preferences on your Samsung Galaxy S9 or Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus
Remove your Google account then install it again or
Totally wipe out the cache partition.

Clearing the Cache of the Google Play Services App

Go to applications
Select the Application Manager
Look for and select All tab
Scroll down to Google Play services
Click on it and then access the application details
Click on the Clear Cache button
Restart your Samsung Galaxy S9 or Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus.

Resetting your Application Preferences

Go to settings
Choose Applications, then choose Application Manager
Look for and tap the All tab, then select the More button
There will be an extended menu. Select Reset Application Preferences
Restart your Samsung Galaxy S9 or Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus

Removing and Reinstalling your Google Account

Go to settings
Click Accounts
You will find your Google account in the next window
Select the account and then choose your email address
In the next menu, tap on the 3-dots option on the right side of the screen’
From this pop-up, select Remove account and confirm its removal
Go back to Settings
Tap Accounts again
Then tap “Add account”
Here, select the Google Account choice
The wizard will guide you as you install your Google account
Type in your Gmail address and it should open up automatically from there.

If none of these techniques work, what you can do is totally wipe out your cache partition. Once you clear the cache of your Samsung Galaxy S9 or Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus, you can expect your device to launch your Google Play services properly.