Whatever your reason for using apps without the App Store, you should also think about your security. Or if it is, you might want to download a version that you can only get directly from the official website. Maybe the app you want isn’t available in the App Store. But sometimes you may want to install apps on your Mac without using the App Store. Select 'Settings, iTunes & App Store, Your Apple ID, Sign In'.The macOS App Store makes installing apps quick, easy, and secure.

Restart your iOS device again (see above).

Select 'Settings, iTunes & App Store, Your Apple ID, Sign Out'.

Simply press and hold the sleep/wake button AND the 'Home' button at the same time until the device reboots and you see a white Apple logo.

Third process, if first and second processes didn't resolve the issue:.

Select 'Settings, Wi-Fi' and turn Wi-Fi off and then on again.

Try to re-download the app again - hopefully it will now work.

Select 'Settings, General, Date and Time' and set 'Set Automatically to 'On'.

Try to re-download the app again - it will probably fail, because the date is so far ahead.

Select 'Settings, General, Date and Time' and set 'Set Automatically to 'Off'.

Without any implied warranty from DTSL, Googling found the following article and video: This is an issue between your iPhone, the AppStore app or the AppStore servers. Let it install, then you can go back on your homescreensĪppStore reports 'Unable to download, could not be downloaded at this time' Has that cloud with a downward arrrow- touch to download on your phone.

Including: Go into the app store on your iphone, search the app, and you will find that it is waiting to be downloaded.

from there you can delete the app then go and re-install it.

Including: go into your settings, general, usage and choose.

You -will be able to install it from the Apps list after that. (Don't use the App Store app on your device that shows stuck installing.) Search for, and download the app to iTunes.

Including: Open iTunes and go to iTunes Store under Store along the left menu bar.

do the same for all those apps that are stuck waiting.

you will see a 'stop logo with a circle around it'.

go to the updates section (at the bottom right corner).

Take care over the “Settings>General>Reset>Reset All Settings” recommendations – seems you’ll need to redefine all your preferences if you do that! Without any implied warranty from DTSL, Googling for this issue yields a few suggestions you may wish to: We (Driving Test Success Limited, DTSL) don't control the downloading of apps, Apple control the app download process through a combination of their servers and the AppStore/iTunes apps.įirst - check that you've agreed to any new terms and conditions that may be available within the Apple AppStore app on your iPhone/iPad.

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