Rh error

Android is not a foolproof operating system and it suffers from errors on a daily basis. The vast majority of them, fortunately, are light bugs that are fixed with a good reboot or intensive file cleaning. What happens when the error comes from the Google Play app store? That the thing is already a little more complicated, but not so much that you can not solve it yourself. In addition, errors in the Play Store are usually accompanied by a numeric code that, at first, can be a bit scary. Nothing is further from reality, the solution is usually simple and in a few steps you will be able to install that application that you want to use so much.

This time we are going to stop at an error that has caused numerous searches on Google, the error RH-01 from Google Play Store. What is this error and how can we deal with it ? Don't miss out on our tips, which also include the solution to other common errors in the Google repository.

What is Google Play Store Error RH-01 on Android

When you are trying to download an application from the Google Play Store and you get the RH-01 error, it is usually accompanied by the following message: ' An error occurred while retrieving the information from the server '. This is a fairly common message and has more to do with external Google problems than with something that is affecting your terminal. The solution is very simple and then we will comment on it.

Solution to the error RH-01 of the Google Play Store

The solution to the RH-01 error is at your fingertips. To fix it, you just have to clear the cache data, in the storage section, which you have in the settings of your mobile. It is usually in the 'applications' section. Within this section you have to locate the 'Google Play Store' application and locate ' clear cache data '. If you have a Xiaomi terminal these are the steps you have to take to get to the section.

However, if your mobile has pure Android, things vary a bit, remaining as seen in the following screenshots.

If the failure persists, try to erase all the application data and then, before retrying the download, restart the terminal.

Other Google Play Store errors identified by tuexperto.com

Error BM-RGCH-06

This error is thrown at us by the Play Store when we want to redeem a Google Play Store gift card. It usually happens when the gift card they have given you is from another country. The problem is fixed by changing the address that you have associated with your account, and then deleting data from the app itself.

DF-BPA-09 error

This error usually occurs when we are in the middle of buying an application in the Play Store. To solve this we have to look for the ' Google Services Framework ' application in the applications section of your mobile and delete all the data from it. Then we restart and try the purchase again but, this time, from the mobile browser, ignoring the application.

DF-BPA-30 error

Another error caused by Google's own servers. Try waiting a few minutes to retry the download. If it still doesn't work, try installing via mobile browser. You will get the error again but now, if you try it again from the application, it will surely let you install it.