Another possible reason as to why App Store apps aren’t downloading is that the app you’re trying to download is not supported or not compatible with the iPad system or iOS version it’s running on. In-app glitches and invalid settings are also among other factors to consider.

Reboot the iPad by holding down on the sleep and home buttons at the same time for about 10-15 seconds until the Apple Logo appears – ignore the red slider – let go of the buttons. If that doesn’t work – sign out of your account, restart the iPad and then sign in again. Settings>iTunes & App Store>Apple ID.

Clear cache & data from Download Manager On your Android phone or tablet, open your Settings app. App info or See all apps. Show system. Tap Download Manager.

Run AnyTrans on your PC/Mac > Connect your iPhone/iPad to the computer using a cable > Then click on “App Downloader” option.

1. Click on App Downloader Option in AnyTrans. After that, sign in to your iCloud.
2. Sign in to Apple ID in AnyTrans.
3. Install App in AnyTrans.
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App Store Icon is Missing To resolve this problem, go to Settings > Screentime > Content & Privacy Restrictions . You will then be prompted to enter your passcode. On the next page, tap on iTunes & App Store Purchases > Installing Apps. To select which apps you want to be able to purchase, select enable when prompted.

As for Android users, the commonest reason is that you (or someone else) removed the app icon from your home screen manually. On most Android devices, users can simply pull out an app by long-pressing and swiping it to an X icon above the screen.

Enable the app in the Settings menu. If you are missing a pre-installed app on the Application screen, you may have disabled it by mistake….To enable a disabled app

1. Find and tap Settings > Apps & notifications > App info.
2. Tap All apps > Disabled apps.
3. Select the app that you want to enable, then tap Enable.

For some Android models, the app will be installed automatically when it completes the downloading process. If you find the missing apps installed but still fail to show up on the home screen, you can uninstall the app and reinstall it. If necessary, you can also recover deleted app data on your Android phone.

If the app icon is still missing, you can try to reset your home screen layout next. This will reset the home screen layout back to factory defaults and you would need to move your apps back to folders again. You can find that option under Settings > General > Reset > Reset Home Screen Layout.

If you don’t often use that app that’s gone missing, it’s quite possible that it got offloaded using a feature first launched in iOS 11 called Offload Unused Apps. To check if this feature is on, go to Settings > iTunes & App Store > Offload Unused Apps. If it’s toggled on, toggle it off.