How To Fix Madden NFL 22 Mobile Won’t Install On Android | NEW in 2024

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Many people are reporting having an issue when trying to install Madden NFL 22 Mobile on their Android device. If you’re one of them and wondering how to fix this issue, you’ve come to the right place. 

At the time of this writing, Madden NFL 22 Mobile has already been downloaded over 5 million times in the Google Play Store so it definitely has a massive fan base. While the vast majority of people who plays this game do not encounter any installation issues at all, a significant number continues to experience them from time to time. For this reason, we’ve decided to create this guide to help.

How to fix Madden NFL 22 Mobile won’t install on Android

If you are having a hard time installing Madden NFL 22 Mobile, there can be several reasons for that. For most people, the main cause can be as simple as incompatibility while others may realize that their internet connection may be to blame. In some other cases, the reason may be caused by an issue with the Android’s software.  Whatever the reason is, this guide should help you fix the problem.

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Fix #1: Cancel the download.

If you’re having an issue downloading the game, the first step that you need to do is to re-initialize the download by cancelling it. Once the download has been cancelled, close and reopen the Play Store app and try to redownload the game.

Fix #2: Clear data of the Play Store app.

Some Madden NFL 22 Mobile players encounter installation issues the moment they hit the Install button in the Play Store. This can happen if the Play Store app is not working properly for whatever reason. To refresh the Play Store app, try clearing its data before you install Madden NFL 22 Mobile again.

To clear an app data, follow these steps:

  1. Open Settings app.
  2. Tap Apps.
  3. Select More settings.
  4. Select Show system apps.
  5. Find the Play Store app and select it.
  6. Tap Storage.
  7. Tap Clear data.
  8. Open Play Store again and download Madden NFL 22 Mobile again.

Fix #3: Check your internet connection.

If you’re still having an issue installing Madden NFL 22 Mobile, you want to make sure that it’s not because of your internet connection. Before you try to redownload the game, try to run a speed test on your Android and see how fast the download speed is. You should have at least 2 Mbps in order to maintain a good connection to server when trying to download an app. Keep in mind that anything slower than 2 Mbps can continue with the download, there’s no guarantee that the process can proceed fast or reliably. 

If possible, try to use a wifi that has a faster download speed than what your mobile data  can provide to see if you simply have a bad internet connection issue.

Fix #4: Double check if your device supports the game.

Although the Play Store app should determine whether or not your Android can support the Madden NFL 22 Mobile game when you try to install it, you should consider checking the game’s specifications if you’re having an issue adding it. 

The following are the important specifications to consider:

  1. OS: Android 9
  2. RAM: 2 GB
  3. Free storage: 140 MB
  4. Compatible with Samsung Galaxy S5 or newer.

If your device is older and does not meet any of the requirements, consider getting a new phone or tablet before installing the game again.

Fix #5: Reboot your device.

If your Android device meets the minimum system requirements for Madden NFL 22 Mobile, the next step that you can do is to ensure that you refresh it by rebooting. Simply turn it off by pressing the power button for a few seconds. Once your Android has been restarted, make sure to check for updates to your Play Store app before reinstalling Madden NFL 22 Mobile.

Fix #6: Reset the network settings.

In case there’s a problem with your network settings, you can also reset the settings with these steps:

  1. From the Home screen, swipe up on an empty spot to open the Apps tray.
  2. Tap General Management.
  3. Tap Reset.
  4. Tap Reset network settings.
  5. Tap Reset settings.
  6. If you have set up a PIN, enter it.
  7. Tap Reset settings. Once complete a confirmation window will appear.

Fix #7: Clear system cache.

The last thing that you want to do in this case is to ensure that you refresh the system cache. Sometimes, a corrupted system cache can be the reason why your Android may appear slow to open, load, or play games. It can also be, in some rare cases, to cause downloads and installations to fail. 

To clear your Android’s system cache, follow these steps (for Samsung device):

  1. Turn off your Android device.
  2. Press and hold the Volume Up key and the Bixby key, then press and hold the Power key.
  3. When the green Android logo displays, release all keys (‘Installing system update’ will show for about 30 – 60 seconds before showing the Android system recovery menu options).
  4. Press the Volume down key several times to highlight ‘wipe cache partition’.
  5. Press Power button to select.
  6. Press the Volume down key until ‘yes’ is highlighted and press the Power button.
  7. When the wipe cache partition is complete, “Reboot system now” is highlighted.

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