On devices with the Android operating system
Step 1. Clear the cache and delete data.
Click on the icon Settings -> Applications -> All, and look there Google Play Market:
Tap on it and go to properties Google Play Store:
Here we need to click the button Clear cache, then Erase data, and finally the button Stop.
We need to do the same with Google Services Framework:
And then also with system application Google Services Play:
Step 2. Disable Google account synchronization.
Let's go to the section Settings -> Accounts, click on your account. The account synchronization settings will open. Let's uncheck all the boxes there. It should look like this:
Step 3. Reboot your tablet or smartphone.
Step 4. Turn on Google account synchronization.
After rebooting the device, go to the section again Settings -> Accounts, select your account and check the boxes back:
If synchronization errors occur, we don’t pay attention.
Step 5. Reboot your tablet or smartphone.
Step 6. Check the operation of the Google Play market.
After this it should disappear.
If all else fails...
All that remains is to try deleting your account and registering it again.
To do this, go to the section Settings -> Accounts:
Click on our Google account and get into its settings:
In the upper right corner, click on the icon that looks like three squares. In the menu that opens, select the item Delete account.
After deleting the account, we reboot our device and add Google account again
. To do this, in the section Accounts there is a point Add account in the upper right corner.
Now let’s figure out what to do if your Android phone or tablet does not sync with Google accounts and displays an error.
This article is suitable for phones and tablets of all Android device manufacturers: Samsung, LG, Sony, Huawei, Xiaomi, HTC, ZTE, Fly, Alcatel and others. We are not responsible for your actions.
Synchronizing your Google account on your Android device is a very convenient feature. Thanks to it, part of the important information from a tablet or smartphone. When switching to a new gadget given information can be quickly restored.
For example, a list of contacts. When you apply account synchronization, when you switch to new phone the list of your contacts will be displayed on it in 1 minute and you will not have to manually enter everything again phone numbers. Let's look at cases with Google account synchronization errors on Android devices.
Causes of synchronization errors between Android and Google
When Android does not synchronize information with the Google server, the reasons must be sought primarily in the operation of your gadget. Errors can also occur on Google's side, but quite rarely. Such failures are quickly detected and corrected.
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Users most often encounter a notification that indicates a failure, the exact cause of which is not clear. Perhaps it is with the actions of users or with incorrect settings to login. Devices with unofficial firmware can harm the system, so you will have to remove them and return the gadget to the initial state.
The most unpleasant situation when a Google account synchronization error is displayed on Android may be “stuck synchronization.” In this case, the entire system freezes, and the error can be corrected after rebooting the tablet or smartphone.
A synchronization error may occur due to incorrect entry of personal data (login and password). You must enter the correct information that you received during registration. In extreme situations, you can recover your password.
Sometimes synchronization errors are due to incorrect system settings. You can reset to factory settings, but in most cases this is not necessary. Just go to settings and examine the included services.
Synchronization must be enabled for all accounts. First, you can deselect services that require authentication, and then reboot the gadget. Then, on the newly turned on device, you need to go to the accounts section and check the boxes next to the corresponding services.
In some situations, you will need to disable two-level authentication in your account security settings. You can also use the transfer of information to background and auto-sync.
If Android refuses to synchronize photos, mail, contacts and other information, perform the following steps:
- Reboot the device.
- Checking the stability of the Internet connection. We connect to Wi-Fi, if possible.
- We check that synchronization is enabled and the settings are configured correctly.
- Delete your Google account and add it again.
For removing account you should go to “Settings”, “Accounts”, then to “Google” and call up the additional menu (on the top right there is a button in the form of 3 buttons). Now click “Delete”.
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When deleting accounts, no data will be lost, as the account remains intact. We reboot the gadget, and the next time we turn it on, we add the Google profile again, specify the login and password.
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If errors continue to occur during synchronization, you should add another Google account. If other accounts do not work normally, you need to reflash the gadget. It is recommended to use only official firmware, since custom assemblies have their drawbacks, which can lead to various system failures.
How to enable Google synchronization with Android?
To enable Google account synchronization, you must first go to “Settings” on Android. Then we scroll down the settings until we reach the block with the “Personal Data” settings. Go to “Accounts” or in other versions “Accounts”.
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Then a list will be displayed with the accounts that you have logged into before on your Android. To enable synchronization, select Google account. If your Google account is not in the list, it means you are not logged in.
In this situation, you should click on “Add account”, this button is located at the bottom of the list, and then follow the instructions displayed on the screen.
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After selecting a Google account, the user will be shown synchronization settings for of this account. Here you can disable or enable synchronization of many services, for example, Google Keep notes, Gmail, Chrome web browser and much more. To enable synchronization, move the switch opposite the required services to the “Enabled” position.
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To start immediate account synchronization, you need to click on the button in the upper right corner of the screen. A menu will open where you should select “Synchronize”.
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By default, information from applications, contacts and calendar are synchronized. If you want to automatically synchronize photos with Google servers, you need to download Google app photo. By going to the application settings, the “Startup and synchronization” line is available. When activated on cloud storage Photos will be sent.
Most often, users encounter a message indicating a failure, the exact cause of which has not yet been clarified, but it can be assumed that it is associated solely with the actions of the user himself, as well as with incorrect login settings. Now gadgets with unofficial firmware will not be considered, since they themselves can harm the system and will have to be removed, returning the device to its original state.
Google Android account synchronization error: what to do?
The most unpleasant thing in a situation where a Google Android account synchronization error appears on a phone or tablet may be the so-called “stuck synchronization.”
IN in this case, as practice shows, the entire system hangs, and the failure can be corrected by simply rebooting the device. In most cases, this helps (think of frozen programs in Windows - when you reboot they work again).
Fixing a syntax error
It is likely that the Google Android account synchronization error on a tablet or smartphone may be caused by incorrectly entering your personal data (login and password).
Here you just need to enter the correct entries received during registration (the G-mail address is used as the login). As a last resort, you can try to recover your password.
Checking synchronization settings
Sometimes the Google Android account synchronization error is associated with incorrect settings in the system itself. You can, of course, try to return to factory settings, but in most cases this is not required. You just need to go to the settings and look at the enabled services.
As a rule, synchronization should be turned on for all accounts. To begin with, you can uncheck all services that require authentication, and then reboot the device. After this, when the device is turned on again, you should again enter the accounts section and check the boxes next to the appropriate services, including data transfer, browser, etc.
In some cases, it is mandatory to disable the two-level authentication system in your account security settings. In this case, it is also worth using auto-sync and data transfer in the background.
Deleting an account
If all the methods given above do not help, and the Google Android account synchronization error appears again, you will have to take extreme measures - deleting the existing “account”.
To do this, use the settings menu, where you select the accounts section. Here we are interested in accounting Google entry. We enter it, enter Gmail address and confirm the deletion with the button below or the menu command.
Now, as is probably already clear, you should restart the device, after which, if you have an Internet connection and try to log into Google services, the system will prompt you to either create a new entry or use existing registration data. Enter your username and password and confirm your choice. If this does not help (for example, on devices with installed firmware), you will have to create a new “account”, but in this case there is no question of restoring the list of contacts or earlier installed applications there is no question.
Conclusion
Although errors of this type are very common, you can deal with them in the most simple methods and means that are not too complicated. It is enough to use only your mobile gadget. In this case, there is no connection to a computer with access to the installed control program not required.
In addition, it is worth noting that the problem of failures that occur on devices with firmware was not specifically addressed here. The fact is that when installing unofficial updates, a rather serious problem may arise regarding their safe deletion, which requires special attention and maximum caution. Otherwise, the entire system can be brought to a state of complete inoperability.
Otherwise considered standard means are the simplest and do not cause any difficulties for any user. Finally, it can be noted that you can also delete the data and cache of the service itself, but these parameters are relevant to the account synchronization error, as they say, insofar as.
I'll start in order. After this suspicious guy in Dolcabar took my phone in his hands, my whole life went awry.
The guy asked if I could live without my phone for 10 minutes and started updating the system.
After some time I noticed that gmail stopped updating.
I deleted my gmail account in settings and logged in again. But the launch of the Gmail application is forever stuck in this phase: 
In Settings-Accounts-Gmail you can see that synchronization is not working. Messages are issued periodically:
An error occurred in the com.google.process.location application.
In the Sync app Google Calendar An error has occurred.
An error occurred in the Google Play Services application.
And a few more. 
God bless him, with gmail, in a pinch I can run it in the browser, but without it Google Play does not seem to work, which prevents me from downloading and updating applications.
Even though I'm logged into Google, I get the following message: 
Does anyone have any ideas on how to solve the problem without going through a factory reset?
I’m not banned from Google, I’ve read about 10 instructions. I’ve turned the checkboxes on and off in the settings, stopped applications, cleared the memory and cache, rebooted 10 times. Nothing helped, I’m taking help from the audience.
Mobile operating room Android system, like almost any modern platform, provides functionality that ensures the safety of the user’s personal data. One of these tools is synchronization of contacts, passwords, applications, calendar entries, etc. But what if such an important element of the OS stops working properly?
One of the common problems in this case is the lack of synchronization of the user's contact list. Such a failure may be short-term, in which case after a certain time the exchange of data with the Google cloud is restored.
It's another matter when the termination of contact synchronization is permanent. We will talk further about how to correct such an error in the system.
Before performing the steps described below, you should double-check whether the device is connected to the Internet. Just open any page in a mobile web browser or launch an application that requires mandatory network access.
You should also be sure that you are logged into your Google account and there are no problems with its operation. To do this, open any application from the “Good Corporation” mobile application package, such as Gmail, Inbox, etc. Better yet, try installing any program from the Play Store.
And the last point - auto-sync must be turned on. If this function is activated, the necessary data is synchronized with the cloud in automatic mode without your direct participation.
To find out if this option is enabled, you need to go to "Settings" — "Accounts" — "Google". Here in the additional menu (vertical ellipsis at the top right) the item should be checked "Auto-sync data".
If according to all the above points full order, feel free to move on to ways to fix contact synchronization errors.
Method 1: Manually synchronize your Google account
The simplest solution, which in some cases can be effective.
If after performing these steps, synchronization begins and completes successfully, the problem is solved. Otherwise, we try other ways to resolve the error.
Method 2: Removing and Re-Adding Google Account
This option is even more likely to fix the problem with syncing contacts on your Android device. You just need to delete your authorized Google account and log in again.
Our next step is to add the newly deleted Google account to the device again.
By adding a Google account again, we start the data synchronization process from scratch.
Method 3: Force Synchronization
If the previous troubleshooting methods do not work, you will have to “cheat,” so to speak, and force the device to synchronize all data. There are two ways to do this.
The first method is to change the date and time settings.
As a result, your contacts and other data will be forcibly synchronized with the Google cloud.
Another option for forcing synchronization is using a dialer. Accordingly, it is suitable only for Android smartphones.
In this case, you need to open the Phone application or any other “dialer” and enter the following combination:
As a result, you should see the following message in the notification bar indicating a successful connection. 
Method 4: Clear cache and delete data
A very effective method of dealing with contact synchronization errors is to complete removal and cleaning associated data.
Now let's start clearing the cache and contact list.
Method 5: Third Party App
It may happen that none of the methods described above will fix the problem with contact synchronization. In this case, we recommend using it from a third-party developer.
The “Fix for contact synchronization” program is able to identify and correct a number of errors that lead to the inability to synchronize contacts.
All you need to do to fix the problem is press a button "To correct" and follow further instructions applications.