Why can't I update Chrome from my Android phone?

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Delete an app's temporary files (also known as Cache files) to clear up space on your smartphone and fix performance issues. If Chrome isn't updating from the Play Store, delete the cache files from the Play Store. The Android Download Manager and Google Play Services are two examples of system programs that should be disabled.

Close Google Chrome and proceed with the steps below.

1. Hold the Play Store app icon in your hand and tap the info symbol.

2. Select Storage & Cache from the drop-down menu.

3. Tap Clear Cache to clear any temporary data from Chrome on your device.

Try upgrading Chrome from the Play Store once more to see if you get lucky this time. Otherwise, clear the cache data for the Google Play service.

The Download Manager is a system function that makes it easier to download programs from the Google Play Store. You might have trouble installing or upgrading apps on the Play Store if you have a problem with the Download Manager.

Clearing the Download Manager's cache, on the other hand, frequently resolves these issues. Close the Play Store, cancel any outstanding app downloads, and proceed with the steps below.

1. Go to Settings > Apps & Notifications > Apps & Notifications > Select Show system from the menu icon in the top-right corner of All Apps.

2. Select Download Manager from the list of programs.

3. Select Storage & Cache from the drop-down menu.

4. Select the Clear Cache option.

5. Go to the Play Store and update Chrome once again.