Sudden issues with display, etc.
If you're having trouble with the Google Play Store (signing in), please install the SystemWEBview APK from Google.
You can also update the app in the following ways:
Update system apps before signing in to your Google Account:###
If you just purchased the tablet, there is a sideload update available without having to sign in to the Play Store. To do this, tap the Play Store app. The sign-in window for your Google Account will open. Now tap the three dots in the upper corner and update the system apps. Under “Details,” you should also update System WebView.
Find the app on the Google Play Store:
Go to the Play Store and search for "System WebView." You'll see several apps listed here. If possible, install only the official version. Do not install any beta or Canary versions. It should be possible to update the app. If the System WebView cannot be found, is marked as incompatible, or cannot be installed, please follow the steps below
If you can't find the app on the Play Store:###
Please search for the app using the Chrome browser and click on the Play Store link in the search results. The Play Store will then open on your tablet, allowing you to install the app.
If you can't find System WebView under Settings/Apps
Go to Settings/Apps and disable the Chrome app The Android System WebView app should now be visible as well If you tap on Android System WebView, you can update it through the Play Store. Or you can go directly to the Play Store. After the update, restart Chrome.
The latest versions of System WebView require an additional APK
A so-called Trichrome Library APK. The System WebView was extracted from the Chrome browser so that it can run on its own as an app and thus be updated. Please update the System WebView APK via the Play Store, or search for it using the Chrome browser and then click the link to the Play Store. If the update doesn't work, you can also download it from APKmirror.
To do this, please install these two APKs: