There are always a few odd cases that require a little extra touch. That doesn’t mean it will work for everyone of course. Conclusion – ClearlyĪt this point you should be in the clear and the message should be gone and should not come back. Let it finish and the button should update to say “install”.
In any case, once the page is loaded in the store, click on “uninstall”. Or, you can simply open the Play Store and search for Speech Services by Google. You can go to settings, then Apps > (choose ‘all’ if you haven’t already) > Speech Services by Google > Store app details. To do this, you have two paths to follow. It’s just something worth noting, just in case. Personally, we didn’t find any changes on the devices we tested this with. However, you may not even notice any changes or nothing may be lost. Keep in mind that this option may cause you to lose some of your personalized settings (in Speech Services). If the first two options do not work, you can reinstall Speech Services. It won’t affect any of your settings, so there’s nothing to worry about. Now click on the “Clear cache” button and then restart the phone. Return to the settings page and follow this path: Applications > (choose “all” if you haven’t already) > Speech Services by Google > (optional: click the “Force Stop” button) > Storage. If the first solution didn’t work, we actually have another option that doesn’t require much.
Just tap on that popup and on the settings screen. If “update” is one of them, go ahead and click on it.
A pop-up window will form and offer you some options. You can click on the “Installed” tab, then click on the language you have installed. Settings should automatically pick up the moment you click an option. You are essentially refreshing the setting. If one is already chosen, choose the other. Now choose one of the two options to update automatically at all times or only via Wi-Fi. From there, click on the “Auto Update” tab. From there, head to the following path: Google > Google App Settings > Search, Assistant & Voice > Voice > Offline Speech Recognition. You can do this by dragging the notifications window and clicking on the gear icon. We’ll cover a number of ways to solve this one with (hopefully) the first being the answer for most users. This is something that has happened in the past for various users, but seems to be happening a lot lately, most likely due to a bug that rolled out with one of the recent updates.įear not, because the fix shouldn’t be too boring at all. It pops up to tell you that Speech Services by Google has an update but is stuck on “waiting for network connection” regardless of your connectivity status. Recently, many Android users have been affected by this notification.
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