There was a problem parsing the package - Redmi K20 Pro / Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro Questions & Answe

Hi,
i have a Xiaomi 9T Pro phone.
When I want to install an apk-file with File Manager I get the error:
There was a problem parsing the package.
Solutions on the internet don't work and the apk-file can be installed on my old Honor phone and on my Samsung tablet..
I enabled install unknown apps for the File Manager, but that didn't work.
How can I install apk files on my Xiaomi phone?
Thanks,

jaap2012 said:
Hi,
i have a Xiaomi 9T Pro phone.
When I want to install an apk-file with File Manager I get the error:
There was a problem parsing the package.
Solutions on the internet don't work and the apk-file can be installed on my old Honor phone and on my Samsung tablet..
I enabled install unknown apps for the File Manager, but that didn't work.
How can I install apk files on my Xiaomi phone?
Thanks,
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Could you tell us which apps do you try to install?
Maybe someone knows the issue.

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I would like to install Samsung Apps on my miui rom but if I try to only install the apk it fails, I tried from adb and I got a "missing shared library" so I would like to know witch file I have to send on my phone to make it work.
exadeci said:
Hello,
I would like to install Samsung Apps on my miui rom but if I try to only install the apk it fails, I tried from adb and I got a "missing shared library" so I would like to know witch file I have to send on my phone to make it work.
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Most Samsung apps cannot be installed on a CM7 based ROM such as Miui since they require the Samsung Framework to function. I suggest finding replacements for whatever Samsung apps you are missing in the Market.
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Or is this the framework.jar ?

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I recently have rooted the device and it gives me error trying to install busybox
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Try installing the newest busybox zip via TWRP or CWM recovery instead. This worked for me when I had the same issue. Good luck
I've been having the same issue as well. All the busybox files I find are .tar.bz2
I tried to install through CWM and it won't find the file. I tried renaming the file and it will not allow me to drag it to the phone. I tried unzipping the file on my PC then rezip the file. The phone was able to see the file but the install kept failing.
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Huawei P30 Pro default calculator apk

Hi guyz,
I uninstalled the calculator default app of my huawei P30 pro by mistake.
Does someone could send me the default apk, pretty please?
Thanks in advance,
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Hi. I need the calculator apk too. Any luck?
calc v9.1.0.301 from EU VOG-L29 fw 124
xenon04 said:
calc v9.1.0.301 from EU VOG-L29 fw 124
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Thaaaaanks :good:
I am receiving an error while installing
"App not installed" did you face that issue?
The apk file was extracted with App Backup & Restore app from my phone
I have no idea where the fault could be
I guess that being a system app ... it cannot be installed with regular user rights ...
aamri111 said:
Thaaaaanks :good:
I am receiving an error while installing
"App not installed" did you face that issue?
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you will have to install by adb. cheers
juanpirulo said:
you will have to install by adb. cheers
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rhadoo_ds said:
I guess that being a system app ... it cannot be installed with regular user rights ...
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xenon04 said:
The apk file was extracted with App Backup & Restore app from my phone
I have no idea where the fault could be
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Thank you guys
juanpirulo said:
you will have to install by adb. cheers
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Hi,
unfortunately, I also uninstalled the original calculator app from my new P30 Pro by mistake.
Until now, I had no success in reinstalling the above linked apk file to the device.
Could you please point out in detail, how the calculator can be reinstalled? I do not have too much knowldge on "adb"...tried a bit, but it always resulted in error messages...I am sure that I did something wrong
Thanks a lot for helping me!
Hello teammates,
In order to install this APK via ADB Tools, you have to sign the APK.
Code:
apksigner sign --ks debug.keystore com.android.calculator2-90100301-v9.1.0.301.apk
You can find your debug.keystore in your android folder (/Users/USER/.android in MacOS).
then
Code:
adb install com.android.calculator2-90100301-v9.1.0.301.apk
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I came across this old post after wanting to re-install the Huawei Calculator app which I had uninstalled previously on my Huawei P40 pro. Unfortunately, the HiSuite application does not backup the system apps like the Calculator so you cannot simply restore it. There are two ways to re-install this system app:
If you have got adb setup and working, simply reinstall it using the following command from Windows command prompt eg.
D:\adb>adb shell cmd package install-existing com.huawei.calculator
Package com.huawei.calculator installed for user: 0
If you do not want or know how to setup adb, you can simply extract the apk using an apk extractor application eg. Apk Extractor (by Rethink Studios) from Google Play store (or Apkpure or similar for devices without Play store like the P40)
You first need to setup a new account (or enable the Guest account to be able to install apks). To do this, using your Admin or main account on the device, go to: Settings > Users & Accounts > Users > Add user
Create a new account on your device skipping through any steps that is not applicable for you
Go to the Google Play store or use the browser to navigate to apkpure.com and download the Apk Extractor [No Ads] from Rethink Studios
Install the Apk Extractor and extract the apk from the system calculator app. This will be placed in the Apks folder by default.
Connect your device to your PC using USB (Transfer files) and copy the calculator.apk from your device to a folder on your PC.
Exit from your device new account back to your Admin or main account on your device.
Copy the calculator.apk from your PC to a folder on your device and reinstall the app on your device using your device Files application.
You may wish to delete the new account you have created if you have no need for it to save storage space.
aamri111 said:
Thaaaaanks :good:
I am receiving an error while installing
"App not installed" did you face that issue?
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INSTALL Huawei Calculator SIMPLY step by step :
1. First download the file com.huawei.calculator if it is not done yet.
2. Download Zipsigner
3. Open Zipsigner and click on IN/OUT at the top left and select com.huawei.calculator apk file and click SIGN THE FILE at the bottom.
4. And install the signed apk
Example :
ORIGINAL : com.huawei.calculator.apk
SIGNED : com.huawei.calculator-signed.apk
Download the SIGNED apk and the app will install.
If the method not work just reply me

Cannot access root directory. Says "directory is read banned"

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Download x-plore file manager from play store, give it root access and you will be able to access root directory.
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Download x-plore file manager from play store, give it root access and you will be able to access root directory.
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Package Installer Keeps Stopping

When I try to install an APK (Samsung's Good Lock in this case, but it happens with all APKs) I get the error message described in the attached photo. I have a Samsung Galaxy S10 (SM-G973F) with Android 11.
Can anybody help me?
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When I try to install an APK (Samsung's Good Lock in this case, but it happens with all APKs) I get the error message described in the attached photo. I have a Samsung Galaxy S10 (SM-G973F) with Android 11.
Can anybody help me?
Thanks!
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Try to install it via Galaxy store.
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It_ler said:
Why do you try to install good lock app directly (manually via file explorer)?
Try to install it via Galaxy store.
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