How to install google play

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Just follow these steps:
Now you can continue to side load the Google apps you want to use following the same process as above. Transfer them to the Download folder on the Kindle Fire, just like you did with the first set of apps. Open ES File Explorer, open the Download folder, and tap to install the Google apps you want.
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You can open it from the App list.
You can as well search on google play for facebook.
Go to the same place you downloaded from.
And click open.

If you don't see the Google Play Store app or the app doesn't open:
Confirm you're using a supported Android device.
You may have hidden the app and need to re-enable it.
Turn off your device and turn it on again, then look for the app.

If it is not working, download and reinstall the Play app. Once properly installed, it works when opened.
http://www.androidguys.com/2014/06/04/download-install-latest-google-play-store-4-8-20-apk/

Google Play Services needs to be updated from time to time. It seems to keep getting bigger and bigger. You can go into Settings - Apps and then ALL and scroll to find Google Play Services and then click on it. The screen that comes up will give you the option to clear the cache and clear the data.

First clear the cache. Then see if that solves the problem. Likely it won't. Then you can clear the data. It that doesn't work for you then click on *uninstall updates.* This will reset the Google Play Services to original factory. Reboot and make sure you have a good wi-fi connection as the Google Play Services should connect to the Google Play Store and update automatically. If it doesn't, then open the Store app and select *My Apps* *All* and scroll to Google Play Services.and click *Update*.

Note: the Store App, itself, might be slow and balky until the updated Play Services is installed and running.

Here's a hint. If you do the above and delete the updates from the Google Play Services app on your device, when you boot up your device might act balky - just give it a few minutes as it's probably connecting and downloading the Google Play Services updates automatically. Google Play Services is important for just about everything that communicates with Google so don't expect all the other Google apps to work until the updated version of Google Play Services is installed and working.

Go to your App Store and see if it there? If it is try open or install. If it is not there you will need to reinstall.

First make sure you have a good internet connection, WiFi or Ethernet.
Access play from your application list. If on do not have it download from Google.com.
When in Play select what you want to download and select, install, you should then be asked if you agree to access of your tablet, agree. It will then download the app and it will apper in your apps list after a short time.

There are a few reasons why you would get a 912 error when downloading apps.

• Downloading apps directly to an SD card
• Play Store (app store) needs to be updated
• Bad cache

The following methods could help solve the problem
Clear Cache and Reboot

• Go to Setting >> Go to Application Setting (In some devices application setting is named as apps).
• Go to, All the apps > >Find the Google Play Store >> Clear Data and Cache
• Once you have clear everything, Next you need to Force Stop the application
• Also, try to clear Cache and data of Download Manager and Google Service Framework.
• Now, Restart your device and try to download the app.

Unmount SD Card

• Go to Setting >> Storage >> Scroll down and select "Unmount SD card"
• Open Google Play Store >> Download the app again that was giving you the error message
• After successful installation, Go back to Settings >> Storage >> tap on "mount SD card"
• If above steps didn't work, also try removing your SD card before installing.

Move app to phone

• Go to Settings >> Go to Apps >> Select, All the apps
• Scroll down and select the app that was giving you the error during update
• Select "Move to phone"
• Open Google Play Store and update the app
• After successful installation, you can move the app back to SD card