How to deal with INSTALL PARSE FAILED INCONSISTENT CERTIFICATES without uninstall

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I tried to reinstall an apk   adb install -r new apk   And it shows the error   Failure  INSTALL PARSE FAILED INCONSISTENT CERTIFICATES    One solution is to uninstall and install the new apk  that works fine   But I m wondering whether I could re-build an apk and re-install without the uninstallation  Eg  change some config in the AndroidManifest xml  or not sign the APK  etc   It would be great appreciated if you could tell me the whole meaning of the  INSTALL PARSE FAILED INCONSISTENT CERTIFICATES

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For what it is worth  I ran into this problem after adding a new plugin to my Cordova project  I had been having cordova do builds and install directly on the device via USB   I fixed it by uninstalling the app from the device and on the next deploy there were no problems

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It means the new copy of your application  on your development machine  was signed with a different signing key than the old copy of your application  installed on the device emulator   For example  if this is a device  you might have put the old copy on from a different development machine  e g   some other developer s machine   Or  the old one is signed with your production key and the new one is signed with your debug key

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Since the verification is based on package s name  you can change the package name inside your config xml or manifest file for another name you want    When publishing your app don t forget to change back the name

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Nothing from above worked for me  The problem for me was that I had wrong source in my Java Build Path for android-support-v7-appcompat  When you go to Project  Build Path  Configure Build Path   Under the Source tab make sure you have android-support-v7-appcompat gen   android-support-v7-appcompat libs and android-support-v7-appcompat src and nothing else  Click  OK and it should work

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This happened to me when another developer on the team built our app on the hardware device I was trying to deploy to   Uninstalling the app from hardware fixed my problem

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I faced an another use case where I got the similar error   When At first I got the error  I panicked  and removed  data data  package name  After that I tried  and my problem was still present  Then I tried uninstall  it failed   I then removed the apk file present in  system app  required root access   and tried uninstall and it was successfull   After that I tried re-installing the apk  it worked

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I had the same problem until I realised I had the simulator running and adb was trying to install on that

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I ve had the same error today  but the problem wasn   t exactly the same  I   m using ADB with Android installed in VirtualBox  I tried to install different versions of my app  signed   not signed  debug   release mode  and got two errors alternatively    INSTALL FAILED UID CHANGED and INSTALL PARSE FAILED INCONSISTENT CERTIFICATES   Now  when looking at  data data  package name   I found a bunch of files that were still there after uninstalling the app  I tried to rm -rf them without success    I got I O errors   The solution to this was      Shut down the VM Mount the VDI image with vdfuse  read write  Repair the Partition1 image file with e2fsck Umount and restart the VM

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I think   your app installed by other account   multiple account mode feature   You can uninstall app in Setting Apps  app name   Uninstall

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I had this problem trying to execute gradle task connectedDebugAndoidTest  or connectedAndroidTest  on Genymotion  Running it on normal emulator solved the problem

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If you encounter a failed deployment to an Andorid device or emulator with the error  Failure  INSTALL PARSE FAILED INCONSISTENT CERTIFICATES   in the Output Window  simply delete the existing app on the device or emulator and redeploy  Debug builds will use a debug certificate while Release builds will use your configured certificate  This error is simply letting you know that the certificate of the app installed on the device is different than the one you are attempting to install  In non-development  app store  scenarios  this can be indicator of a corrupted or otherwise modified app not safe to install on the device

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I got this error even after uninstalling the original APK  which was mystifying  Finally I realized that I had set up multiple users on my Nexus 7 for testing and that the app was still installed for one of the other users  Once I uninstalled it for all users the error went away

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This is the command to uninstall the app from device using adb   adb uninstall  lt package name gt

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I ran into this while testing on a new Xoom  I had previously installed my app from the Marketplace  Later while trying to test a new version of the app I ran into this error   I fixed it by removing the app that was installed via Marketplace  just hold and drag to the trash   Thereafter I was able to deploy my development version without any issue

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I changed the package name while coding an update so that I could debug it on my device via Eclipse  without deleting the old version that was installed  Without reverting the package name I was using when trying to reinstall  I got this same error  Using the same package name the reinstall was successful

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Just delete the old build from the device and reinstall the same  Because device keystore is already exist in the device so just uninstall the build and reinstall the APK thats all    Thanks

[android] How to deal with INSTALL_PARSE_FAILED_INCONSISTENT_CERTIFICATES without uninstall?

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