Trying to download app and it says double click

 · An Apple expert explains why your it says "double click to install" on your iPhone and shows you how to confirm Apple Pay purchases using the side button. What it is trying to tell you is to double click the side button, which will invoke Face ID to make sure you have permission to download apps. This is simply to avoid downloads due to accidentally tapping the "Get" button and then having Face ID automatically give permission to download because it sees you. A friend of mine asked me the same question. She was so mad because she couldn’t click to download the app. I can see now that it can be unclear to some people. Maybe Apple can use an arrow to point to the side button, although, it clearly says “click” not “tap”.

Uninstall Google Play Updates. This method can also fix the issue on some devices; Go to the Settings app on your device. Click on Application Manager/Apps/My Apps. Find the Google Play Store and click on the same. Click on the Uninstall Updates button. I am trying to install a free trial of a programme on creative cloud, but cannot get past the creative cloud installer window which says 'double click to install. I click, allow web app, enter password to allow changes and then nothing happens I have tried deleting the installer and re-downloading it but this doesn't change anything. Method 2: I suggest you to try to start Windows Installer services and Windows Update services. Check if it helps. 1. Press Windows Key + R Key. 2. Type "bltadwin.ru" without the quotes and click on it. 3. Search for Windows installer. 4. Double click on it and under Startup type, select Automatic. 5. Then click on Start button.

I am trying to install a free trial of a programme on creative cloud, but cannot get past the creative cloud installer window which says 'double click to install. I click, allow web app, enter password to allow changes and then nothing happens I have tried deleting the installer and re-downloading it but this doesn't change anything. Jan. 18, p.m. PT. When trying to install an app on your iPhone X ($ at Amazon), have you encountered a prompt that reads "Double Click to Install"? There are other variations of the. When you decide to download an app (or make any purchase like with Apple’s Wallet app), an animated message appears on-screen asking you to Double Click to install (pay or update.) And for a lot of people, it’s unclear what they need to do next as that animation bounces around the side or top of their device’s screens.