在我们严重依赖流媒体平台来获取娱乐和信息的时代，流畅的用户体验是您应该期望的最低要求。不幸的是，即使像YouTube这样的应用程序也无法避免崩溃或功能问题。
如果YouTube无法在您的Android设备上运行，那么解决起来可能会很困难。为了帮助您，如果YouTube(YouTube)无法在您的Android设备上运行，您可以尝试使用以下六种不同的修复方法来解决该问题。
重新启动您的 Android 设备
解决YouTube无法在Android设备上运行问题的最简单方法之一就是重新启动它。重新启动您的 Android 设备(Restarting your Android device)可以帮助清除任何临时故障并使应用程序正常运行。
要重新启动您的Android设备，请按照以下步骤操作。
- 按住设备上的电源按钮，直到出现电源选项菜单。
- 根据您设备的菜单，点击重新启动(Restart)或关闭电源选项。(Power Off)
- 如果您选择“关机”(Off)，请等待几秒钟，然后再次按电源按钮将其重新打开。
- 设备重新启动后，尝试打开YouTube应用以检查问题是否已解决。
重新启动Android设备后，您的YouTube应用应该会再次开始运行。但是，如果不是，您需要尝试下面的进一步修复之一。
检查您的时间是否正确同步
这可能看起来很奇怪，但如果您的Android设备时间错误，YouTube可能会停止工作。这是因为您的设备和YouTube(YouTube)服务器之间的时间需要正确同步，某些（隐藏的）幕后服务才能正常工作。
为了确保您的设备的日期和时间正确同步，请按照以下步骤操作。
- 打开“设置”应用程序。
- 查找日期(Date)和时间设置 - 这可能会列在“常规(General)”、“系统”(System)或类似设置下，具体取决于您的Android版本。
- 启用自动(Automatic)日期和时间的切换。您的设备将默认使用网络提供的日期和时间设置。
- 更改应立即应用，但您可以重新启动设备以确保更改已生效。
如果启用自动日期和时间功能不起作用，您可以手动为设备设置正确的日期和时间。
- 为此，请打开Android上的“设置”(Settings)应用程序。
- 打开您的日期(Date)和时间设置（在“常规”(General)、“系统”(System)或类似设置下）。
- 禁用自动(Automatic)日期和时间
的切换。
- 点击设置(Tap Set)日期并选择正确的日期，然后点击确定。
- 点击设置(Tap Set)时间并选择正确的时间，然后点击确定。
调整设备的日期和时间设置后，打开YouTube应用并检查问题是否已解决。
检查您的数据或 Wi-Fi 连接
YouTube无法在Android设备上正常工作的最常见原因之一是互联网连接不佳。YouTube 视频暂停(YouTube videos pausing)或视频播放断断续续(choppy video playback)等问题通常可以通过检查您的移动数据或 Wi-Fi 连接是否处于活动状态并正常工作来解决。
要检查您的数据连接，请按照以下步骤操作。
- 打开Android设备的“设置”(Settings)应用。
- 打开网络(Network)和互联网(Internet)或连接(Connections)菜单。此菜单的名称会有所不同，具体取决于您使用的设备及其运行的Android版本。
- 首先，打开数据(Data)使用菜单并确保启用移动(Mobile)数据或蜂窝(Cellular)数据设置。如果它已经打开，请尝试将其关闭然后重新打开。查看屏幕顶部信号强度条旁边的数据指示器（例如 4G、5G 或类似指示器），以确认您有信号。
- 接下来，打开 Wi-Fi 设置菜单。
- 确保(Make)Wi -Fi(Wi-Fi)已启用并且您已连接到网络。完成后，请检查屏幕顶部的Wi-Fi信号强度条，以确保连接良好。(Wi-Fi)
清除YouTube 应用(YouTube App)的数据(Data)和缓存(Cache)
如果您在尝试解决YouTube无法在(YouTube)Android上运行的问题时遇到困难，您可能会发现从应用中清除缓存数据会更容易。这可以帮助您解决应用程序本身可能导致其无法工作的小故障，例如YouTube 搜索栏无法工作(YouTube search bar not working)。
要清除YouTube(YouTube)应用的数据和缓存，请按照以下步骤操作。根据您的手机型号，以下步骤可能会略有不同。
- 打开Android手机上的“设置”(Settings)应用。
- 选择应用程序(Apps)或应用程序(Apps)和通知(Notifications)（取决于您的Android版本）。
- (Choose YouTube)从应用程序列表中选择 YouTube 。如果您在列表中没有看到它，请使用顶部的搜索栏来帮助您找到它。
- 接下来，点击存储或数据(Data)选项。
- 选择清除(Clear)缓存以删除缓存的文件。此步骤不会删除您保存的数据，例如帐户信息和偏好设置。
- 接下来，选择清除(Clear)数据以删除应用程序保存的所有信息。这还会从应用程序中删除您的帐户详细信息和偏好设置，因此您之后需要重新登录。
清除数据后，重新启动YouTube应用并检查问题是否已解决。
检查应用程序和设备更新
保持 YouTube 应用和设备软件更新至关重要，因为它可以确保您拥有最新的错误修复、安全补丁和功能。通过定期更新应用程序，您可以最大限度地减少遇到任何问题的机会。
要更新您的YouTube应用，请按照以下步骤操作。
- 在Android设备上打开Google Play 商店(Google Play Store)应用。
- 选择角落中的个人资料图标，然后从菜单中选择管理应用程序和设备。(Manage)
- 在管理(Manage)应用程序和设备菜单中，点击管理(Manage)选项卡，然后点击其下方的可用更新图标。(Updates)
- 在有可用更新的应用程序列表中查找YouTube应用程序。(YouTube)如果有可用更新，请点击它以选择它，然后按右上角的更新按钮。
YouTube应用更新后，将其打开以查看问题是否得到解决。
删除(Remove)并重新安装 YouTube 应用更新(Reinstall YouTube App Updates)
如果您仍然遇到YouTube在(YouTube)Android上崩溃的问题，您可能需要尝试删除所有最新更新并重新安装。大多数Android设备都预装了YouTube，因此您无法将其完全删除。
但是，删除并重新安装任何以前的YouTube应用更新将确保您拥有包含任何可用错误修复的最新版本。
要删除并重新安装YouTube应用，请按照以下步骤操作。
- 打开Google Play 商店(Google Play Store)并搜索YouTube 应用(YouTube app)。
- (Select Uninstall)从菜单中选择卸载。这将从您的手机中删除更新并恢复手机上预装的YouTube原始版本。(YouTube)
- 删除后，点击“更新”以重新安装(Update)YouTube应用的更新版本。
- 点击打开(Tap Open)以启动更新后的YouTube应用程序。
成功重新安装YouTube(YouTube)应用的更新版本后，请检查您遇到的问题是否现已解决。
使用 YouTube 移动网站
这是最后的手段，但如果YouTube应用仍然无法在Android上运行，您可以尝试使用移动网站。您将无法获得与应用程序中相同级别的功能，但使用YouTube网站仍然可以观看视频。
为此，请打开您首选的移动网络浏览器 - 建议使用 Chrome，但如果YouTube 无法在 Chrome 中运行，您可以使用(YouTube isn’t working in Chrome)Firefox或替代方案。在地址栏中，输入m.youtube.com并按 Enter。
YouTube网站将(YouTube)加载，您可以开始观看视频。如果您想访问您的观看历史记录或订阅列表，您可以先使用您的Google(Google)帐户详细信息登录。
在 Android 上使用 YouTube
通过执行上述步骤，您可以快速解决YouTube在(YouTube)Android上无法运行的问题（大多数情况下）。如果YouTube 应用太慢(YouTube app is too slow)，请不要忘记快速重新启动您的设备 - 这应该有助于快速解决问题。
如果您仍然遇到问题，请不要忘记尝试在其他设备上使用YouTube，例如在Roku上使用(Roku)YouTube应用。如果您在 YouTube 上遇到黑屏(black screen on YouTube)，请务必检查您的连接是否正常工作，并且您没有在设备上使用任何广告拦截器。
YouTube Not Working On Android? 6 Ways to Fix
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If YouTube isn’t working on your Android device, it can be frustrating to resolve. To help you, here are six different fixes you can try to resolve YouTube if it isn’t working on your Android device.
Restart Your Android Device
One of the simplest ways to fix an issue with YouTube not working on your Android device is by restarting it. Restarting your Android device can help clear any temporary glitches and allow the app to function properly.
To restart your Android device, follow these steps.
- Press and hold the power button on your device until the power options menu appears.
- Tap the Restart or Power Off option, depending on your device’s menu.
- If you choose Power Off, wait for a few seconds and press the power button again to turn it back on.
- Once your device has restarted, try opening the YouTube app to check if the issue has been resolved.
With a freshly restarted Android device, your YouTube app should start to work again. If it isn’t, however, you’ll need to try one of the further fixes below.
Check Your Time Is Synced Properly
It might seem odd, but if your Android device has the wrong time, YouTube might stop working. This is because the time between your device and YouTube’s servers need to be synced properly for certain (hidden) services behind-the-scenes to work properly.
To ensure your device’s date and time are synced correctly, follow these steps.
- Open the Settings app.
- Look for Date & time settings—this may be listed under General, System, or similar, depending on your version of Android.
- Enable the toggle for Automatic date & time. Your device will default to using your network-provided date and time settings.
- The changes should be applied immediately, but you can restart your device to be sure the changes have taken effect.
If enabling the automatic date and time feature doesn’t work, you can manually set the correct date and time for your device.
- To do this, open the Settings app on your Android.
- Open your Date & time settings (under General, System, or similar).
- Disable the toggle for Automatic date & time.
- Tap Set date and choose the correct date, then tap OK.
- Tap Set time and choose the correct time before tapping OK.
After adjusting your device’s date and time settings, open the YouTube app and check if the issue has been resolved.
Check Your Data or Wi-Fi Connection
One of the most common reasons that YouTube might not work properly on your Android device is a poor internet connection. Issues like YouTube videos pausing or choppy video playback can often be resolved by checking that your mobile data or Wi-Fi connection is active and working properly.
To check your data connection, follow these steps.
- Open your Android device’s Settings app.
- Open your Network & Internet or Connections menu. The name of this menu will vary, depending on the device you’re using and the version of Android it runs.
- First, open your Data usage menu and make sure that the Mobile data or Cellular data setting is enabled. If it’s already on, try turning it off and back on again. Look for a data indicator (such as 4G, 5G, or similar) next to the signal strength bars at the top of the screen to confirm that you have a signal.
- Next, open your Wi-Fi settings menu.
- Make sure that Wi-Fi is enabled and you’re connected to a network. Once you are, check the Wi-Fi signal strength bars at the top of the screen to ensure a strong connection.
Clear the Data and Cache for the YouTube App
If you’re having trouble trying to troubleshoot an issue with YouTube not working on Android, you may find it easier to clear your cached data from the app. This can help you resolve minor glitches with the app itself that could stop it from working, such as the YouTube search bar not working.
To clear the data and cache for the YouTube app, follow these steps. The steps below might slightly vary depending on your phone model.
- Open the Settings app on your Android phone.
- Select Apps or Apps & Notifications (depending on your Android version).
- Choose YouTube from the list of apps. If you don’t see it in the list, use the search bar at the top to help you locate it.
- Next, tap the Storage or Data option.
- Select Clear cache to remove cached files. This step will not delete your saved data, like account information and preferences.
- Next, select Clear data to delete all the app’s saved information. This will also remove your account details and preferences from the app, so you’ll need to sign in again afterward.
After clearing your data, restart the YouTube app and check if the issues are resolved.
Check for App and Device Updates
Keeping your YouTube app and device software updated is crucial as it ensures that you have the latest bug fixes, security patches, and features. By regularly updating the app, you can minimize the chances of encountering any issues.
To update your YouTube app, follow these steps.
- Open the Google Play Store app on your Android device.
- Select your profile icon in the corner and select Manage apps and devices from the menu.
- In the Manage apps and device menu, tap the Manage tab, then tap the Updates available icon below it.
- Look for the YouTube app in the list of apps with updates available. If an update is available, tap it to select it, then press the update button in the top-right.
Once the YouTube app is updated, open it to see if the issues are resolved.
Remove and Reinstall YouTube App Updates
If you’re still having problems with YouTube crashing on Android, you might need to try and remove any recent updates and reinstall them. Most Android devices come with YouTube preinstalled, so you won’t be able to remove it entirely.
However, removing and reinstalling any app previous YouTube app updates will ensure that you have the latest version with any available bug fixes.
To remove and reinstall the YouTube app, follow these steps.
- Open the Google Play Store and search for the YouTube app.
- Select Uninstall from the menu. This will remove the updates from your phone and restore the original version of YouTube that was preinstalled on your phone.
- Once removed, tap Update to reinstall the updated version of the YouTube app.
- Tap Open to launch the updated YouTube app afterward.
After successfully reinstalling the updated version of the YouTube app, check to see if the issues you’ve been having are now resolved.
Use the YouTube Mobile Website
It’s a last resort, but if the YouTube app still isn’t working on Android, you can try and use the mobile website instead. You won’t have the same level of functionality as you would have in the app, but using the YouTube website will still allow you to watch videos.
To do this, open your preferred mobile web browser—Chrome is recommended, but you can use Firefox or an alternative if YouTube isn’t working in Chrome. In the address bar, type m.youtube.com and press Enter.
The YouTube website will load and you can begin to watch videos. If you want to access your watch history or subscription list, you can sign in using your Google account details first.
Using YouTube on Android
By following the steps above, you can quickly resolve the problem with YouTube not working on Android (in most cases). If the YouTube app is too slow, don’t forget to give your device a quick restart—it should help to fix things quickly.
If you still have trouble, don’t forget to try using YouTube on another device, such as using the YouTube app on Roku. If you get a black screen on YouTube, make sure to check that your connection is working properly and you’re not using any ad blockers on your device.
