There is a way for you to identify the problem app. I have automatic back up turned ON in Google Photos and this was somehow breaking background processes of Google services and play store. In my case the culprit was Google Photos app. The reason is one of your app is blocking the background process. This should resolve the problem of app not downloading in play store or any sync issues in Google account. Ensure that in Data Saver screen, unrestricted access is turned ON for Google Play Services and Google Play Store. Hopefully, the tips shared above helps you fix the download pending message on Play Store. Confirm on the next screen by tapping on the Reset button (could be Reset apps).Press the 3-dot menu button (in the top right probably).Scroll down and tap on Apps (or Applications) menu.This will basically reset all your apps preference, so be sure to backup settings of all your important apps beforehand before going for the jugular. If none of the above solutions work out for you, try resettings the apps. If you’re on Marshmallow or higher Android versions, select Storage, and then clear cache and data from there. Once on Google Play Store app info page, select Clear Cache and Clear Data.└ If you can’t find Google Play Store on apps list. Look for the “Show system” apps option under the three-dot menu. Select Google Play Store from the list of apps installed on your device.If you are still unable to download apps, try clearing out cache and data for Play Store app itself. Select Google Play Store from the list of apps installed on your device.If the issue persists even after clearing the download queue, then try to “Force stop” the Google Play Store app. └ You can do this for all apps to clear the download queue. To cancel an app from downloading, select it and touch the X (cross icon) near the download progress bar to cancel download for the app. Here you’ll see all apps that are currently downloading on your phone.Swipe-in from the right edge of the screen, and select My apps & games.
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