The error “Unfortunately, google search has stopped” it can suddenly appear on your mobile through a pop-up window and cause the application you are currently using to crash. For different users, the period after which the error continues to appear is different. This may be due to a phone that has been in use for a long time (more than a year), in which case it is a cache related issue / memory, but we have also seen cases where this error has appeared in people with newer phones.
Most of the time, this is not a serious problem and occurs when the google search engine does not start in the background (has to keep running most of the time) on your smartphone. Often, this can be fixed by clearing the application data in the settings menu, which we will talk about in detail later.
We recommend trying the first method first, since it has worked for most users, but if somehow you don't use it to your advantage, don't bother trying the second one too:
Method 1: clear app data
In the first method, the relevant application data will be cleaned:
Go to the Settings menu of your device.
Now go to Application Manager or
Scroll to the right until you find EVERYTHING written above the request list.
Now scroll down until you find Google Search. click on it.
Now click on Clear data.
Turn on your phone
Spin it again
Didn't it work? Don't worry and read later.
Method 2: desmarque Google Voice
If you are one of the few people for whom the above method did not work, don't worry and try the following steps:
Enter your phone settings.
Now enter the Language or Language and enter
In keyboard and input settings, disable Google Voice or Google Voice Typing by unchecking it and place a check mark on the Android keyboard. Reboot your device.
You should no longer have to see the error!
