[Cobalt232]

which one apps??

The rule is quite simple:

If the filename of the app that you want to patch has "cobalt" in it, you should NOT patch it. It is already patched by me. Your screenshot shows that you are trying to patch com.google.android.gms-7.5-cobalt.apk. Do NOT do that.

There are a few apps that you cannot patch yourself. These apps are:

Google Play Services (com.google.android.gms)
Google Play Store (com.android.vending)
Google Play Games (com.google.android.games)

If you want to use those apps, download the prepatched versions from my Google apps Landing page

And about the error message that is displayed. It looks like the patcher doesn't have any writing permission to the folder, or maybe the folder path is to long.

[Ginowine]

What about Tinder?

Can we patch the latest or newest version of it manually also or not?

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[Ginowine]

The rule is quite simple:

If the filename of the app that you want to patch has "cobalt" in it, you should NOT patch it. It is already patched by me. Your screenshot shows that you are trying to patch com.google.android.gms-7.5-cobalt.apk. Do NOT do that.

There are a few apps that you cannot patch yourself. These apps are:

Google Play Services (com.google.android.gms)
Google Play Store (com.android.vending)
Google Play Games (com.google.android.games)

If you want to use those apps, download the prepatched versions from my Google apps Landing page

And about the error message that is displayed. It looks like the patcher doesn't have any writing permission to the folder, or maybe the folder path is to long.

What about Tinder?

Can we now patch it with the latest or newest version manually also or not?

Because Tinder is a special case with patching that signature I think.

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[n9qzd]

Version 1.4 will not run on my Win10 box Windows gives a warning that it may cause harm. I check the box that says I want to run it anyway and it goes in limbo. Version 1.3.1 does work however.....

[conite]

Version 1.4 will not run on my Win10 box Windows gives a warning that it may cause harm. I check the box that says I want to run it anyway and it goes in limbo. Version 1.3.1 does work however.....

No issues for me on Win10.

PassportSQW100-4/10.3.2.2789

[n9qzd]

No issues for me on Win10.

PassportSQW100-4/10.3.2.2789

Did you get the Windows warning box when you tried to run it?
It's odd because the old version runs without issue.


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[conite]

Did you get the Windows warning box when you tried to run it?
It's odd because the old version runs without issue.


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No warnings.

PassportSQW100-4/10.3.2.2789

[n9qzd]

No warnings.

PassportSQW100-4/10.3.2.2789

To install you just unzipped into a directory and ran it?


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[Smokeaire]

Did you get the Windows warning box when you tried to run it?
It's odd because the old version runs without issue.


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I installed the update, received the warning. I checked the box and clicked on run any way. Gmaps Patcher ran just fine. I also point it to the latest version of Java.

[conite]

To install you just unzipped into a directory and ran it?


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Yes.

PassportSQW100-4/10.3.2.2789

[n9qzd]

I installed the update, received the warning. I checked the box and clicked on run any way. Gmaps Patcher ran just fine. I also point it to the latest version of Java.

It never opened, so I wasn't able to point to the java application. Just sat there with the little blue circle going round and round. Haha


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[n9qzd]

Avast was preventing it from running.....
Wonder why....

[jzajac]

Avast was preventing it from running.....
Wonder why....

You're trying to open a program that is designed to modify other program files, so Avast thinks it's a virus and tries to shut it down.

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[ganzboy]

The rule is quite simple:

If the filename of the app that you want to patch has "cobalt" in it, you should NOT patch it. It is already patched by me. Your screenshot shows that you are trying to patch com.google.android.gms-7.5-cobalt.apk. Do NOT do that.

There are a few apps that you cannot patch yourself. These apps are:

Google Play Services (com.google.android.gms)
Google Play Store (com.android.vending)
Google Play Games (com.google.android.games)

If you want to use those apps, download the prepatched versions from my Google apps Landing page

And about the error message that is displayed. It looks like the patcher doesn't have any writing permission to the folder, or maybe the folder path is to long.

thanks dude, anyway can i have your patched apps?? like tinder etc or can you help me patch some apps for me by request? please

[Cobalt232]

Sorry, no. Please patch them yourself. That's what the tools are built for.

[rajgriwall21]

Hi i've download the app which require Google play services and also Google play store, but it is still showing attached error


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[Cobalt232]

Hi i've download the app which require Google play services and also Google play store, but it is still showing attached error


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Well, did you patch the app as explained in the first post of this thread?

[rodi_ps2]

Hi Cobalt. With the new Play Services Patcher can't patch the new versi�n of google photos, but with GMaps Patcher no problem.

[rajgriwall21]

Yes I did the same through lucky patcher but still showing error

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[Cobalt232]

Hi Cobalt. With the new Play Services Patcher can't patch the new versi�n of google photos, but with GMaps Patcher no problem.

Did you update the framework in options when moving from gmaps to ps patcher?

[monday akwu]

Thanks guys, is working very fine

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[ganzboy]

Sorry, no. Please patch them yourself. That's what the tools are built for.

okay thanks

[rodi_ps2]

Yes Cobalt, i update the framework. I always get "the package Google Photos doesn't require patching" with Play Services Patcher.

[Cobalt232]

Yes Cobalt, i update the framework. I always get "the package Google Photos doesn't require patching" with Play Services Patcher.

ok, I'll look into it.

[Cobalt232]

Yes Cobalt, i update the framework. I always get "the package Google Photos doesn't require patching" with Play Services Patcher.

I just patched Google Photos with Play Services Patcher 1.4 and it works as expected. It looks like you mixed up the frameworks.

Do the following:

1. Run Play Services Patcher
2. Go to options and hit "update Framework"
3. Patch the app

If you want to go back to GMAPS patcher, follow the same procedure. This must ALWAYS be done if switching between the two patchers. I suggest not to do that.