How To Install Google Play Store On A Kindle Fire To Enjoy More Apps

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If your Kindle runs on Fire OS 5.3.1.1 or later, you can simply install Google play store without rooting the device. All you need to do is download a few apk and follow the steps mentioned below.

Get into your kindle browser and download these apk files.
Google Account Manager
Google Service Framework
Google Play Services.

If the above Google Play services are not supported on your device, then try installing this alternate version. Google Play Services Alternate

Google Play Store

For downloading each of these apps, click on the button Download apk when the pages for these links open up. A warning might pop up, click on ok and your .apk files will be downloaded.

Now go to settings > security and privacy > turn the toggle on for Apps from Unknown Sources. This will allow you to install the downloaded .apks directly.
Now Open the Docs application and go to local storage > Downloads.
Look for the downloaded files in that directly and then install them one after the other in the following order.

Google Account Manager
Google Services Framework
Google Play Services
Google Play Store

This should do the trick for you, and you should see the Google play store app icon on your home screen. Open it up, link your account and go on downloading any app you want.

Now, if, for some reason, the above-mentioned method doesn’t work for you, then you need to root your Kindle to use the Google Play Store. This might be because you are using an older generation of Kindle. Fire OS is just a modified version of Android OS, so the rooting procedure is the same as that of an Android device. As most would know, to root a device, we need a USB cable to connect the device to a PC, with the PC running on Windows. If you are all set with this requirement, then let’s get started.

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