For the same, the national nodal agency for responding to computer security incidents Cert-In Computer Response. There are dozens—probably hundreds—of Android phones on the market today.
Some of them are exclusive to specific carriers, some of them are available around the world, but only a few of them are at the head of their class. This week we want. Public Pastes. Python 44 sec ago 0. Python 1 min ago 1. Arduino 8 min ago 0. Arduino 14 min ago 0. Improve this question. Erik Erik 3, 6 6 gold badges 28 28 silver badges 57 57 bronze badges. God I hate download manager. It's possibly the buggiest piece of software on Android even on ICS.
Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. If this doesn't work you can clear the Download Manager's data. Now reboot. Improve this answer. R R R R 6, 4 4 gold badges 33 33 silver badges 64 64 bronze badges.
It appears that doing a reboot is optional now, well at least in Lollipop and above. This is only right if the app downloads through the download manager. If it does it through the app that needs updating instead, then force stopping download manager won't stop the update from occurring. In my case Android 4. Parth Parth 41 1 1 bronze badge. This is the correct answer, as this stops the app causing the conflict. Android hippie Android hippie 11 1 1 bronze badge.
The Overflow Blog. I assume the notification click event comes through whether the download is complete or not. Beats me. I haven't played much with the notification clicks. Try experimenting with remove from something more under your control, like a Button or an action bar item. Also, did you confirm that downloadId is coming back with a value, one that matches your original request?
I fixed it. For me I was downloading multiple files and they get bunched up together on the same progress bar. So now as soon as I receive the notification clicked broadcast, I query and iterate through the Ids and remove them one by one. The only issue which I am not sure of is will it also remove downloads not started by my application. Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. From my experience there basically are two reliable ways how to get it: Remember the return value of enqueue DownloadManager.
Request method. Query the DownloadManager for downloads via query DownloadManager. Query method. Then retrieve the IDs from the returned Cursor , they are stored in the column named DownloadManager. Broadcast Receiver From my experience, it is not reliable to retrieve download ID via BroadcastReceiver for action android.
Getting download IDs from extra DownloadManager. On some devices, it always return null. If it returns something on some devices, it is the ID of the download started first. Getting a value from extra DownloadManager. Tomik Tomik Thanks Tomik, you have summarized it well and I concur that I have observed the same.
I am accepting this answer as it would help others in future. I'm downloading several files at the same time, can't keep all ids. What if I don't know ID, because it was started by another app or instance?
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