Unable to download amazon app to fire

 · So, what if you want to download a non-approved app onto your Kindle Fire? Simply set your Kindle Fire to allow the download and installation of .  · Reload the restricted app’s page and the app should no longer be restricted. Purchase the app and select to have it delivered to your Fire TV. From your Fire TV home screen, scroll down to “Settings” Scroll right to “My Account” Select “Sync Amazon Content” The app should begin to download and install.  · Amazon Fire HD 8 () with Google Play) While Amazon’s Android-based Fire OS is probably fine if all you need is a simple device for web surfing, .

jayesh, May 7, I have also allowed the app to "install unknown apps" from appsspecial accessinstall unknown apps. still the app keeps asking to allowed it to download apps by turning on "unknown sources" in the phones security setting, but there is none. Purchase the app and select to have it delivered to your Fire TV. From your Fire TV home screen, scroll down to "Settings" Scroll right to "My Account" Select "Sync Amazon Content" The app should begin to download and install. You can now switch your Amazon country setting back and the app will remain on your Fire TV. How to Fix Kindle Fire and Fire HD that Won't Download Content or Sync Having problem with Kindle Fire and Fire HD that won't download the content or unable to sync? Find out all the things that you can do about it, so your downloading process will run smoothly again and you can enjoy your favorite content.

SIMPLE EASY FIX — Go to settings Go to Manage Apps Click on Amazon/Silk App. Click FORCE Stop then below the force stop button find the CLEAR/Delete all data and click it to clear/delete data connected to that app. BAM! You can download apps now. The Amazon Fire TV Stick comes out-of-the-box with some apps preinstalled. However, a handful of third-party apps take the streaming stick's functionality to a whole new level. Apps like YouTube. So, what if you want to download a non-approved app onto your Kindle Fire? Simply set your Kindle Fire to allow the download and installation of unknown sources, and then find another App Store.