Android device manager is a fantastic feature which helps you to keep your smartphone secure and secure. Through Android device manager you can readily find lost devices, make it ring or wipe data anytime and anywhere. So if your phone is stolen you can do is to wipe data, to prevent another assessing your personal files using apps like ES File Explorer.
But sometimes this features doesn’t work pretty nicely. It reveals the unknown location and you might need to look at your device frequently because it gets stuck. Android device manager location unavailable is an error reported by many users worldwide. This means that this is a general problem and not related to the device version.
If you recently experienced a location error in the Android device manager, we have some hints for you to repair the matter. This is a fairly simple trick that is reported to operate flawlessly and fix Android device manager place inaccessible. It worked for me and a number of other people like me and you who experienced this issue.
Have a look below to learn more about this option and if it does not work, feel free to tell us in the comment section below and we will try to help you with any difficulty you might have.
How To Repair Android Device Manager Location Unavailable
To start with, ensure your Android device is connected to the internet either WiFi or Mobile Data. If you’ve got the opportunity to use WiFi then do it as your telephone will proceed faster.
The telephone that you are presently using must have WiFi switched On and place set to”High Accuracy Mode” even though you might be using Mobile Data. To do this visit Settings > Places > Mode > Top Accuracy (select it)
Proceed into Settings > Applications > All Apps and find Google Play Services. Make sure you have the latest version installed but first click on it and clear cache memory. If you don’t have the latest version attempt to update it. This may fix your problem. If not try the other solutions.
Once you update Google Play Services reboot your phone and once it’s turned on proceed back to Settings > Apps and find Google Play Services. Click it and Clear Data and Cache. Start Device Manager and try it again. The issue should be solved.
Additionally, try using”Mock Locations” feature available on Settings > Developer Options
If the issue is till not resolved then your device might have a hardware problem better ask for a replacement or professional service.