A bunch of users report on social networks that Google's keyboard, though Gboard, you give them bugs to such an extent that it is impossible for them to use it, in many cases they return the system to a pre-programmed keyboard on mobile.
The fact that the keyboard stops working is especially useful in those cases when it's mobile you have no other keyboard installed (like the Android One), but fear not, there are still things you can do to get out of this backlog.
1. Use another keyboard
Google has not yet made a decision on this error, although considering the number of people who note that their Gboard has stopped working, they may already be working on a solution. gboard review.
The problem is that these updates can take hours, days or even worse for up to weeks, so for now you'll need a second keyboard to live day by day. If you need a suggestion of which one to choose, here are a few.
If your phone has another keyboard installed (for example, Huawei or Samsung), the system will automatically return to it when Gboard closes, or you can access the same by tapping on keyboard icon in the navigation bar (or in Android settings, if this option is not available).
Now the problem is coming when your phone doesn't have another keyboard, then you'll have a hard time going to Google Play and downloading the new one, because you can't write. Technically you can try using voice input or Google Assistant to query live voice to download a keyboard like SwiftKey or some other favorite.
Alternatively Use a PC install a new keyboard app on your phone. To do this you just need to visit the Google Play web version, find the keyboard that interests you and press Enter. You will need to sign in with your Google account and the app will be downloaded and automatically installed on your mobile phone.
It's only a matter of time before Google fixes a problem with Gboard, so you usually need to use this second keyboard for a while. For how long? It's impossible to know, at least for now.
Try clearing the data
Applications are often unsuccessful due to inherited configurations when the new version was not ready, while the factory repair works fine. You can easily check if this is the case, removes Gboard data to restore your normal configuration.
To do this, go to Android Settings – Applications – Gboard and enter the category Storage
Enter the legal type again
If this doesn't work, you can always try to install Gboard to make sure you do not have the error type installed. When referred to Gboard beta, it is recommended to exit the beta program to install the latest stable version which, as the name suggests, should not be prone to errors.
To exit the beta, go to the Gboard tab on Google Play and tap on Come out section You are a beta tester. Confirm your decision in the pop-up window and you'll be officially out of beta. Of course, nothing will change until you remove your Gboard manually and reinstall it.
Even if you haven't signed up for Gboard beta, uninstall Gboard and reinstall it It can be a way to solve a problem. This is possible because you may have installed a flawed version that Google removed from Google Play, but that will remain on your mobile phone until the company fixes a newer version.
