To overcome this issue, users often flash GApps externally as flashable zip package files through a custom recovery. But sometimes, while installing these Google apps, users have noticed certain errors like ‘Updater process ended with an error: 70 error installing zip file’ or ‘Error Status 7 Installation aborted’ or ‘zip signature verification failed twrp’. Soon after this error appears in TWRP recovery, the installation process fails.
What is Error 70?
The Updater Process ended with Error: 70 appears in TWRP while flashing GApps (Google Apps). The main reason for this error is the insufficient storage space available in your device system partition. That means you should free some space from your system partition to install the Open GApps package. Sometimes simply updating TWRP recovery can solve this problem. However, it is a very rare scenario. Along with GApps, even custom ROM like LineageOS, Resurrection Remix, etc., is installed in the system partition. Every Android phone and tablet has a separate, fixed-size system partition. Moreover, this twrp error code 70 is usually observed in older Android phones with 2GB or less internal storage. Besides, the size of Open GApps increases with every update. Hence it becomes difficult to flash these GApps and avoid the TWRP 70 error. To solve error 70 in TWRP, you can either flash a smaller GApps package or uninstall certain apps from your device. What if you flash pico GApps and still encounter error code 70? In this easy steps guide, we’ll manually fix the twrp error code 70 GApps. This tutorial will guide you to solve TWRP error gapps using easy methods. Interested users may proceed to our actual article given below.
How to Fix Error 70 in TWRP while flashing GApps
In this article, we’ll use three methods to Fix Error code 70 while installing Google Apps.
Disclaimer
Proceed at your own risk. We will not be held liable for any damage whatsoever for the same.
Method 1: Resize System Partition
At first, we’ll use the Repair or Change File System option in the TWRP custom recovery.
Steps to Fix TWRP Error 70
Boot your Android device into TWRP recovery. As you enter the TWRP, first create a Nandroid backup of your current ROM. From the main menu, select the Wipe option. On the next screen, swipe right to start the factory reset process.
This step will delete all the data present on your phone. Hence ensure to back up everything before doing this step. Now click on the Install option and flash the custom ROM. Again go to the main menu and select the Wipe option. Then click on the Advanced Wipe option.
Tick ONLY System Partition. Now click on the Repair or Change File System option.
On the next screen, select the Resize File System option. Swipe right to resize the system partition. If the resize system partition process fails, go back and implement the same steps again. As soon as it completes, go back and install the GApps package file.
Finally! This is how you can flash GApps successfully without getting error 70.
Method 2: Flashing Pico GApps
If Method 1 doesn’t work, and you still get Error 70 in TWRP, then follow Method 2 given below.
Steps to Fix TWRP Error 70
Download the Pico GApps package. The Pico variant of Google Apps is the smallest and most compressed package file. And if you are confused between ARM, ARM64, or x86 GApps package, refer to our guide:
Install this GApps Pico variant from TWRP recovery. This time it will be installed without giving any TWRP error. Finally! This is how you can flash GApps Pico without getting an error.
Method 3: Using GApps config.txt
In this method, we’ll create a new Google Apps config text file and copy it into the GApps zip file.
Steps to Fix TWRP Error 70
On your PC, create a text file.
Rename that text file as gapps-config.
Open that text file and write these lines in it:
Save the text file. Extract the GApp.zip file on your PC. Now copy the gapps-config.txt file into the extracted GApp folder. Right-click the folder and select Add to archive. Select the zip format and click OK. Install this gapps.zip file from TWRP recovery. This time it will be flashed without giving any error.
Conclusion
Finally! This is how you can flash GApps without getting error code 70. I hope this helps you to successfully flash Google Apps on your Android device. Unfortunately, if you face any difficulty during this process, then please comment below. Source: XDA Notify me of follow-up comments by email. Notify me of new posts by email.
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