Apk Installation Failed: [Install_Failed_Verification_Failure]

Android Studio The application could not be installed: INSTALL_FAILED_VERIFICATION_FAILURE

Disabling the Verify Apps over USB from developer settings worked for me:

Settings > Developer Options > Then Turn off Verify Apps over USB

You might need to turn on installation from unknown sources:

Settings > Security > Then Turn on Unknown sources

Note in case the option is not available you can also run adb command:

adb shell settings put global package_verifier_enable 0

Application Installation Failed - INSTALL_FAILED_VERIFICATION_FAILURE

Open terminal, and type adb shell to access the emulator shell.

Type settings put global verifier_verify_adb_installs 0 on the shell.

I think this is related to the recent Google Play Services update. The verifier is more strict. This command in essence disables the Verify Apps option. From this article.

Genymotion: Installation failed with message INSTALL_FAILED_VERIFICATION_FAILURE.

Here is an explanation of the problem from the Genymotion team and how to solve it quickly.

One of the steps of the Android application installation is the application verification.
This step is a security feature that prevents applications including malware to be installed.
This step is only activated when Google Play Services are installed.

For safe apps, the application should be installed without any problem.
However, since the latest version of Google Play Services, the verifier rejects all application installation, even safe ones.

We are actively working on a solution for this problem. In the meantime, please use the following workaround to disable the verification:

• If not already done, enable the developer settings by clicking several times on Build number in the About phone section of Settings
• Go to the developer settings
• If not already done, enable USB debugging
• Disable verify apps over USB
• Try again to install your application

Android Studio returns error Installation failed due to: ''cmd package install-create...

The problem is most likely with the Android Emulator in Android Studio.

If you do a Cold Reboot of the Android Emulator it will most likely solve your problem.

1. Open the Android Studio Device Manager from Tools -> Device Manager.

2. Close the Android Emulator if still running.
   
   

3. Click on the Android Emulator's Device Menu ▼ located on the right hand side in the Device Mananger and Choose Cold Boot Now.
   
   

Now, try to run the app again...

Installation failed due to: 'null' - Android Studio 3.5

Open Run/Debug Configuration dialog (Windows: Run > Edit Configurations)

edit You app > General > Installation Options > Install Flags .

add install flags -r -t.

This flags means adb install -r -t apkpath

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