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After i finished "export signed application package" for my android application, i want to upload my last version application to google play.

I get error message like this :

Upload failed

You uploaded an APK that is signed with a different certificate to your previous APKs. You must use the same certificate. Your existing APKs are signed with the certificate(s) > with fingerprint(s):

SHA1: FC:DA:7B:3C:33:A2:87:41:D6:25:8C:FB:81:BD:07:62:37:16:CA:95

and the certificate(s) used to sign the APK you uploaded have fingerprint(s):

SHA1: 34:BF:77:B0:49:FF:BB:6F:FA:29:49:90:F4:70:0A:94:74:45:15:A8

how to fix this error?

Thank you

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Winyata Senjaya
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  • How are you signing your application? Are you just building and uploading the APK file? If so, you are probably using the debug key that is automatically generated by the Android tools. You need to either (a) build/sign the APK in the same environment as you did for the last upload, or (b) Upload it as a new application. – EJK Jan 06 '13 at 05:44

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*The Apk Must be Signed with the Same old Certificate, But Now u Are signing With New Certification*

Naveen Tamrakar
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You have to make sure that the original APK you uploaded is signed with the same certificate. Else you have to upload the file as a new package (new app).

Diego
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The apk must be signed with the same old certificate, if you have a backup of it, try to sign the apk withe old one. If you don't have old certificate then there's no way.

Yauraw Gadav
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