Fix Google Sync Issues on your Android

So your having some issues with Google?

So first try removing and re-adding your Google Account,  because it's likely that something in your account
(e.g. bookmarks, history contacts etc is having trouble syncing..

So let's remove it,

Open the Chrome menu. Touch Settings. Touch your name. Under "Accounts," switch the slider to OFF. Touch OK.

Open the Android Settings app on your device.
Touch Apps > All > Chrome > Touch Force stop > OK.
Now let's open Chrome and Touch the Chrome menu > Settings >Touch Sign in to Chrome.>Choose an account and turn sync back on.

If the steps above don't work, check the Google Chrome sync settings on your device.

Open the Android Settings app on your device. Under Accounts lets touch Google.
Touch your email address. In the list that appears find "Chrome"and check to see if the check box next to it is selected.  Select the check box if it's not selected.

Sign in to Chrome and turn sync back on. Update your passphrase.

If you’ve set a sync passphrase on one computer, you’ll need to enter the same passphrase on all of your other computers you want to sync.

Open Chrome on your computer.
In the top right, click the icon you see: Menu or More Click Settings > Advanced sync settings.
You'll see one of the following:
“Your data was encrypted with your Google password If you ,,,,,
If you see this message, enter the sync passphrase that you created.

Update Chrome:
Sometimes, Chrome could have a hard time syncing if you're on an older version of the browser. Update to the newest version.

Chromebook users:
Talk to your administrator If you're using a Chromebook at work, school, or another group, your organization might change some of your sync settings. If you have problems, contact your administrator.