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My situation is that I downloaded cyanogenmod and liked it. I then performed a factory reset and wipe data off of my phone. When a restart my phone, I no longer have google play store installed or any of the stock google apps for that matter.

What has gone wrong and how do I restore everything back to the stock version of android?(the way it was when I didn't have cyanogenmod and just the plain old android OS)

My phone was a Sony Xperia Z. It is running on android 5.1.1.

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    What is your device model? Flash a stock firmware
    – benjamin
    Commented Aug 26, 2016 at 13:49
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Instead of trying to head back, why not flash GAPPS (Google Apps suite) if there's nothing wrong with CM itself? Get appropriate GAPPS for your Android version at opengapps.org.

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As discussed by @Andy Yan, you can download an appropriate GApps suite and flash it from the link that he has provided. If you still want to revert to stock, grab a stock firmware file from here https://xperiastockrom.com/sony-xperia-z-c6603 or from XDA and flash it using a flash tool.

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