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Okay, this is the first time I've been through stuff like rooting, installing another recovery tool, new system, flashing etc.

I've installed Cyanogenmod 11 which has Android 4.4.2 and I've also installed GApps 4.4.4 which I've taken from XDA Devs. When I first booted into the new system, the Google Keyboard wouldn't work. Then I was advised (via a question from this site) to clear the cache and dalvik cache from System Recovery mode. This ended up giving me even more "Unfortunately X has stopped working" for different apps, including Playstore.

How do I make the GApps work with my newly installed system? How do I fix these problems?

This is the guide I followed, but it doesn't provide the good GApps that would work on my system (tried them): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vfYOfgnnVIQ&hd=1#!

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Exact errors I am getting:

Unfortunately, the process android.process.media has stopped.
Unfortunately, Google Play Store has stopped (when opening it)
Unfortunately, Google Keyboard has stopped

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  • Why don't you use generic 4.4 GApps from this site?
    – dantis
    Jun 28, 2014 at 13:09

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To answer your first question, yes. May I recommend ParanoidAndroid GApps for a reliable source of current GApps.

To your second question: make sure you do a wipe BEFORE you install your system rom and gapps.

Sidenote, its quite possible there are outstanding bugs in your rom. For this reason I highly recommend following guides on Xda Developers

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It SHOULD work fine. Would grab the PA gapps if I were you.

It could be that you haven't wiped your dalvik and cache properly. Try that and see what happens.

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