After changing Application_name Class not Found Exception occurs in android? - android

The Previous Application is 1.0.0 and In current application the version name changed from 1.0.0 to 1.0.1 also changed the app_name in AndroidManifest.xml. After that exported the signed Application APK and try to re-install new APK but got following Exceptions.
Here is my Log error :
java.lang.RunTimeException: Unable to instantiate application [packageName] :
java.lang.ClassNotFoundException : Didn't find the class android:name [ packageName :activityName] on path :DexPathList and Caused by :
java.lang.ClassNotFoundException : Didn't find the the class.
Help me and suggest me why these happened ?

Remove your application from device and try again.
Hope it will help you.

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