would like to have another app that does almost the same as Titanium Backup. Does anyone know if there is one?
eg removing the system apps and cleans Dalvik cache etc.
holst75 said:
would like to have another app that does almost the same as Titanium Backup. Does anyone know if there is one?
eg removing the system apps and cleans Dalvik cache etc.
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Removing System apps-----I think Root Explorer is best
Dalbik Cache wipe-----I dont know maybe CCcleaner??
agentsandy007 said:
Removing System apps-----I think Root Explorer is best
Dalbik Cache wipe-----I dont know maybe CCcleaner??
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i just want to know if there are some app like TB pro but FREE...
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What is the best CLEAN SYSTEM, CACHE, ETC (APK)???? I need one for clean my memory...
zalitoh said:
What is the best CLEAN SYSTEM, CACHE, ETC (APK)???? I need one for clean my memory...
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You could use this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1013063 and this: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.aac.cachemate.demo&hl=en.
Search on Play Store "One click cleaner"... you can also create a widget on home screen and clean cache immediatly.
Theonew said:
You could use this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1013063 and this: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.aac.cachemate.demo&hl=en.
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I've used SD Maid for a good while now and it is a great app. Definitely give it a go. It isn't exactly one click but it is one of the most depth cleaners I've ever used.
Tap-a-Talked
Try this. You can add a simple widget to clean cache, free up memory (if u want to), and clean history. The app also adds more special features on your phone.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.uguess.android.sysinfo.pro
Sent from my A500 using xda premium
Cache Cleaner NG and SD Maid.
System Cleaner 2 , App Cache Cleaner
zalitoh said:
What is the best CLEAN SYSTEM, CACHE, ETC (APK)???? I need one for clean my memory...
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If your phone is rooted, System Cleaner 2 ( cache and dalvik cache ). If not, App Cache Cleaner
if i uninstall an app that i downloaded from the market, will that delete it's stored date / cache aswell? ... or do i have to do that manually.
thanks for awnsering.
Dennisjehz said:
if i uninstall an app that i downloaded from the market, will that delete it's stored date / cache aswell? ... or do i have to do that manually.
thanks for awnsering.
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I have seen that with some apps stored data get completely deleted while with some I have seen that data remains
Dennisjehz said:
if i uninstall an app that i downloaded from the market, will that delete it's stored date / cache aswell? ... or do i have to do that manually.
thanks for awnsering.
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Cache is built up rebuilt at every boot.. So don't worry about.. Sometime an app stores data on your sdcard.. Which is not deleted when you uninstall an app.. You will have to manually delete that data.. Everything else is taken care of by the OS
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Hi,
I just updated my ROM to the Slim Bean ROM for JB on my S3 (4.1.2) but I am having quite a few issues. Can anyone guide me to a solution to my problem?
1. My system from time to time keeps stalling for about 15 seconds. This normally happens when im browsing the net, but also happens when I'm using other apps at times.
2. NFC doesn't get enabled. I see the option to enable NFC but when I tick the enable box it fades out and I am not able to select the option again. More importantly it does not allow me to use NFC. I am trying to write profiles on on a few NFC tags but it says that NFC is not enabled and it does not write or read any of the tags.
3. Many of the Samsung apps are not showing. S Memo and S calendar being the notable apps I am missing. I tried installing apks. It installs them but the app never appears in my app list.
I think so far these are the only ones that I am facing. Any solutions?
Regards,
Fahad.
a) what was your installation procedure?
b) you won't get Samsung apps on Slim, it is an aosp Rom.....Samsung apps need the touchwiz framework.
slaphead20 said:
a) what was your installation procedure?
b) you won't get Samsung apps on Slim, it is an aosp Rom.....Samsung apps need the touchwiz framework.
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a) as it was stated on the slim bean website. I downloaded the files from there and flashed the ROM as per the instructions on their website.
b) Noted. Thanks.
Fahad.
did you do full wipe and format system? Did you restore any system data with titanium ?
slaphead20 said:
did you do full wipe and format system? Did you restore any system data with titanium ?
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Yes. I did a full wipe and format system and wipe cache as the website's instructions said.
Before i upgraded to SB i had used Titatnium Backup to backup all my apps. Post flashing SB on my S3 I restored all apps using Titanium Backup.
fahadsi said:
Yes. I did a full wipe and format system and wipe cache as the website's instructions said.
Before i upgraded to SB i had used Titatnium Backup to backup all my apps. Post flashing SB on my S3 I restored all apps using Titanium Backup.
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system apps as well? System data?
slaphead20 said:
system apps as well? System data?
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maybe not. Ok. So I shall restore all system apps...anything that i should be vary off in that process or just simply restore all system apps.
fahadsi said:
maybe not. Ok. So I shall restore all system apps...anything that i should be vary off in that process or just simply restore all system apps.
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no no no, you don't want to restore system apps or data!
slaphead20 said:
no no no, you don't want to restore system apps or data!
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lol...phew!
right...so i have not done a system restore...now..
I would try a wipe cache/dalvik and fix permissions for a start
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Someone 's trying to introduce software that you want to completely uninstall a program , I need not go into the settings and applications ?
The cache , the data also showed itself clear
Your question makes no sense at all.
boomboomer said:
Your question makes no sense at all.
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I want an app that with it, Delet cache & data both.
You want to delete data ??? and cache then use clockwork mod recovery format cache and data . Otherwise your posts still make no sense try reading the basic faqs and guides .
jje
JJEgan said:
You want to delete data ??? and cache then use clockwork mod recovery format cache and data . Otherwise your posts still make no sense try reading the basic faqs and guides .
jje
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I want an app that with it, Delet cache & data both for installed Apps no system.
OK?!:cyclops:
I want an app that with it, Delet cache & data both for installed Apps on the device, no system device.
OK?!:cyclops:
Sorry all i can suggest is try Play store .
Never come across any tool or user that wants to delete data like that .
Application Manager will delete individual app data .
jje
JJEgan said:
Sorry all i can suggest is try Play store .
Never come across any tool or user that wants to delete data like that .
Application Manager will delete individual app data .
jje
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My Application Manager show be "urfortunately,Setting has stopped."
Service centre .
Or backup data and factory reset .
What model phone is it .
jje
Theres an app called uninstaller that can uninstall apps (which wipes their data too). There are apps to clear app caches too... But I've never seen one that can wipe data and cache of all apps.
use recovery. why do you need an app?
somey said:
Hi
Someone 's trying to introduce software that you want to completely uninstall a program , I need not go into the settings and applications ?
The cache , the data also showed itself clear
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From what you are asking I think Titanium Backup is what you may want have a look at the link
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.keramidas.TitaniumBackup
My phone:
Galaxy siii
Android4.1.2 Ofiicial & not root
rootSU said:
Theres an app called uninstaller that can uninstall apps (which wipes their data too). There are apps to clear app caches too... But I've never seen one that can wipe data and cache of all apps.
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hi,
can you put its link?
I dont say an appy that can wipe data and cache of all apps!!
If you clear /data you erase all the apps, including the one performing the erase task.
What you want is impossible or you didn't express yourself clearly.
You can clear app cache easily from settings menu.
For the rest you need to be rooted and a custom recovery.
JJEgan said:
Service centre .
Or backup data and factory reset .
What model phone is it .
jje
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My phone:
Galaxy siii
Android4.1.2 Ofiicial & not root
I dont want rest factory because i have important information& data&apps to my works even with backup because waranty device.!
Glebun said:
use recovery. why do you need an app?
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My Application Manager show be "urfortunately,Setting has stopped."
Striatum_bdr said:
If you clear /data you erase all the apps, including the one performing the erase task.
What you want is impossible or you didn't express yourself clearly.
You can clear app cache easily from settings menu.
For the rest you need to be rooted and a custom recovery.
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My phone still has warranty
I dont say an app that can wipe data and cache of all apps!!
somey said:
My phone still has warranty
I dont say an app that can wipe data and cache of all apps!!
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SD maid pro
slaphead20 said:
SD maid pro
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thx because root needed
I have a rooted phone.
I installed some apps as system apps. Does factory resetting the phone removes the apps installed as system apps by me?
No system apps will remain there
wazirm780 said:
No system apps will remain there
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Also the ones installed as system apps by me? Are u sure?
Augustoandro said:
Also the ones installed as system apps by me? Are u sure?
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Factory reset merely deletes cache and user data. It does not touch the system partition.