Whenever i type in cmd apktool (location of app) apk name.It say apktool is not a recognized as internal or external command.I have placed apktool+apktool instal windows+apktool1.5.2.tar.bz2 in c users/pc name.
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I'm trying to install TxMissed from here on the form. I downloaded it fine but when I go to install it I get "can't open unknown source" I'm using easy installer to try and instal it.
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Download a program called Sideload Wondermachine and you can use that to install it using your computer..
or if you know how to use adb
adb install <PATH TO THE APK>
ex.
adb install Z:/MyAPKFiles/TxMissed.apk
It's there a way to do it from my phone? Computer is down
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I don't believe so. :T unless you root your phone and edit build.prop to allow unknown sources.
I have installed SDK and java JDE in my windows XP..... Then download apktool from google and installed the executable file.
Now when I put required apk to directory and open command prompt and write any command regarding apktool.,
The output is
" 'apktool' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file"
Have I missed something???
Please help!!
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I try to use it once...failed
Dude. I hope u have typed apktool insted of apkrool. And u need to have jre installed
AashayS said:
Dude. I hope u have typed apktool insted of apkrool. And u need to have jre installed
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N during sdk installation... They said that jre found and need jdk.. Then I downloaded jdk n installed also!!!
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Apktool is only executable once you have changed directory (cd) into the system folder.
Alternative is to put apktools aapt.exe in your system path. Read this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=640592
Bakuron said:
Apktool is only executable once you have changed directory (cd) into the system folder.
Alternative is to put apktools aapt.exe in your system path. Read this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=640592
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Can u help me to set up from beginning.... Please! I was unable to understand that post!!
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thespb said:
Can u help me to set up from beginning.... Please! I was unable to understand that post!!
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Edit: Just follow these guides http://www.freeyourandroid.com/guide/install_android_sdk & http://www.freeyourandroid.com/guide/apktool
If you have unzipped and installed properly;
1. In command prompt type- cd c:/windows/ Then you are in the correct directory to execute APKTool.
2. If you dont want to have to do 1 each time then do this. Go to Control Panel, System, Advanced, Environment Variables, then find PATH, double click it and type at the end of it- ;C:\android-sdk-windows\platform-
tools;C:\android-sdk-windows\tools
After doing 2. you should just be able to type APKTool into the command prompt from any directory and it will run.
install JavA
R u kidding me?
U installed Java?
forever king said:
R u kidding me?
U installed Java?
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Java is required for apk tool
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I just didn't follow the instructions. If your system names a file type, why add an extra extension? I slammed my face against my screen for two hours before I had that thought. I simply left the names on the batch and jar files as "apktool". Works just fine, now. I hope this helps the next guy Phind sends this way.
There was a program i used before i reformated the computer, i think it was called android sdk tools... it would install .apk i have on my desktop
but i tried installing it again, but nothing happen the .apk are just regular files...
Try batch apk installer. You can search for it on XDA.
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You can install apks from a computer using ADB found in the Android SDK
zacthespack said:
You can install apks from a computer using ADB found in the Android SDK
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... I don't understand.. and where do i find adb, i tried serchign it in android sdk tools but cant find anything
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You can install apks from a computer using ADB found in the Android SDK
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adityamunshi said:
Try batch apk installer. You can search for it on XDA.
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Im trying to use batch installer and it says superuser permission denied, and i check the app how do i allow shell?
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... I don't understand.. and where do i find adb, i tried serchign it in android sdk tools but cant find anything
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Download the android sdk (Google is your friend here) and when you install it, navigate to the folder and inside there should be a Tools folder, adb should be in there.
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megabiteg said:
Download the android sdk (Google is your friend here) and when you install it, navigate to the folder and inside there should be a Tools folder, adb should be in there.
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there avd manager and sdk manager
anthonyly said:
there avd manager and sdk manager
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There should be a folder called tools or platform tools, can't remember which (not at my computer right now). It should have adb inside. It is a command line function as far as I know, but it can be used to install apks while the phone/tablet is connected to the pc.
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Airdroid also let's you install from your pc. I use it all the time
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MrBC said:
Airdroid also let's you install from your pc. I use it all the time
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Yes and it have a great ui, with drag and drop. I really like it. Hope the OP have solved the question. And if you want remote adb try a app named adb wifi or a ssh server.
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I tried airdroid, but i don't really see the point of your phone downlaoding the app and installing it when you have it on your desktop already
for batch apk installer, its not working for me, it says cannot access shell, help?
You start the airdroid server, then in you PC internet browser tap deviceip:8888, insert the password and inside the apps screen tap install app...
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Airdroid is the best app
Saves time alot
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Just push it with ADB
Example
"adb push c:\facebook.apk /data/app"
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CdTDroiD said:
Just push it with ADB
Example
"adb push c:\facebook.apk /data/app"
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This a better way too but requires usb cable
Not if you are root !
Just put adb wifi app and run command "adb connect ip"
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So I actually deleted 7digital using aroma ! I want it back again ! The file and ways of restoring it ! Thanks !
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Did you make a nandroid backup before you did this?
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I didn't ! After deleting I did a nandroid ! So basically 7digital is alone mussing !
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This is from ICS backup,created by ckpv5
flash it in recovery.
I'm on stock jb ! I just want the missing 7digital app and odex file ! And the ways I push it into system !
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I'm on stock jb ! I just want the missing 7digital app and odex file ! And the ways I push it into system !
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I have attached the 7digital APK and Odex file of Stock JB ROM
To push it into system.
1. Boot into Recovery.
2. Attach the phone to PC and start ADB.
3. Put the .apk and .odex in the adb folder.
4. Type these commands into adb.
adb push 7digital3.0.apk /system/app/
adb push 7digital3.0.odex /system/app/
adb reboot
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5. Done.
Just download 7digital again from the play store
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ReSkid said:
I have attached the 7digital APK and Odex file of Stock JB ROM
To push it into system.
1. Boot into Recovery.
2. Attach the phone to PC and start ADB.
3. Put the .apk and .odex in the adb folder.
4. Type these commands into adb.
5. Done.
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you made my day
I've got a backup archive in my PC and I can't access to my android, And my recovery mode (Android System Recovery 3e)only can restore with archives that be on internal SD
How can I put an archive of my PC to my internal SDcard using ADB commands?
I need do it with ADB because I haven't got CWM
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ad push <archive location> <internal sd>
Replace what's in <> with the proper path
An example for pushing an apk to my nexus 4 maybe something like
adb push adfree.apk /storage/sdcard0/
But I tend to first open terminal/cmd in the location of the file I want to push so I don't have to enter all the C:\users\demkantor\desktop.... And so on
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Can you tell me basic commands, to know where I am, to see the folders of my location....
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You can try a few things like
mount
Or
adb shell
cal/proc/partitions
Or
ls -l /dev/block
Or
busybox df -hm
There are plenty of guides all over xda and the web on how to use adb, look one up and if you can't figure it out let me know and I'll try and help further
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