I'm Running Android 4.0.4 ICS and i freezed some System apps, but, how can i freeze non system apps? i only see uninstall option.:cyclops:
Plus, i'm not rooted
For eg. i want oto freeze FireFox
yousefs said:
I'm Running Android 4.0.4 ICS and i freezed some System apps, but, how can i freeze non system apps? i only see uninstall option.:cyclops:
Plus, i'm not rooted
For eg. i want oto freeze FireFox
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Most ROMs don't have that option in the app settings, you can use it through Link2SD but it probably needs root
yousefs said:
I'm Running Android 4.0.4 ICS and i freezed some System apps, but, how can i freeze non system apps? i only see uninstall option.:cyclops:
Plus, i'm not rooted
For eg. i want oto freeze FireFox
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Move firefox to system/app set permission and reboot, it becomes system app.u will get disable option u don't need app to do this stuff.
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yousefs said:
I'm Running Android 4.0.4 ICS and i freezed some System apps, but, how can i freeze non system apps? i only see uninstall option.:cyclops:
Plus, i'm not rooted
For eg. i want oto freeze FireFox
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Freezing is essentially uninstalling except the program is not deleted since it cannot be deleted because the system pertition is mounted read-only.
Normally you freez application that you wish do uninstall but can't so why would you want to freez application that you can uninstall?
ChikeD said:
Freezing is essentially uninstalling except the program is not deleted since it cannot be deleted because the system pertition is mounted read-only.
Normally you freez application that you wish do uninstall but can't so why would you want to freez application that you can uninstall?
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You get update notifications for disabled apps (say an update broke something and now it's always in the background wasting CPU cycles) or it's just a seasonal thing (like I do for the Lucca Comics countdown, heh)
No there is no update notification for disabled apps.
If you want to have an update notification then just force stop.
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After rooting i used root explorer to remove some "clutter" apps but i can find where i can remove these items? Any one know where i checked system/app but they are not there? Also is dell sync required?
Thanks
i just checked mine and the apps are there. i use titanium backup to uninstall what i don't need.
What are they titled? And they are under system/app ? Also cant you only delete with titanium pro? not the free which i have tried and there doesnt seem to be that option?
hmm never mind i see them now, under the backup tab if i click i can delete What about dell sync is that required?
From the 2.2.2 stock rom I was able to remove oovoo and anything labled Roxio/Nero without any issue. I left the Stage software installed.
I remove sync and welcome every time i setup and for the first time just froze stage
carhigh said:
I remove sync and welcome every time i setup and for the first time just froze stage
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What do you mean "froze" stage? Anything else that can deleted that extra crap is cool so if you have removed stuff and nothing critical happened let me know ppl.
I use titanium backup to remove apps. You can also freeze apps so they don't run but are still on the phone
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I install ADWLauncher EX before unistall and delet all the bloatware plus all Dell Stage UI using Root Explorer and my device works fast and smooth without any problem
when i was in froyo...i delete some prograns ..like the original quickoffice , but now in ginger i can`t delete a lot of prograns...like superuser... rich location Music stor!!!!
any ideas???
tks
no ideas??
aoin said:
no ideas??
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With all the no-flash back BS, you are much better off freezing apps instead of deleting just to be safe...
aoin said:
when i was in froyo...i delete some prograns ..like the original quickoffice , but now in ginger i can`t delete a lot of prograns...like superuser... rich location Music stor!!!!
any ideas???
tks
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I believe Moto/AT&T have made it so you cant uninstall their bloatware.
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Root and move the app from /data/apps due to permissions the apps will not allow for uninstall without root. It is safer to use titanium backup to freeze the apps because some roms won't update without all apps
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ccrows said:
With all the no-flash back BS, you are much better off freezing apps instead of deleting just to be safe...
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and if I flash sbf to .91?
1FF-olympus-user-2.3.4-4.5.91-110625-release-keys-signed-ATT-US-GAS_NA_OLPSGBATTSPE_P011.sbf
tks
I am on kens rom. i can go to settings, applications, manage apps, select stuff like att code scanner, familymap, etc., and get an uninstall option. Doesn't work on OTA?
Use systemapp remover from the market.
p.s. dont remove "Superuser" though
mrphil101 said:
I am on kens rom. i can go to settings, applications, manage apps, select stuff like att code scanner, familymap, etc., and get an uninstall option. Doesn't work on OTA?
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those yes..but ebooks, music stor..quickoffice no!!!
xploited said:
Use systemapp remover from the market.
p.s. dont remove "Superuser" though
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i will try
tks
Hi,
I am currently on Galaxy S2, Gingerbread 2.3.3, and am planning to uninstall the System app Google Maps using Titanium Backup.
For now I will use a third party app (Sygic). However in the future I may want to install it later, but if possible I will choose to install it as a normal app instead of restoring the system app.
Questions -
1. If I remove Maps, will it affect any other part of the system that you would like to caution me about?
2. If I replace the system app with normal app, will I be able to upgrade to next version of android whenever it's rolled out for my phone?
You may just freeze it...
But as I know, there is no problem after removed it from system. I've my maps removed as system as well and installed with Burt Maps which Is non-system app.
PS, if you installed custom Rom, you won't get official update anymore.
Won't effect system upgrade.
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Hello guys.
I want to know if there is a way that I can completely uninstall an application from phone system. And I don't mean the default uninstall.
After an uninstall there are always some app's files left behind. How can I find them and delete them? Or is there an application that we can uninstall all the files of a game for example with just clicking "uninstall"??
Thanks for your help
Try SD Maid from play store.
And look at system/app for .odex files from apps you have removed.
Which sometimes remain behind.
"Debloater" from market removes all app files also dalvik.just press yes to reboot after deleting system apps and all is gone..
without root???
zodiaxe66 said:
"Debloater" from market removes all app files also dalvik.just press yes to reboot after deleting system apps and all is gone..
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is there a chance that i can do it without rooting my device?
Hello.
Tell, how to delete stock apps using adb when phone is without root. Right now i have such mistake:
D:\adb>adb shell
DRX:/ $ pm uninstall com.google.android.gm.lite
Failure [DELETE_FAILED_INTERNALL_ERROR]
Whats wrong?
Apps installed as system app can only get uninstalled if Android is rooted.
qwark1 said:
Hello.
Tell, how to delete stock apps using adb when phone is without root. Right now i have such mistake:
D:\adb>adb shell
DRX:/ $ pm uninstall com.google.android.gm.lite
Failure [DELETE_FAILED_INTERNALL_ERROR]
Whats wrong?
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Its totally possible, https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/guide-debloat-remove-stock-apps-without-root.3794729/
check this out, it worked perfectly for me, and I think is the same procedure for all devices.
andres_vacal said:
Its totally possible, https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/guide-debloat-remove-stock-apps-without-root.3794729/
check this out, it worked perfectly for me, and I think is the same procedure for all devices.
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This doesn't uninstall ( meaning physically delete from disk ) apps: apps with this method simply get hidden
jwoegerbauer said:
This doesn't uninstall ( meaning physically delete from disk ) apps: apps with this method simply get hidden
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Ow, so then, the only thing you can do is hide with this method. (also useful)
IMHO instead of simply hiding an app to user, what doesn't prevent the app in question will automatically get started when Android is booted and therefore still performs some actions you don't want to do it ( e.g. connecting to Internet, sending data, downloading data, etc.pp ) thus using system resources as CPU and RAM, is to completely disable the app in question.
Android users may utilize Startup Auditor app what is a very handy app to do so. This app doesn't require Android is rooted.