Hi everyone, i'm new here, and already have a question for guys:
I have the BQ Maxwell Plus: bqreaders.com/gb/products/maxwell-plus.html
It has Android 4.1.2 and is not rooted, it has the official 4.1.2 update although it came with 4.0.4.
I want to remove the navigation bar because it takes alot of space in games (Witch i play alot, example: MCPE, Star Legends, Call Of Mini: Zombies, Etc...), so here's what i did:
*1: I downloaded a soft key app: Button Savior.
*2: I enabled the ''up to root'' option on ES explorer and went to /System.
*3: I openned Build.prop and scrolled all the way down to the bottom where there was a line that was empty.
*4: I wrotte qemu.hw.mainkeys=1 in a NEW line, UNDER the empty line.
*5: I saved, and turned of my tablet (BQ Maxwell Plus).
*6: I turned it on and it was exactly the same,
*7: I went to check the Build.prop and it was normal, without the line i wrotte to hide the navigation bar.
Anyone help? i posted a picture of some steps... (They're the numbers in red).
Am i doing something wrong?
Thx in advance :silly:
For Editing a Build.prop your device must be in Rooted condition and it required of bussybox installed on your device. If not you got failed.. like you did
yudie81 said:
For Editing a Build.prop your device must be in Rooted condition and it required of bussybox installed on your device. If not you got failed.. like you did
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Thx
I read a lot of threads about removing the navigation bar but there's no way of doing that without root
Nando Neri said:
Thx
I read a lot of threads about removing the navigation bar but there's no way of doing that without root
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Have you tried to root your device?
yudie81 said:
Have you tried to root your device?
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No because i don't want to waste my warranty, but i can, there's even a blog created by people from here (Portugal) with a tutorial showing how to root the BQ Maxwell Plus.. If there was like some app that made like, other apps that require root think i have root access or something, but thats impossible :silly:
Never mind rooted it using a chinese vroot app, after rebooting i switched to supersu and instelled fullscreen app and screencast and busybox, titanium backup, u know, all that good stuff
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So, I need an app to change my Android ID, and the Android ID Changer from the Market says "unsupported device'. I have a Nexus. Does anyobdy know another similar free and tested app?
It could be saying unsupported device because maby the app hasn't been updated for your firmware yet .or is it saying this for all the apps you try downloading?
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DiGwEeD18 said:
So, I need an app to change my Android ID, and the Android ID Changer from the Market says "unsupported device'. I have a Nexus. Does anyobdy know another similar free and tested app?
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I'm pretty sure you can edit your build.prop file in /system/ and it will trick the market
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Yeah, but it also has just one review, and the guy said it bricked his phone, so I'm not so sure about trying it out. Is there any other app or manual way of changing the Android ID?
DiGwEeD18 said:
Yeah, but it also has just one review, and the guy said it bricked his phone, so I'm not so sure about trying it out. Is there any other app or manual way of changing the Android ID?
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It's pretty easy to change if you have a rooted device.
Connect to your device with "adb shell"
If you're not root, become root with 'su'
Run the command: sqlite3 /data/data/com.android.providers.settings/databases/settings.db
You can check that you're in the correct database by doing:
SELECT * FROM secure WHERE name = 'android_id';
To change it, just do an update statement:
UPDATE secure SET value = '<new android id>' WHERE name = 'android_id';
Good luck!
Android-ID changer
Hey guys,
I'll think that Titanium Backup will provide a function in the next few days, to change the Android-ID.
m_atze said:
Hey guys,
I'll think that Titanium Backup will provide a function in the next few days, to change the Android-ID.
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I not think so because i reported the problem to titanium backup but they can not helped me.
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DiGwEeD18 said:
So, I need an app to change my Android ID, and the Android ID Changer from the Market says "unsupported device'. I have a Nexus. Does anyobdy know another similar free and tested app?
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If i were you i find blackmart alpha apk by google and you can install Android ID changer app to your phone but your phone should be stock rom because the app is not work with custom rom.
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The latest Titanium Backup can save and restore your device id.
Android ID Changed
iBolski said:
The latest Titanium Backup can save and restore your device id.
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I would just like to let you know that I changed my android ID on Nexus S 4G (xbones rom with matr1x 22.0 kenel) by copying the /data/data/com.android.providers.settings/databases/settings.db file to my SD card and editing the ID in Text Pad on my computer. It opened the file with all those crazy characters (because its sqlite 3 file). I then just saved it and pasted to the original location in /data/data/com.android.providers.settings/databases/settings.db. I then fixed permissions and restarted the system. Worked perfectly!
gabeb3720 said:
I would just like to let you know that I changed my android ID on Nexus S 4G (xbones rom with matr1x 22.0 kenel) by copying the /data/data/com.android.providers.settings/databases/settings.db file to my SD card and editing the ID in Text Pad on my computer. It opened the file with all those crazy characters (because its sqlite 3 file). I then just saved it and pasted to the original location in /data/data/com.android.providers.settings/databases/settings.db. I then fixed permissions and restarted the system. Worked perfectly!
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I had to do the same. When I went into adb shell, there was no sqlite3 command. Doing a find on it only found it backed up via TitaniumBackup. Nexus S running JB
edit: though I used vi on the adb shell. A lot easier if you are familiar with it
How Do I Change my Android ID?
I have a Samsung Galaxy S2 on Boost Mobile Prepaid service... I would like to know 'how to change my Android ID' in 'dummy' terms...
I searched how to do it online and it said to download Titanium Backup... just the 'Free' version... when I load and run it, it says my phone is not 'Rooted'... I have no idea what that means... can someone please help... I've heard you can do lots of cool things with your phone if you root it and change your ID... plus, I need to change the ID for other reasons as well... thank you for any help you have to offer...
rooting, really ?
lostoam311 said:
I have a Samsung Galaxy S2 on Boost Mobile Prepaid service... I would like to know 'how to change my Android ID' in 'dummy' terms...
I searched how to do it online and it said to download Titanium Backup... just the 'Free' version... when I load and run it, it says my phone is not 'Rooted'... I have no idea what that means... can someone please help... I've heard you can do lots of cool things with your phone if you root it and change your ID... plus, I need to change the ID for other reasons as well... thank you for any help you have to offer...
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Hi ! I'm sorry about that, but :
- If you need 'dummy' terms, I recommend you NOT TO CHANGE your android ID,
- If you don't know what root means, don't use it
- If after searching on the web you still don't know or don't understand the risks of rooting, DON'T ROOT
- Rooting is useful for developers or "power users" who really understant what they're doing
If you understand risks and still have problems rooting your phone to change your android ID, we'll try to help.
vandevandel said:
Hi ! I'm sorry about that, but :
- If you need 'dummy' terms, I recommend you NOT TO CHANGE your android ID,
- If you don't know what root means, don't use it
- If after searching on the web you still don't know or don't understand the risks of rooting, DON'T ROOT
- Rooting is useful for developers or "power users" who really understant what they're doing
If you understand risks and still have problems rooting your phone to change your android ID, we'll try to help.
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okay, I understand the risks... I just need help changing my Android ID so I can gain back access to an app that I use... I promise I won't hold anyone here accountable for any malfunctions... I appreciate any help you have to offer! Thank you
lostoam311 said:
okay, I understand the risks... I just need help changing my Android ID so I can gain back access to an app that I use... I promise I won't hold anyone here accountable for any malfunctions... I appreciate any help you have to offer! Thank you
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Okay so.. what device are you using. Is it already rooted ?
First you have to root id
Then install Titanium backup
Then in the options in Titanium backup, you a the option to set a new random android ID.
How to Root...
vandevandel said:
Okay so.. what device are you using. Is it already rooted ?
First you have to root id
Then install Titanium backup
Then in the options in Titanium backup, you a the option to set a new random android ID.
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I have a Samsung Galaxy S2 with Boost Mobile Pre Paid...
No, I'm not sure 'how to Root'... Do you have instructions on how to do it??! is it pretty easy??! I'm not a complete 'dummy' when it comes to computers and phones, I just like instructions so I know I won't mess it up somehow lol... but I am eager to learn how to do it because so many people have said I can do so much more with my phone when it's rooted!!!
I currently do NOT have Titanium backup installed on my phone... I reset my phone last week to factory settings and that deleted it...
There was a PAID version and a Free version... will the Free version work for what I want to do at the current moment?!!
Thanks for the help! Jon
Hello people!
I've been having this problem for a while now, in fact, it's the very reason I rooted in the first place.
I've asked on other less-active forums, and received no answer at all, so I thought I'd turn to you.
My carrier, Tesco Mobile has bundled two bloatware game demos onto my Huawei Ideos X3 and they are taking up a substantial amount of my already poor internal memory. Unfortunately, after having tried many different ways of removing them, I have had no success. I will list the ways in which I have attempted to remove them in chronological order as far as I can remember (this has been going on for about 4 months now):
The game demos are TBloxxNY and BrickBreaker, if that helps at all >_>
Rooted and downloaded several free root file explorers (such as Android Mate) and attempted to uninstall the game demos - Failed
Installed Titanium Backup & Root Pro to see if it could delete them - Failed (Says "Cannot Locate .apk")
Installed ES File Explorer (said to be better than the others)
- Mounted system as writable
- Found full pathname of the game demo apk's: /cust/tesco/gb/app/brickbreake.apk which is an unusual place for them
- Attempted to delete - Failed
- Managed to locate packages elsewhere and managed to delete them - No effect
Went back to Titanium Backup with a writable system to force remove - Failed
Used Titanium Backup to Freeze the apps so they were unusable - Success!
Tried using Titanium Backup to convert them to user apps - Failed
Scoured Google for someone with a similar problem - Failed
--Left it for ages--
Installed Android Terminal Emulator
Used ES File Explorer to mount system as writable
Used Command Line to remove the file using the correct pathname - Failed
Realised Busybox wasn't actually installed
Installed Busybox, used Busybox installer app to run the mount rw script
Went back to terminal emulator and tried to remove them - Failed
--Fudged up my phone by using "Fix Permissions" in Clockworkmod Recovery--
Restored from previous Nandroid Backup
Booted into Clockworkmod Recovery
Wiped all data, cache and Dalvik
Flashed Eclipse ROM
Game demos are still there.
Attempted most of the above again with Eclipse ROM installed - Failed
Wut. I don't understand how Tesco has managed to jam these demos on there that I just cannot remove.
Someone please help me :crying:
Sorry it's such a long post, but I'm getting to my wit's end here...
Go to Huawei service center and say this : "remove these damn things, and i'll give u 1000 dollars.".
Sent from my wt19i MIUI 2.7.6
I would if I had 1000 dollars XD
Hi, a good way to find where that bloatwares is to use logcat via adb to find the package name of those apps and search in your /system/app.
Via terminal emulator what did you find? Did you get some error when trying delete the apk?
maokalon said:
Hi, a good way to find where that bloatwares is to use logcat via adb to find the package name of those apps and search in your /system/app.
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I find running the command "dumpsys" on the device even better to correlate the app name with its installation files. The output is very verbose, so you'll need to capture the output and look at it with your favourite editor, although.
Oh i know WHERE they are, it's getting rid of them that's the problem... lol the kicker here is that, since the phone is rooted, I don't think I could even go back to Tesco and ask them to remove the bloaters -_-;
Sent by game boy
JC1988AD said:
Oh i know WHERE they are, it's getting rid of them that's the problem... lol the kicker here is that, since the phone is rooted, I don't think I could even go back to Tesco and ask them to remove the bloaters -_-;
Sent by game boy
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There are ways to unroot but you can use a free app called root browser (has an orange folder symbol when installed) to go to the location they are saved and delete the apk files yourself. It can change their read write attributes too in case that is what stops you deleting them.
You can also use an app called system tuner to stop them starting as well so then they at least won't use up ram by auto starting.
Dave
( http://www.google.com/producer/editions/CAownKXmAQ/bigfatuniverse )
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Hi
Easy fix download root browser lite go to CUST then TESCO then GB then APP multi select the 2 annoying TBloxxNY and BrickBreaker apps and delete bingo there gone remove the corpses etc with SD Maid or similar.
Ian
What, wow that... actually worked!
Thank you very much!
But... why did it work? Why did that file explorer work over ES file explorer and all the others?
I don't understand...
Sent using rooted Toastie Breadeos X3 w/EclipseTOM and breadcrumbs enabled.
mistermentality said:
There are ways to unroot but you can use a free app called root browser (has an orange folder symbol when installed) to go to the location they are saved and delete the apk files yourself. It can change their read write attributes too in case that is what stops you deleting them.
You can also use an app called system tuner to stop them starting as well so then they at least won't use up ram by auto starting.
Dave
( http://www.google.com/producer/editions/CAownKXmAQ/bigfatuniverse )
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Is that the one by jrummy or am I missing something because I don't see one with an orange folder icon
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jbrt said:
Is that the one by jrummy or am I missing something because I don't see one with an orange folder icon
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Yes that is it, root browser lite by jrummy. On mine it has an orange folder as its icon but it may have changed in recent updates.
Dave
( http://www.google.com/producer/editions/CAownKXmAQ/bigfatuniverse )
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Here's hoping that you still check this forum!
Hi. I have also had space issues with my huawei blaze and after rooting my phone, I followed all the advice mentioned in this post but am still receiving an error message when trying to delete brickbeaker and tbloxxny from /cust/tesco/gb/app using root browser.
I am at my wits end! Do you or anyone else have any idea why these apk's are so persistent and how I can remove them?
Thanks in advance for any advice!
Hey guys, hate starting new threads, but this time I just had to. Here's the deal:
First I had a Galaxy Ace. I rooted it, and used root normally for a couple of months. Then something went bazzerk (don't know how to spell bazzerk xD), just as it is on my new Xperia neo. My root explorer works flawlessly and I'm able to mount my system r\o / r\w when ever I want and explore all sys files. BUT, my ROM toolbox, GO backup, etc. all apps that actualy "touch" system files (I mean change or retrieve the above), freeze when a command is given. I.e. I want to move an unmovable app to the sd card. The file IS moved, but the app freezes on "loading". GO backup: I restore a file, it's completely restored, but the app frezzes on 99% even though the job's done. Why is this happening, and is there a way to fix it?
Thank you all, and cheers
P.S. This problem sometimes just vanshies, but it's back a few days later.
P.P.S. I tried restarting, taking the battery out, restarting SU, and restarting the freezing apps, nothing erases the problem.
Have to you tried to factory reset in your phones settings?
If you´re rooted check the superuser app and loock at the log
what does superuser state?
Style13 said:
Hey guys, hate starting new threads, but this time I just had to. Here's the deal:
First I had a Galaxy Ace. I rooted it, and used root normally for a couple of months. Then something went bazzerk (don't know how to spell bazzerk xD), just as it is on my new Xperia neo. My root explorer works flawlessly and I'm able to mount my system r\o / r\w when ever I want and explore all sys files. BUT, my ROM toolbox, GO backup, etc. all apps that actualy "touch" system files (I mean change or retrieve the above), freeze when a command is given. I.e. I want to move an unmovable app to the sd card. The file IS moved, but the app freezes on "loading". GO backup: I restore a file, it's completely restored, but the app frezzes on 99% even though the job's done. Why is this happening, and is there a way to fix it?
Thank you all, and cheers
P.S. This problem sometimes just vanshies, but it's back a few days later.
P.P.S. I tried restarting, taking the battery out, restarting SU, and restarting the freezing apps, nothing erases the problem.
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Install root checker from market Nd check whether u r rooted correctly or not
Are you using superuser or supersu app?
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Android311 said:
Have to you tried to factory reset in your phones settings?
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No, I think that would fix it but then I'd have to set back everything on my phone, which I don't want
jiffer1991 said:
If you´re rooted check the superuser app and loock at the log
what does superuser state?
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Superuser says everything's fine. I already mentioned I can see all my root files with no problem. But when another app tries the same, it freezes.
vivek_bhoj said:
Install root checker from market Nd check whether u r rooted correctly or not
Are you using superuser or supersu app?
Sent from my HTC One X using xda app-developers app
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Installed, checked. Says it's rooted. I'm using Superuser and it's reporting no problems. Still freezes when an app changes something.
The thing is root works, I mean I can backup\restore app data, freeze apps, etc. but after the phone does this, the app freezes, even though it's done. A very strange problem. Is there anything I could have accidently made to brake it (exept disallowing an app from Superuser rights, I checked that three times; allways allowed) ?
I remember that i faced such problems a few weeks ago...
some root file explorers denied me the acces to the root files while i tried to change a bootanimation
root acces was granted but it didnt worked
afterwards i tried another root file explorer and it worked fine
why ?
i dont know but something went wrong with the first file browser
Try SuperSU v0.95
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1538053
Thank you all, it so happened that this version of Superuser didn't quite well support these versions of apps. Just changed the ROM Toolbox to a newer version, and it works perfectly.
:good:
apparently not working after root
noob here, I did my first root today, and have only been an android user for 2 weeks after defecting from apple since the first iphone. I was a jailbreak veteran of idevices, but I got bored with the stale bread, so I spent my taxmas on a Samsung galaxy s4. Specifically wanting the i9500 version so it would be unlocked to use on net10. I followed the steps from website, and video on Odin. And it looked like it worked perfectly. It wasn't until I tried to my photo gallery app to look at some pictures, and it crashed and wouldn't load. I had the same issue with a business calendar issue app that wouldn't open. I tried clearing system cache on gallery app but no luck. I'm afraid I'm in over my own head now, and might want to restore and start from scratch. The first thing I did after rooting was a full Titanium backup. only things that I installed after root was xposed installer and an app within the installer called swipeback.
I would like to know if there is a fix for this, without having to break away from root? Or if I must,how do I know which stock file I need. I know it's i9500ubueMk1 but there's many different regions.. I bought from a best buy in Charlotte . If there isn't a simple fix to fix why my apps aren't working,then the root does more harm than good, and I wanna go back to normal.
Someone please walk me through this!!
thanks
Style13 said:
Hey guys, hate starting new threads, but this time I just had to. Here's the deal:
First I had a Galaxy Ace. I rooted it, and used root normally for a couple of months. Then something went bazzerk (don't know how to spell bazzerk xD), just as it is on my new Xperia neo. My root explorer works flawlessly and I'm able to mount my system r\o / r\w when ever I want and explore all sys files. BUT, my ROM toolbox, GO backup, etc. all apps that actualy "touch" system files (I mean change or retrieve the above), freeze when a command is given. I.e. I want to move an unmovable app to the sd card. The file IS moved, but the app freezes on "loading". GO backup: I restore a file, it's completely restored, but the app frezzes on 99% even though the job's done. Why is this happening, and is there a way to fix it?
Thank you all, and cheers
P.S. This problem sometimes just vanshies, but it's back a few days later.
P.P.S. I tried restarting, taking the battery out, restarting SU, and restarting the freezing apps, nothing erases the problem.
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I had the same problem. Theres nothing wrong with your phone, its the app. Instead of root explorer, download root browser. It works better
I am new here and not really sure if I am asking in the right area (so please don't yell at me!) I have a ZTE Savvy and I wanted to root it. I have looked everywhere online and can not find anything on it. I installed the Framaroot app but had no success.
I was wondering if anyone could try and find out how to root it this type of phone? or if anyone has had any luck? if you could get back to me and let me know that would be great! Thanks.
zte-savvy need help rooting.
help also please
myersg97 said:
I am new here and not really sure if I am asking in the right area (so please don't yell at me!) I have a ZTE Savvy and I wanted to root it. I have looked everywhere online and can not find anything on it. I installed the Framaroot app but had no success.
I was wondering if anyone could try and find out how to root it this type of phone? or if anyone has had any luck? if you could get back to me and let me know that would be great! Thanks.
zte-savvy need help rooting.
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I am also in need of a guide to root this I have tried everything possible to get tethering to work on this while it is not rooted and nothing works I don't know what net10 verizon did but they got it blocked some how I have tried probably over a dozen diff apps and messing with many settings etc nothing works so if anyone can help out please do thanks so much
to root the zte savvy i just did download chains dd superuser then run cydia impactor it will fail use option bootloader phone will turn off and back on then run cydia impactor again and su will be in the system xbin of the phone
jbreezy2212 said:
to root the zte savvy i just did download chains dd superuser then run cydia impactor it will fail use option bootloader phone will turn off and back on then run cydia impactor again and su will be in the system xbin of the phone
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The provided instructions only provide a "TEMP" root. but hey, we are one step closer now.
When you reboot your ZTE Savvy you will lose root.
At least I can get rid of some bloatware.
Savvy temp root is a joke. Its a start but in to way did it help me. I can't get any of the bloat removed I maybe doing something wrong.
I lose root before reboot. Lasts about five minutes maybe longer. If I can't have full root to get fancy ROMs that is cool but would so live to remove some of the trash they install on here. Any help would be awesome.
A list of some of the apps that I can remove and how to do so would be super. I've tried es file to remove from system app folder won't allow me. Also tried titanium backup.
Titanium says it deleted but it is all still in app drawer just force closes the app I tried to deleted if I try to open it.
Then i lose root before I reboot. Once I reboot all the apps that I deleted come right back fully working. I'm stumped and hate the junk they put on here my phone says system memory is full and I have downloaded like 5 apps the rest is there trash.
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zombielion said:
Savvy temp root is a joke. Its a start but in to way did it help me. I can't get any of the bloat removed I maybe doing something wrong.
I lose root before reboot. Lasts about five minutes maybe longer. If I can't have full root to get fancy ROMs that is cool but would so live to remove some of the trash they install on here. Any help would be awesome.
A list of some of the apps that I can remove and how to do so would be super. I've tried es file to remove from system app folder won't allow me. Also tried titanium backup.
Titanium says it deleted but it is all still in app drawer just force closes the app I tried to deleted if I try to open it.
Then i lose root before I reboot. Once I reboot all the apps that I deleted come right back fully working. I'm stumped and hate the junk they put on here my phone says system memory is full and I have downloaded like 5 apps the rest is there trash.
Sent from my Z750C using xda app-developers app
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There are not even any roms available. not even clockwork mod recovery to install the roms. if you install an incompatible rom its likely it will brick your Savvy. Though I would like to remove the old zte launcher for the digital cookies stock jellybean launcher. it is much faster and makes the whole system faster considering this is a low end spec'd phone.
btw i replied to your message.
I am running Android 4.1.1 / 2.3 release keys on both of my kid's Nabi2's. Question is what is the best way to remove Wings and University with JB installed? I am rooted and used fx to remove the files from the data/addon_res/vendor/app folder but I still have a Wings icon on the main Nabi page when in Kids Mode. I've searched the system using fx in root search and removed all variations of wings and university from the various directories but still can't rid myself of the Wings Challenge icon on the main Kids Mode screen..
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance!
2girlzdad said:
I am running Android 4.1.1 / 2.3 release keys on both of my kid's Nabi2's. Question is what is the best way to remove Wings and University with JB installed? I am rooted and used fx to remove the files from the data/addon_res/vendor/app folder but I still have a Wings icon on the main Nabi page when in Kids Mode. I've searched the system using fx in root search and removed all variations of wings and university from the various directories but still can't rid myself of the Wings Challenge icon on the main Kids Mode screen..
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance!
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Go in to settings, apps, all. Find NabiMode. Clear data.
aicjofs said:
Go in to settings, apps, all. Find NabiMode. Clear data.
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Yep, that did it. I had done that previously but I think I did it before I had deleted some of the com.fuhu.wings* files, and so the icon was still on the desktop at that point. I didn't think to clear nabimode again.
Thanks!
2girlzdad said:
I am running Android 4.1.1 / 2.3 release keys on both of my kid's Nabi2's. I am rooted.....
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Sorry to bump an old thread, but I noticed you said you was rooted. I have v2.3-release-keys and I tried to root mine and could not get it to root. How did you get it rooted?