Hi Team,
Is there anyway that we can uninstall pre bundled apps in ROM. For example i dont want Messaging app and i want to uninstall it as im more comfortable with Handcent SMS messaging application.
Thanks
Note: Sorry if its a repost
Titanium Backup will do it...you have to be rooted.
Thanks Mate
Downloaded gona try it
Uninstalled .. Didnt help or may be i dont know how to use it ....
Just open the rom zip on your PC, and browse to the system/apps and delete what you don't want, then flash it.
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estrousswain said:
Uninstalled .. Didnt help or may be i dont know how to use it ....
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In TB (after giving it SU via busybox) select Backup/Restore, find/select your app, & then select Un-Install.
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Heey,
In this guide I am going to tell you how to transfer all your apps on your current ROM easily to a new ROM. You can do this on ANY version of android in ALL cases!
Downloads needed
x10 Flashtool
Astro File Manager from the Android Market
What the heck am I supposed to do now?
Lets get to the point 8D Make sure you've installed Flashtool on your computer and Astro File Manager on your x10! Now open Astro File Manager on your x10 do the following. Menu button > Tools > Application Manager/Backup > Choose the apps you want to restore on your new ROM and > Press on Backup! When the backup progress is finished you will have to close Astro File Manager.
Now mount the USB-storage on your PC. Open your Memory Card go to > backups and copy the folder called ''apps'' to your computer.
Now get your new Custom ROM and install it.
Open up flashtool and make sure the USB-Debugging is enabled on your x10 and that your x10 is connected to your computer. Copy the folder ''apps'' you've put on your computer to Place you've got the Flash Tool folder then there is in it a folder called ''custom''. Copy the ''apps'' folder into it. Press on Ask Root Perms then APK Installer. Click on one app in the list then press CTRL + A on your keyboard and click on Ok. All apps will be installed now.
Don't forget to press on the ''Thanks'' button and leave a reply in the topic if it helped!
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Or another great Method. Go to your Flashtool Folder then open custom and then apps and put all your apks inside then start Flashtool and click APK Installer and it installs all. But PlayGunstas Method is better when you dont have a PC always becouse you can install all your Apps from SD Card then.
Also you can try to unyaffs the data.img and installing through flash tool if you have a xrecovery backup. Just select the data/app folder
This save only apps or their configuration and data too?
Lofwyr said:
This save only apps or their configuration and data too?
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Configurations are not being saved with this method...
omg... data.img/cache.img or Titanium Backup
it's easier to kill yourself, than backup and restore using this strange method. both methods do not need to use a PC and are much faster, lol
hah, copy data/app folder is easier, than this.
this for deviants only
agreed! tnx for this method but i think using titanium backup will be more easier specially for those who don't have computer...just don't know which one will have better effect... anyway, tnx...
XteNce said:
omg... data.img/cache.img or Titanium Backup
it's easier to kill yourself, than backup and restore using this strange method. both methods do not need to use a PC and are much faster, lol
hah, copy data/app folder is easier, than this.
this for deviants only
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Lol just pointing out different methods. Well consider this : if you have a xrecovery backup in your pc and want to restore data from it, it is easier to just unyaffs it and install. No need to restore,use titanium backup,restore and use titanium backup again.
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I find using Titanium Backup easier. Is using Titanium Backup a good idea or should I use this method?
super manager silent install
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realunited123 said:
Lol just pointing out different methods. Well consider this : if you have a xrecovery backup in your pc and want to restore data from it, it is easier to just unyaffs it and install. No need to restore,use titanium backup,restore and use titanium backup again.
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ahah, u write like u don't understand how to restore apps in TB
Launch TB, make 2-3 taps and wait for 30-60 seconds (depends on your apps count and size), it's restored!
so, better I say, that everyone will use the most suitable and comfortable method for himself Peace, people
actually i know how to use titanium backup. I am not asking you to use it. Just pointing out different methods.
thanks wolfbreak
Works
I use both this and adb pull, but it's down to whatever you find easiest I suppose
But then they don't show up as installed in the Market do they? In that case, I won't get updates for them as they are available in the Market.
jenesuispasbavard said:
But then they don't show up as installed in the Market do they? In that case, I won't get updates for them as they are available in the Market.
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They will, even if they dont, you just have to use the Market Doctor on Titanium Backup
Titanium backup is more convinient
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jenesuispasbavard said:
But then they don't show up as installed in the Market do they? In that case, I won't get updates for them as they are available in the Market.
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They will be marked in the Market. If not, updates will for sure be marked (at least for me it did).
Titanium backup is always helpful... very easy too!
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daniel_pnc said:
Titanium backup is always helpful... very easy too!
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But fast? For me not !
Hi... Is there any problem if i uninstall stock applications like Maps, Gmail, Talk, etc....???? i never use those applications....
why talking tom cat doesnt work...??? it force closes.......
Yes. You cant uninstall by the way, you need to go to /system/app using root explorer and delete the corresponding apks. Eg. maps.apk. you need to be rooted too
Cheers
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what kind of problem.....???? so i must keep them...???
You can uninstall the apps using titanium backup, it's the easyest way. You must be rooted..There is no risk unistall the apps you mention
rjpalmeida88 said:
You can uninstall the apps using titanium backup, it's the easyest way. You must be rooted..There is no risk unistall the apps you mention
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Using Titanium backup? Back them up and never restore them again, aill that do the trick?
robojde said:
Using Titanium backup? Back them up and never restore them again, aill that do the trick?
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Yes, backup is recomended
But remember, someone said we should not remove Talk, as Maps won't work. I cannot remember if it was about a specific ROM or every one...
no needless apps:
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/841/sc20111226222530.png/
OK... calc and gsearch is still too much...
runs fine (it´s a CR)
Today I wanna try to cut off all scrap off the stock XJPU.
Keep you updated...
qaysedcftgb said:
no needless apps:
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/841/sc20111226222530.png/
OK... calc and gsearch is still too much...
runs fine (it´s a CR)
Today I wanna try to cut off all scrap off the stock XJPU.
Keep you updated...
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So you took all of the stock app out?. That is nice! any issues since then?
Please update on your experience.
yes, all apps deleted, no fake
it works perfect
runs stable, no freeze or something like that
New versions if talking tom or it's version 2 or most new apps from those talking dev. (i forgot the name sorry)
Not working for us...
Find old versions from internet
Those have more space occupation around 12 to 14 mbs
But it will work
Try it and update your post
New versions of many talking apps (from outfit) will not work...
Try old versions from internet
It will occupy double memory bt works...
Try it and update your post
I'm using talking tom 1.3.6 ...
It's working...
So... I install this rom http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2270027 but when I use speedy droid to delete the sony apps they remains , how I can delete them?
(sorry for my bad english :cyclops: )
Its simple
Abusudu said:
So... I install this rom http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2270027 but when I use speedy droid to delete the sony apps they remains , how I can delete them?
(sorry for my bad english :cyclops: )
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you can remove system apps with root browser with root browser goto system/app/and select which system app you want to delete after successfully deletion you need to reboot your mobile
or just install this app called nobloat from google play
https://play.google.com/store/apps/...atfree&feature=nav_result#?t=W251bGwsMSwyLDNd and find which app you want to remove after successfully removed you need to restart your mobile done
Hit Thanks button if this answer helpful for you
I tried ,but some apps still in the device (i uninstalled the apps using titanium) , speedy droid delete all the things of the sony apps, I wouldn't want to do it manually, I'm afraid because I could uninstall wrong things...
Abusudu said:
I tried ,but some apps still in the device (i uninstalled the apps using titanium) , speedy droid delete all the things of the sony apps, I wouldn't want to do it manually, I'm afraid because I could uninstall wrong things...
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If u used Titanium to delete app and if u are viewing the list of apps using titanium, they will still appear in the list but a strike through line indicating that the app has been deleted but backed up in titanium folder. However, if you want the app to be removed cleanly, use Root explorer and delete the app from the System/app folder.
Ok,thanks guys , when I've time I'll try :laugh:
I'm sure this has been resolved in some other thread but I just can't find the right one. So please spare 10 seconds for a reply and help me.
I have a HTC HD2, with Gingerbread HD2 v2.1, Android 2.3.2 installed. I was looking for a way to uninstall the Facebook system app (somebody thought it was a good idea to add Facebook as a system app )
I had the Jellybean 4.2 installed before I downgraded because it would just take too much space. And now apparently my phone is not rooted anymore (hence not being able to uninstall system apps).
I'm a noob when it comes to Android so please bear with me. I found a script (customizable), archived on a ZIP file, that will delete any system app even if the phone is not rooted.
But when I go into recovery mode, the option "Install ZIP from SD Card" seems to be missing. How can I install the ZIP file if the option is not there?
P.S. If you know a better way to uninstall system apps from an unrooted phone, please share it.
classic20 said:
I'm sure this has been resolved in some other thread but I just can't find the right one. So please spare 10 seconds for a reply and help me.
I have a HTC HD2, with Gingerbread HD2 v2.1, Android 2.3.2 installed. I was looking for a way to uninstall the Facebook system app (somebody thought it was a good idea to add Facebook as a system app )
I had the Jellybean 4.2 installed before I downgraded because it would just take too much space. And now apparently my phone is not rooted anymore (hence not being able to uninstall system apps).
I'm a noob when it comes to Android so please bear with me. I found a script (customizable), archived on a ZIP file, that will delete any system app even if the phone is not rooted.
But when I go into recovery mode, the option "Install ZIP from SD Card" seems to be missing. How can I install the ZIP file if the option is not there?
P.S. If you know a better way to uninstall system apps from an unrooted phone, please share it.
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I suppose you tried to install that zip to root your device, right.?
Try a different, new and safe recovery. Root the device. Install titanium backup app. using it you can uninstall the system app.
jabrif said:
I suppose you tried to install that zip to root your device, right.?
Try a different, new and safe recovery. Root the device. Install titanium backup app. using it you can uninstall the system app.
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No actually, that ZIP file contained a script that would uninstall some system apps. I can't uninstall them otherwise because it says my phone is not rooted anymore.
classic20 said:
I'm sure this has been resolved in some other thread but I just can't find the right one. So please spare 10 seconds for a reply and help me.
I have a HTC HD2, with Gingerbread HD2 v2.1, Android 2.3.2 installed. I was looking for a way to uninstall the Facebook system app (somebody thought it was a good idea to add Facebook as a system app )
I had the Jellybean 4.2 installed before I downgraded because it would just take too much space. And now apparently my phone is not rooted anymore (hence not being able to uninstall system apps).
I'm a noob when it comes to Android so please bear with me. I found a script (customizable), archived on a ZIP file, that will delete any system app even if the phone is not rooted.
But when I go into recovery mode, the option "Install ZIP from SD Card" seems to be missing. How can I install the ZIP file if the option is not there?
P.S. If you know a better way to uninstall system apps from an unrooted phone, please share it.
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try to reinstall the recovery or it would be better you root your device.
Sorry for the interruption....
@jon_reign can you please check your Private Messages (PMs). Thanks a lot!
Ya.i think when u downgraded u lost root and cwm too.so when u r in recovary I suppose it is the stock.
And stock can't flash zip.
So try to root again and then install cwm.
Look in your forum for how to install cwm
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Hi, i already have some search on the web for a thing but doesnt find it!
So, what im loking for is an app like the nLite or vLite for Windows but to do the same but for ANdroid, a thing with can i remove some app from the flashable rom and custumize it easy!
Ayone know some app like this??
Thanks
copy2050 said:
Hi, i already have some search on the web for a thing but doesnt find it!
So, what im loking for is an app like the nLite or vLite for Windows but to do the same but for ANdroid, a thing with can i remove some app from the flashable rom and custumize it easy!
Ayone know some app like this??
Thanks
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WinRar. Ask the dev if you may edit the rom. You can easily add, remove or switch the integrated APKs, sounds and so on.
LS.xD said:
WinRar. Ask the dev if you may edit the rom. You can easily add, remove or switch the integrated APKs, sounds and so on.
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i know i can delete the apk's from the ROM directly, but i can say if the installer detect they are missed up and abort the instalation or brick the phone! Im a noob in that point, my idea was edit a ROM to everytime i need to flash it doesnt have to do all the same things like delete apks via root explorer and etc!
copy2050 said:
i know i can delete the apk's from the ROM directly, but i can say if the installer detect they are missed up and abort the instalation or brick the phone! Im a noob in that point, my idea was edit a ROM to everytime i need to flash it doesnt have to do all the same things like delete apks via root explorer and etc!
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Deleting any files from a ROM is not recommended but if you know what you are doing, it's fine.
Also you could also flash a Clean Rom without all the useless APK's and when flashing gapps the smallest one with only the core and playstore.
copy2050 said:
i know i can delete the apk's from the ROM directly, but i can say if the installer detect they are missed up and abort the instalation or brick the phone! Im a noob in that point, my idea was edit a ROM to everytime i need to flash it doesnt have to do all the same things like delete apks via root explorer and etc!
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To delete APKs use "Titanium Backup" --> batch uninstall, means you can uninstall all unwanted apps with 1 klick.
LS.xD said:
To delete APKs use "Titanium Backup" --> batch uninstall, means you can uninstall all unwanted apps with 1 klick.
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LOL...you read what i say?! i wabt to delete the apks directly from the rom, not after flash the phone...
copy2050 said:
LOL...you read what i say?! i wabt to delete the apks directly from the rom, not after flash the phone...
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LOL, yes i CAN read and i DO so. We talked about you can delete any unwanted apks from the zip as long as they are not relevant for the system. Works on roms and on gapps packages.
And I wrote that for me its easier to perform a batch uninstall with Titanium backup (takes about 1 minute) after flashing the rom as deleting the apks manually by editing the rom.zip as I flash my phone nearly every day.
LOL
LS.xD said:
To delete APKs use "Titanium Backup" --> batch uninstall, means you can uninstall all unwanted apps with 1 klick.
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LS.xD said:
LOL, yes i CAN read and i DO so. We talked about you can delete any unwanted apks from the zip as long as they are not relevant for the system. Works on roms and on gapps packages.
And I wrote that for me its easier to perform a batch uninstall with Titanium backup (takes about 1 minute) after flashing the rom as deleting the apks manually by editing the rom.zip as I flash my phone nearly every day.
LOL
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But i dont want to waste time with titanium everytime...so i search an app to do this! but forget...i see it doesnt exists!