Hi guys. If you have a bit experience on android devices, you'll agree that
there is some stuff which is unremovable, or stuck, just wount unintall.
I greatly reccomend Titanium backup,
which can uninstall even high system apps with root, or, stucked or your installe without root. :victory:
everyone knows this
System app mover can make the app like a regular app then you can uninstall as you would any other app?
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jon9314 said:
System app mover can make the app like a regular app then you can uninstall as you would any other app?
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Did you mean SystemApp Remover? You need root access for that.
Rooted
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if you have root, you can do it even with a basic file manager that capable of mounting system. if you dont have root, then you can freeze apps to save some ram directly from settings(for 4.0+)
install root explorer→go system/app→ delete it
Nice tips. After that u must clean dalvik cache too
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Install any root explorer app go to system apps and delete what u want to delete
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I have tried tirelessly to backup an app to apk. I am rooted but the apk file is not under the data/app which programs use to back it up. I can use titanium backup but I need to eventually be able to install the app without being rooted as the app refuses to run on rooted devices.
Can you backup apps installed to an apk when they are blocked?
How?
I will gladly donate to whoever helps leading to success.
The apps name is Jeppesen Mobile TC
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In case anyone wants to do such in the future, I was able to get the apk by using an application called root uninstaller to get the protected app into an apk file that I could use to install on bother devices.
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i agree with mistarose about using root uninstaller. it comes in handy also, after you install you can search for it:
# busybox find / -name *jeppesen*.apk
Don't know if it helps but i use ave anti iris to back up apps to apk
Will say not all apps but most
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mistarose said:
I have tried tirelessly to backup an app to apk. I am rooted but the apk file is not under the data/app which programs use to back it up. I can use titanium backup but I need to eventually be able to install the app without being rooted as the app refuses to run on rooted devices.
Can you backup apps installed to an apk when they are blocked?
How?
I will gladly donate to whoever helps leading to success.
The apps name is Jeppesen Mobile TC
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ok
Actually app backup and restore app on play store is quite good!
No compulsion for root!
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I download plenty of beta version apps and homebrew apps (not from market). Is there a way to update these without losing app data by uninstalling and reinstalling the new version. I don't want to lose the app data.
Thanks
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smartypants0 said:
I download plenty of beta version apps and homebrew apps (not from market). Is there a way to update these without losing app data by uninstalling and reinstalling the new version. I don't want to lose the app data.
Thanks
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Just install the new versions over the old ones. (App will be updated without data loss)
It doesn't let me do that. It tells me the previous version must be uninstalled before installing the new one.
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smartypants0 said:
It doesn't let me do that. It tells me the previous version must be uninstalled before installing the new one.
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In that case, use an app such as Titanium Backup to backup your data, then uninstall the old app and install the new one. After that, restore the data.
Do I need to root my phone to use that app?
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smartypants0 said:
Do I need to root my phone to use that app?
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Yes, the device would need root access.
first open playstore and look for the new version of the app
second, searching that apk in google
that i do for manualy update, or u can use plugin on chrome to download apk directly into ur pc
was wonering this same thing thanks
blakdulz said:
first open playstore and look for the new version of the app
second, searching that apk in google
that i do for manualy update, or u can use plugin on chrome to download apk directly into ur pc
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it doesnt let me update , it forces me to uninstall making me lose data.
As stated the only way to do it is do back up the data with titanium back up. Uninstall the app, install new one and then restore the settings.
Also be careful about getting apks from places other then the official app stores or here
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Is rooting safe?
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As safe as installing apps you get outside of the play store. Safer even. Just do your research
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I recently flashed my skyrocket to slimbean 4.2 and everything works great, extremely responsive with no lags. Only problem is my Gmail app will not update. It tells me to uninstall and try to re install it but I find that it is not possible to do. Does anyone have a Gmail apk or an idea of how to resolve this? Any help is greatly appreciated.
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Actually it is 4.1.2
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Why can't you uninstall it? Before you do that though, just clear the cache
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Why can't you uninstall it? Before you do that though, just clear the cache
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If it was installed as a /system app it wouldn't allow him to uninstall. If that's the case, use a root file explorer (Super Manager has a ton of features, including a file explorer, you just have to give it root permissions), navigate to /system /app and delete gmail2.apk (or whatever your file is named). You should then be able to download a new version from Google Play.
Let me guess...
Inverted GApps?
I ran into that too (as well as some other apps too). I uninstalled it through TiBU, rebooted, and installed from the Market instead. Worked great.
It didn't work until I rebooted.
It must be a system app which is why I cannot uninstall. I will try those suggestions and let you know if I run into any other problems. Thank you for your input.
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Hi guys, I am using a rooted T-Mobile Galaxy s2 with CM10 stable custom rom. I want to know if it is safe to uninstall all the bloatwares I had freeze while using the rooted stock rom.
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If you're on cm 10, you shouldn't have anymore bloatware. Did you restore apps from the stock rom?
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it depends on which apps the ROM creator might have put in the /system/app folder.
Mostly they won't as it's a wastage of space.
So do some research in google before you uninstall any system app.
I used Titanium backup while in stock and I still see the bloatware in the Titanium app in custom now though still freezed. That's why I taught maybe its still eating out on my space.
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You shouldn't have backed up system apps. Only downloaded apps.
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Found this... great for debloating installed stock roms.. With force in install option for those pesky bloat apps
Check out "Root App Delete (Root Guide)"
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=zsj.android.uninstall
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chris-allen said:
Found this... great for debloating installed stock roms.. With force in install option for those pesky bloat apps
Check out "Root App Delete (Root Guide)"
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=zsj.android.uninstall
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You also can do it with Titanium Backup but nice find