1.First go to your root browser (Es File Explorer recommended)
2. Go to system/app and search app and delete all files of those app
3. Go to data/data and search app and delete all files of those app again
4. REBOOT your device DONE............
Thanks
Hi,
This would be a more suitable place to post basic Android Information, http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/general
I will say though, this is very basic information and common knowledge for most. Up to you if you want to post there though.
Good luck!
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First, you need ROOT access to do this. It will fix the security force-close and enable the uninstall of apps.
1 - Download FIXV2 here - http://d-h.st/gMh
2 - Extract the file to your desktop and copy the files inside "FIRMWARE\IMAGE" folder to your phone.
3 - Download root explorer from play store and move those files to the firmware\image directory located on your phone.
4 - Long press each file and set permition to RW-R-R (0644) (You do this by selecting OWNER to read and write, GROUP to read and OTHERS to read.
5 - Reboot and try accessing settings.
Thanks to ferreinf for the link and how to do it, I just tried to do this as much newbie proof as possible.
have seen this problem in numerous ROM threads(haven't myself run into this), thanks for the heads up :thumbs up:
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scorthyn said:
First, you need ROOT access to do this. It will fix the security force-close and enable the uninstall of apps.
1 - Download FIXV2 here - http://d-h.st/gMh
2 - Extract the file to your desktop and copy the files inside "FIRMWARE\IMAGE" folder to your phone.
3 - Download root explorer from play store and move those files to the firmware\image directory located on your phone.
4 - Long press each file and set permition to RW-R-R (0644) (You do this by selecting OWNER to read and write, GROUP to read and OTHERS to read.
5 - Reboot and try accessing settings.
Thanks to ferreinf for the link and how to do it, I just tried to do this as much newbie proof as possible.
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Hi
Does this help to uninstall system apps as wel instead of deleting apk from system/app folder
Thanks.
smohanv said:
Hi
Does this help to uninstall system apps as wel instead of deleting apk from system/app folder
Thanks.
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No, it has nothing to do with what you want and there's absolutely no point in doing what wanna do either. You can not reclaim the free space to yourself and that would yet prevent you from installing OTA updates. The best way around this is to unable the system apps you don't wanna run.
Doublepranks said:
No, it has nothing to do with what you want and there's absolutely no point in doing what wanna do either. You can not reclaim the free space to yourself and that would yet prevent you from installing OTA updates. The best way around this is to unable the system apps you don't wanna run.
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Your description about this patch is confusing...
Read your description,
First, you need ROOT access to do this. It will fix the security force-close and enable the uninstall of apps.
scorthyn said:
First, you need ROOT access to do this. It will fix the security force-close and enable the uninstall of apps.
1 - Download FIXV2 here - http://d-h.st/gMh
2 - Extract the file to your desktop and copy the files inside "FIRMWARE\IMAGE" folder to your phone.
3 - Download root explorer from play store and move those files to the firmware\image directory located on your phone.
4 - Long press each file and set permition to RW-R-R (0644) (You do this by selecting OWNER to read and write, GROUP to read and OTHERS to read.
5 - Reboot and try accessing settings.
Thanks to ferreinf for the link and how to do it, I just tried to do this as much newbie proof as possible.
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firmware\image directory located on your phone.
Where is this directory on the phone? it does not exist, are we to just push the whole dir w/files to the phone? I agree, need alittle more info here please....
Good work if it does what it says....:good:
TheAxman said:
firmware\image directory located on your phone.
Where is this directory on the phone? it does not exist, are we to just push the whole dir w/files to the phone? I agree, need alittle more info here please....
Good work if it does what it says....:good:
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Worked for me to get the nexus g+ rom working fully... used root browsed in ROM Toolbox to copy the files to the relevant folder off root, and set all the permissions to rwx.
You need to be rooted and I recommend use root explorer
The Automatic Way - Just Download titanium Backup or similar app Select the app and just hit covert to System app and reboot and if it force closes even on reboot go down the thread!!
Manual Way
1) Select the Apk Which you Want
2) Take the apk from SD card and copy the apk to /Root/System or any where in the Root
3 )Click yes When it Ask you Whether You Want to
Code:
The Current Files System is Read-only. Do You Want to remount as read-write and continue the Operation?
4) Select the file and change the permissions of the apk under select permissions
4) Tick all the boxes under read and only the first one under write and click OK
5) It should look like rw-r--r--
6) Then cut the Apk and pate it to /Root/System/app
And reboot and enjoy
The the app force closes (For Example - Swift Key ) go here - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2661238
Hit Thank If It Helped You
You may also need to move files from /data/data. For example moving Swiftkey needs moving files from /system/lib and /data/data
kaushikb.1996 said:
You need to be rooted and I recommend use root explorer
1) Select the Apk Which you Want
2) Take the apk from SD card and copy the apk to /Root/System or any where in the Root
3 )Click yes When it Ask you Whether You Want to
Code:
The Current Files System is Read-only. Do You Want to remount as read-write and continue the Operation?
4) Select the file and change the permissions of the apk under select permissions
4) Tick all the boxes under read and only the first one under write and click OK
5) It should look like rw-r--r--
6) Then cut the Apk and pate it to /Root/System/app
And reboot and enjoy
If this dint work try this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2661238
Hit Thank If It Helped You
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OR you just use "Titanium Backup" from the google Playstore. Mark the app you like to convert and press "Convert to system app"
ma259 said:
You may also need to move files from /data/data. For example moving Swiftkey needs moving files from /system/lib and /data/data
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you can find another link down there
LS.xD said:
OR you just use "Titanium Backup" from the google Playstore. Mark the app you like to convert and press "Convert to system app"
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TRUE story but.wrote this if someone needed
In ios there was a separate folder with system apps that can be delete normally but if jailbreak u can access that fold I assuming that it wouldbe close to the same for android
Sent from my SM-T310 using xda app-developers app
androidhacker007 said:
In ios there was a separate folder with system apps that can be delete normally but if jailbreak u can access that fold I assuming that it wouldbe close to the same for android
Sent from my SM-T310 using xda app-developers app
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You need to your anrodi device
Just search for - How to root " Name of your Device "
Then in recommend you to install titanium backup to uninstall apps easily for installing the apps just follow the procedure which i gave you
That works too
Sent from my SM-T310 using xda app-developers app
I simply used twrp to copy some apps into /system/app
Hi, while millions of people wanted to change normal apps into system apps. I want to change system apps into normal apps.
I know this is the weirdest request you never found on xda history. But I need to remove system privilege on Google Photos because it blocks me from controlling background power consumption (only user app can be changed like that). I'm on realme UI 2.0 unrooted, if it has to be root I'd still take your advice. Thanks.
This is my 1st post
I think some guys know about this trick
First u need to install All-in-one-toolbox or Es file explorer app :thumbup:
I explain this using all in one toolbox app.......
Guide :
1.Open the app
2.Go to File manager
3.Now go to this path
/system/app
4.Now u can see .apks & long touch on app u want,u can see copy in pop up menu
5.Next Copy & Paste
Screen shots available.......
Please hit thanks.....:'(
Sent from my LG-E400
backup system
Thanks a lot for this resourceful information...as i was unaware of this prior to that
I will give it a shot on my unrooted (luckily just one^^) device! Thanks!
Hi everyone,
First of all I need to say thank you for all your work and tutorials and guides and so on. It's great to be here and I hope I can get into Android and use all of it's abilities.
So back to topic:
I created a widget in Zooper and wanted to save it as APK to give it to friends or even share it online. When saving I got the error message that the font used in the widget can not be found in '/fonts/ folder. I downloaded the ttf and went to ES File Explorer, created a 'fonts' folder on the root directory (path: /fonts) and tried to copy the downloaded file into the new folder. But then ES says there's not enough space left to paste this file into the folder.
Actually the file is about 18 kB and I have approx. 4 GB left on my device. ES has root access and I even set r/w-rights to all folders in ES settings.
When copying the file in recovery mode it succeeded, but after boot the folder has gone.
I also tried with adb but this didn't come to success anyway.
My system is an SGS5 klte, running CM12 on TWRP with SuperSU.
It's my first question here, so please tell me if I did something wrong or I forgot to mention something important for you. I really tried to find an answer to this here and in other websites, but I didn't.
Hi
Thanks for writing to us at XDA Assist. I can't find anything relating to your question on XDA, please ask your question in the Zooper Widget General section:
Zooper Widget General
Good luck!
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Your phone must be rooted and has Root Explorer Installed.
- Open Root Explorer go to system Folder
- open build.prop in Text Editor search for this line
ro.product.name=SHV-E330L
ro.product.device=SHV-E330L
-Then change it to this
ro.product.name=SM-N900L
ro.product.device=SM-N900L and then save it.
-Then restart your phone and check if it works
See attachments for some instructions
To moderators kindly delete this if it has similar post Thanks.
HplarIV said:
Your phone must be rooted and has Root Explorer Installed.
- Open Root Explorer go to system Folder
- open build.prop in Text Editor search for this line
ro.product.name=SHV-E330L
ro.product.device=SHV-E330L
-Then change it to this
ro.product.name=SM-N900L
ro.product.device=SM-N900L and then save it.
-Then restart your phone and check if it works
See attachments for some instructions
To moderators kindly delete this if it has similar post Thanks.
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Its a duplicate
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=59443111
so how to delete this thread? ill reply in your post anyways.
thanks