Hello,
My digitizer randomly stopped but i really need to access my authentication app. Is there any way to extract the app data? I am not rooted so i can't do it that way.
Thanks in advance!
julllleee said:
Hello,
My digitizer randomly stopped but i really need to access my authentication app. Is there any way to extract the app data? I am not rooted so i can't do it that way.
Thanks in advance!
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You can use adb for it. adb pull /data/data/your desired data.
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I may have a bad memory but I think you can both mirror and control your phone through HiSuite. Or was it Wondershare's MobileGo? Anyway here are some options to try if you want to do more than just extracting app data.
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How Do you remove all those unwanted apps?
Titanium takes forever just to uninstall one app for me.
How do you do it using ADB or Terminal?
Titanium takes about 3 seconds for me if that, don't know how to do it with adb though.
I did this a while back, Maybe useful for you:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=715282
XperiaX10iUser said:
Titanium takes about 3 seconds for me if that, don't know how to do it with adb though.
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Okay nevermind.. It did it quick now.. I don't know why it was taking forever before. Thank you.
thefunkaygibbon said:
I did this a while back, Maybe useful for you:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=715282
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Lol I tried that, but it kept saying permission denied or something like that.
2.1 seems a bit buggy at the moment so may just have been that.
I've been freezing the apps I'm thinking of getting rid of to ensure removing them won't cause problems. If I don't run into any issues over a few days, I'll wipe em.
Might be a nice idea to get a list of what apps can and can't be deleted in 2.1 though.
Just delete the apks and factory reset
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I deleted some wallpaper application and while I, unfortunately, cannot recall its name it basically disabled the feature to have any wallpaper at all and just resets everything by default to the stock blue one. Could anyone upload the file? That would be greatly appreciated.
jewdlaw said:
Could anyone upload the file? That would be greatly appreciated.
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Try this...
shukla said:
How Do you remove all those unwanted apps?
Titanium takes forever just to uninstall one app for me.
How do you do it using ADB or Terminal?
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i had this problem. but i found the solution to be:
after rooting, uncheck debugging, reload titanium (use builtin app function), enable debugging again.
Contacts.apk
Someone has that one ?
I have an app on my phone that I would like to prevent from being uninstalled in the event of being lost or stolen. How would I do this. I have been searching the web and most people say its not possible but how is that bloatware is seemingly impossible to get rid of? Would it be possible with a rooted phone?
LazyNDaCrazyDayz said:
I have an app on my phone that I would like to prevent from being uninstalled in the event of being lost or stolen. How would I do this. I have been searching the web and most people say its not possible but how is that bloatware is seemingly impossible to get rid of? Would it be possible with a rooted phone?
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The best way would to put the app in /system/app but you'll have to be rooted for that
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jboyer0000 said:
The best way would to put the app in /system/app but you'll have to be rooted for that
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Yes I am rooted. How would I make it so the app installs with all the current settings?
For example if I have an app that shows me the current location of my phone via email I would need the email settings to be loaded each time.
LazyNDaCrazyDayz said:
Yes I am rooted. How would I make it so the app installs with all the current settings?
For example if I have an app that shows me the current location of my phone via email I would need the email settings to be loaded each time.
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After you move it to /system/app and set permissions just log in like normal and all of your settings should still be there... just keep in mind a factory reset or a need rom will delete it. So after each time you flash a new rom you'll need to move the app back to /system/app
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Bear in mind that the first thing anyone will do if they steal your phone is wipe all data, so this won't achieve much unfortunately.
Hi guys!
Is there a way to remove the annoying notification of the 4.4.3 update?
I have no problems with the update itself, but I'm using a Custom ROM (CM11).
I've tried disabling notifications for Google Services Framework and com.lge.update and freezing com.lge.update with Titanium.
None of these worked...
Do you guys now a way to disable it?
Thanks in advance
Aaron
44-RON said:
Hi guys!
Is there a way to remove the annoying notification of the 4.4.3 update?
I have no problems with the update itself, but I'm using a Custom ROM (CM11).
I've tried disabling notifications for Google Services Framework and com.lge.update and freezing com.lge.update with Titanium.
None of these worked...
Do you guys now a way to disable it?
Thanks in advance
Aaron
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I'm in the same boat... running CM11 M6. I got an error notification for the 4.4.3 update last night stating that it couldn't download (I'm assuming because of running CM). Today at lunch I was having problems with LTE connectivity so I rebooted and it worked then. Found out a few hours later that after I rebooted my phone used over 500MB of data even though I wasn't using it and my battery drained down quite a bit as well.
My cell provider shows I've used that much data but my phone doesn't. My guess is that it's trying to constantly download the update? Yet I can't find any way to turn this off.
Thanks for any help you guys can give!
MasterTec said:
I'm in the same boat... running CM11 M6. I got an error notification for the 4.4.3 update last night stating that it couldn't download (I'm assuming because of running CM). Today at lunch I was having problems with LTE connectivity so I rebooted and it worked then. Found out a few hours later that after I rebooted my phone used over 500MB of data even though I wasn't using it and my battery drained down quite a bit as well.
My cell provider shows I've used that much data but my phone doesn't. My guess is that it's trying to constantly download the update? Yet I can't find any way to turn this off.
Thanks for any help you guys can give!
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44-RON said:
Hi guys!
Is there a way to remove the annoying notification of the 4.4.3 update?
I have no problems with the update itself, but I'm using a Custom ROM (CM11).
I've tried disabling notifications for Google Services Framework and com.lge.update and freezing com.lge.update with Titanium.
None of these worked...
Do you guys now a way to disable it?
Thanks in advance
Aaron
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Navigate: /system/etc/security
Rename: "otacerts.zip" to "otacerts.zip.bak
Reboot.
Aerowinder said:
Navigate: /system/etc/security
Rename: "otacerts.zip" to "otacerts.zip.bak
Reboot.
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Tried this and it didn't work.
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DualSportDad said:
Tried this and it didn't work.
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Check /data/fota or /cache/fota for the downloaded update, rename folder (+otacerts.zip), reboot again. Fixed now? This method used to work. Maybe it no longer does.
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Check /data/fota or /cache/fota for the downloaded update, rename folder (+otacerts.zip), reboot again. Fixed now? This method used to work. Maybe it no longer does.
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Both folders show that they are empty.
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Both folders show that they are empty.
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Whatever file explorer you are using you may have to allow it to see "hidden files" or grant root access or possibly both.
I'm having the same issue as well, except I didn't download the update. I've tried renaming the cert to .bak, rebooted, and no go. Then I took the whole damn cert file and moved it to my downloads folder, cleared Google system framework data, and rebooted. It's been about 5 minutes with no pop up, but I'm not holding my breath.
I've also heard that changing a line in your build.prop tricks the updater into thinking you already have 4.4.3, but I don't what what it is that needs to be changed...
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Whatever file explorer you are using you may have to allow it to see "hidden files" or grant root access or possibly both.
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I don't even see these folders.
I have hidden files enabled in Solid Explorer :/
I've tried everything posted here, rebooted around 5 times, but it's still showing up.
Are you guys sure that otacerts.zip is responsible for the upfate message?
I even tried moving it into my download folder (after the .bak method doesn't worked), but I still have the notification...
Which is the system app, that searches for updates? I thought it's com.lge.update, but it seems that it's not.
We should try to freeze / uninstall that with Titanium. :/
You can also use ongoing system notification blocker to get rid of the update constantly being shown.
Thanks guys I got it. After renaming the above mentioned folder I cleared Google framework and the notification is gone.
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I'm not sure why anyone has stated this and I realize that the problem has already been solved, but this can easily be fixed using Developer Options in CM11
1) Go to settings> about phone
2) Scroll all the way down to build number and repeatedly tap it until it says something along the lines of "You are now a developer"
3) Go back to settings then go to developer options
4) A little less than halfway down is an option called 'Development shortcut'. Tick that box
Now, you can get rid of any pesky notification that can't be swiped away. Simply tap and hold it, then select 'Force close'. This works with any apps running in the background by doing the same thing from the app switcher. Hope this helps!
I just cleared data on Google services framework and haven't had the notification popup yet. Have rebooted a couple times, so far so good. Been about 6hours.
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Nvm, about 12 hours in it popped back up
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A few days ago I accidentally got rid of it by tapping the download button for no reason (I'm on a custom ROM), then rebooting right after. Hasn't come up since LOL.
Dude,
That sucks! When I had my Galaxy S3...the update notification made me very mad. Did you try the the other way of doing it (mentioned in the earlier of this forum)?
RH
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In your build.prop find the ro.build.fingerprint line. Change it to this:
ro.build.fingerprint=google/hammerhead/hammerhead:4.4.3/KTU84M/1158763:user/release-keys
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I cleared the framework cache and data and it gives me the error where play store cant load, so then i have to go delete my google accounts and reinput them. And then the notification comes back after 12 hrs or so.
I followed the steps on this other related thread and it worked for me.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/google-nexus-5/general/to-disable-ota-update-service-t2779497
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Above rename method did not work for me on rooted Nexus 10. I followed tutorial which worked at:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IfZvN7SiteA
Hi, I'm using a google play store Nexus 5, and trying to restore a ADB backup (.ab file, not pulled files) and for some reason it keeps saying 'restoration ended' on my phone while the computer continues to send data. Anyway I can force it to continue/ restore the .ab from recovery?
Thanks very much for your help, I've searched the forums but could find little on the matter.
Because "L" isn't meant for daily use and is full of bugs...
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Lloir said:
Because "L" isn't meant for daily use and is full of bugs...
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Thought as much, well, there was nothing really too important on the backup anyway. Cheers for the quick reply!
Deathracelord said:
Hi, I'm using a google play store Nexus 5, and trying to restore a ADB backup (.ab file, not pulled files) and for some reason it keeps saying 'restoration ended' on my phone while the computer continues to send data. Anyway I can force it to continue/ restore the .ab from recovery?
Thanks very much for your help, I've searched the forums but could find little on the matter.
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I've had issues restoring .ab file backup on my nexus 5. However it works flawlessly without the ".ab" i.e naming my backup as say "backup" works where naming it "backup.ab" fails.
So when I initially bought TiBU, it wasn't a key in the PlayStore, it's a .txt file. My question is, how do I get TiBU to recognize this .txt file so I can unlock the pro version? Or do I have to purchase again?
s197 said:
So when I initially bought TiBU, it wasn't a key in the PlayStore, it's a .txt file. My question is, how do I get TiBU to recognize this .txt file so I can unlock the pro version? Or do I have to purchase again?
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Have you tried reaching out to the developers? I have purchased it.. but I think when I did they had already moved to a different type of verification as I install the app, then the 'premium' one to get all my paid for features.. I found this.. http://www.titaniumtrack.com/kb/tit...ackup-licensing.html#text-license-not-working on their site... did this work?
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Have you tried reaching out to the developers? I have purchased it.. but I think when I did they had already moved to a different type of verification as I install the app, then the 'premium' one to get all my paid for features.. I found this.. http://www.titaniumtrack.com/kb/tit...ackup-licensing.html#text-license-not-working on their site... did this work?
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Sent them an email but you get an automated message back saying they receive lots of emails so try their FAQ site. Maybe they'll respond, eventually. I did try what was in the link but it didn't work. It says to place at the root of the SD card, but this phone has no SD card so perhaps that's the problem.
s197 said:
So when I initially bought TiBU, it wasn't a key in the PlayStore, it's a .txt file. My question is, how do I get TiBU to recognize this .txt file so I can unlock the pro version? Or do I have to purchase again?
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I purchased it years ago and just put the txt file in my SD root. It always recognizes the file and unlocks.
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krypto1300 said:
I purchased it years ago and just put the txt file in my SD root. It always recognizes the file and unlocks.
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What part of the storage did you put this file? OP is having trouble locating the root of the Sdcard since we don't have one...
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What part of the storage did you put this file? OP is having trouble locating the root of the Sdcard since we don't have one...
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Oh sorry, it's...
storage/sdcard0 or
storage/emulated/0
using root explorer.
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krypto1300 said:
Oh sorry, it's...
storage/sdcard0 or
storage/emulated/0
using root explorer.
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Cool...hopefully that helps OP..
That's Where I have it, wonder why it's not seeing it.
s197 said:
That's Where I have it, wonder why it's not seeing it.
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That's weird. I've never had a problem with the old txt file.
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i am from the txt file days as well and ended up just paying again for the apk version as i switch phones and mess around so much i got tired of moving it around
Make sure it's named TitaniumBackup_license.txt exactly, and it seemed like Titanium used to require a reinstall after placing the text file.