Introduction
Hi everyone, I wanted to share with you this useful tips with you.
This tips remove selected status bar icons without using overlay apps or status bar app.
Like here on the top :
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Battery icon is Battery Meter Overlay
How to do that with root directly on my phone (easy way)
- First you need to be rooted.
-Install any terminal app if you don't have already one.
-Tip
Code:
su
than enter.
Code:
settings put secure icon_blacklist
than what you want to hide.
Here is an exemple :
Code:
settings put secure icon_blacklist volume,bluetooth
you need to put a comma "," without space between each icon you want to hide like in the exemple.
Here is the list of Samsung icons name
Code:
power_saver
rotate
headset
hotspot
location
gps
wearable_gear
bluetooth
nfc
zen
volume
wifi
data_connection
phone_signal
battery
alarm_clock
clock
private_mode
How to do that on my unrooted phone
- You need adb shell on your computer for the operation
-The codes are the same
ENJOY and don't forget to press thanks bouton
Crédit
Crédit
Merci beaucoup.
I've used this mod on unrooted SM-G950W, using a PC and ADB. Installed Battery Meter Overlay listed as above, unlocked pro version.
If I wanted to revert, would I change "blacklist" to "whitelist"?
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Oh, I almost forgot, on PC, the ADB commands are:
First,
Code:
adb devices
Then,
Code:
adb shell
and enter your list, example (I removed these icons):
Code:
settings put secure icon_blacklist battery,rotate
blackenesian said:
Merci beaucoup.
I've used this mod on unrooted SM-G950W, using a PC and ADB. Installed Battery Meter Overlay listed as above, unlocked pro version.
If I wanted to revert, would I change "blacklist" to "whitelist"?
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Oh, I almost forgot, on PC, the ADB commands are:
First,
Code:
adb devices
Then,
Code:
adb shell
and enter your list, example (I removed these icons):
Code:
settings put secure icon_blacklist battery,rotate
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Pas de problème
To revert you can repeat the operation and tip nothing only
Code:
settings put secure icon_blacklist
Regards
Ayh4n said:
Pas de problème
To revert you can repeat the operation and tip nothing only
Code:
settings put secure icon_blacklist
Regards
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This didn't work, I ended with "Bad Arguements".
First thank you for this nice topic
Then how to hide sim icon alongside the signal icons? (in dual sim variants...)
blackenesian said:
This didn't work, I ended with "Bad Arguements".
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Can you send me what you exactly wrote in terminal ?
Regards
hosseinito said:
First thank you for this nice topic
Then how to hide sim icon alongside the signal icons? (in dual sim variants...)
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Hello !
I’m not sure I guess it’s this one
phone_signal_second_sub
Regards
Ayh4n said:
Hello !
I’m not sure I guess it’s this one
phone_signal_second_sub
Regards
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Tested ... isn't that
hosseinito said:
Tested ... isn't that
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There is all status bar icons, if it didn’t work you’ll need to search with root explorer your status bar icons name than found the one
<string-array name="config_statusBarIcons">
<item>power_saver</item>
<item>rotate</item>
<item>headset</item>
<item>data_saver</item>
<item>managed_profile</item>
<item>knox_container</item>
<item>smart_network</item>
<item>felica_lock</item>
<item>ime</item>
<item>popup</item>
<item>volte</item>
<item>glove</item>
<item>gesture</item>
<item>smart_scroll</item>
<item>face</item>
<item>sync_failing</item>
<item>sync_active</item>
<item>cast</item>
<item>hotspot</item>
<item>location</item>
<item>gps</item>
<item>lbs</item>
<item>wearable_gear</item>
<item>bluetooth</item>
<item>nfc_on</item>
<item>nfc</item>
<item>femtoicon</item>
<item>tty</item>
<item>speakerphone</item>
<item>zen</item>
<item>mute</item>
<item>volume</item>
<item>com.samsung.rcs</item>
<item>vowifi</item>
<item>wifi_p2p</item>
<item>wifi</item>
<item>wifi_ap</item>
<item>wifi_oxygen</item>
<item>cdma_eri</item>
<item>phone_signal_second_sub</item>
<item>data_connection</item>
<item>phone_evdo_signal</item>
<item>phone_signal</item>
<item>battery</item>
<item>alarm_clock</item>
<item>toddler</item>
<item>ims_volte</item>
<item>keyguard_wakeup</item>
<item>safezone</item>
<item>secure</item>
<item>clock</item>
<item>wimax</item>
<item>smart_bonding</item>
<item>private_mode</item>
</string-array>
Ayh4n said:
There is all status bar icons, if it didn’t work you’ll need to search with root explorer your status bar icons name than found the one
<string-array name="config_statusBarIcons">
<item>power_saver</item>
<item>rotate</item>
<item>headset</item>
<item>data_saver</item>
<item>managed_profile</item>
<item>knox_container</item>
<item>smart_network</item>
<item>felica_lock</item>
<item>ime</item>
<item>popup</item>
<item>volte</item>
<item>glove</item>
<item>gesture</item>
<item>smart_scroll</item>
<item>face</item>
<item>sync_failing</item>
<item>sync_active</item>
<item>cast</item>
<item>hotspot</item>
<item>location</item>
<item>gps</item>
<item>lbs</item>
<item>wearable_gear</item>
<item>bluetooth</item>
<item>nfc_on</item>
<item>nfc</item>
<item>femtoicon</item>
<item>tty</item>
<item>speakerphone</item>
<item>zen</item>
<item>mute</item>
<item>volume</item>
<item>com.samsung.rcs</item>
<item>vowifi</item>
<item>wifi_p2p</item>
<item>wifi</item>
<item>wifi_ap</item>
<item>wifi_oxygen</item>
<item>cdma_eri</item>
<item>phone_signal_second_sub</item>
<item>data_connection</item>
<item>phone_evdo_signal</item>
<item>phone_signal</item>
<item>battery</item>
<item>alarm_clock</item>
<item>toddler</item>
<item>ims_volte</item>
<item>keyguard_wakeup</item>
<item>safezone</item>
<item>secure</item>
<item>clock</item>
<item>wimax</item>
<item>smart_bonding</item>
<item>private_mode</item>
</string-array>
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thank you will test it
To hide Icons, you don't need to do such complicated steps.
1st.: in notification panel just press and hold the settings Icon for 2-3 seconds and release, then the Icon will turn around and open a new setting in the settings section called "system ui tuner".
2nd.: in there you navigate to statusbar
3rd.: there you can turn on/off all the needed Icons, thats it.
See attached Screenshots
Ayh4n said:
Can you send me what you exactly wrote in terminal ?
Regards
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settings put secure icon_blacklist
blackenesian said:
settings put secure icon_blacklist
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Do you tip «*su*» than enter before to give full access to your rooted device ?
You can do the same with adb shell with your computer if you dont found the error
Regards
Worked great on my non rooted s8.
Confirm working in N8 with the steps in OP.
Sent from my SM-N930F using Tapatalk
Ayh4n said:
Do you tip «*su*» than enter before to give full access to your rooted device ?
You can do the same with adb shell with your computer if you dont found the error
Regards
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I'm unrooted, so I don't have SU access.
blackenesian said:
I'm unrooted, so I don't have SU access.
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Try with adb shell so you don’t need to be rooted
Ayh4n said:
Try with adb shell so you don’t need to be rooted
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I do these steps and it doesn't revert back:
ADB devices
ADB shell
Settings put secure icon_blacklist
And I get a "bad arguments" message. Not sure what's going on.
blackenesian said:
I do these steps and it doesn't revert back:
ADB devices
ADB shell
Settings put secure icon_blacklist
And I get a "bad arguments" message. Not sure what's going on.
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Hey I don't know if u figured it out but try this
Code:
Settings put secure icon_blacklist ../
Ayh4n said:
There is all status bar icons, if it didn’t work you’ll need to search with root explorer your status bar icons name than found the one
<string-array name="config_statusBarIcons">
<item>power_saver</item>
<item>rotate</item>
<item>headset</item>
<item>data_saver</item>
<item>managed_profile</item>
<item>knox_container</item>
<item>smart_network</item>
<item>felica_lock</item>
<item>ime</item>
<item>popup</item>
<item>volte</item>
<item>glove</item>
<item>gesture</item>
<item>smart_scroll</item>
<item>face</item>
<item>sync_failing</item>
<item>sync_active</item>
<item>cast</item>
<item>hotspot</item>
<item>location</item>
<item>gps</item>
<item>lbs</item>
<item>wearable_gear</item>
<item>bluetooth</item>
<item>nfc_on</item>
<item>nfc</item>
<item>femtoicon</item>
<item>tty</item>
<item>speakerphone</item>
<item>zen</item>
<item>mute</item>
<item>volume</item>
<item>com.samsung.rcs</item>
<item>vowifi</item>
<item>wifi_p2p</item>
<item>wifi</item>
<item>wifi_ap</item>
<item>wifi_oxygen</item>
<item>cdma_eri</item>
<item>phone_signal_second_sub</item>
<item>data_connection</item>
<item>phone_evdo_signal</item>
<item>phone_signal</item>
<item>battery</item>
<item>alarm_clock</item>
<item>toddler</item>
<item>ims_volte</item>
<item>keyguard_wakeup</item>
<item>safezone</item>
<item>secure</item>
<item>clock</item>
<item>wimax</item>
<item>smart_bonding</item>
<item>private_mode</item>
</string-array>
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Where can I find these/this??? Thanks
Related
I just wanted to give you guys who aren't proficient with modding themselves a chance to change the lockscreen and taskbar clock font (which I personally don't like) to in this case match the rest of the honeycomb fonts.
The end result of this quick guide:
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First you will need to have adb set up, if you don't know how to set up adb follow the guide http://theunlockr.com/2009/10/06/how-to-set-up-adb-usb-drivers-for-android-devices/ to get adb up and running.
Requirements:
adb
Asus PC Sync Software link
USB Debugging turned on in settings
a .ttf font file (only required if you want another font than used in the guide)
Step one: pulling the original clock files for back up
We'll start simple, the idea here is that if you ever want to revert back to the original font, you will have a back up of the font just in case. Lucky for you I will however also be providing a back up of the original font files at the end of this post.
Open up cmd (or terminal on OSX).
navigate to your android-sdk\tools folder through the terminal (if you do not know how to do this check the adb set up guide linked earlier in this post).
Now to allow modification of the system files we will enter the command "adb remount".
Now we will pull the font files which are located within /system/fonts/ by entering these 3 commands: "adb pull /system/fonts/AndroidClock.ttf", "adb pull /system/fonts/AndroidClock_Highlight.ttf", "adb pull /system/fonts/AndroidClock_Solid.ttf"
On your computer go to the android-sdk/tools folder and move the AndroidClock, AndroidClock_Solid and AndroidClock_Highlight to wherever you want to store these (these are the original back up) and make sure to remove them from the android-sdk\tools folder.
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Step two: replacing the original clock font with your own
In this step we will pull the font used for all the other type in honeycomb called DroidSans and replace the original clock font files with this font as to fool honeycomb into thinking it is actually the original font.
while having adb open, enter the command "adb pull /system/fonts/DroidSans.ttf".
Now navigate to your android-sdk\tools folder again and make 3 copies of DroidSans.ttf in the tools folder.
Name one of the files AndroidClock, name another AndroidClock_Solid, and name the last AndroidClock_Highlight.
now go back to adb and enter these 3 commands: "adb push AndroidClock_Solid.ttf /system/fonts/", "adb push AndroidClock.ttf /system/fonts/", "adb push AndroidClock_Highlight.ttf /system/fonts/".
Reboot your transformer and voila you're done.
If you want to replace the lockscreen font with your own font and not DroidSans, simply skip bullet point 1 and 2 of step 2 and copy your own .ttf font file to your android-sdk\tools folder and make 3 copies of that.
I hope you guys enjoy this guide, and if you have any suggestions as how to simplify this guide even further, feel free to post your suggestion.
EDIT: the original font files are in the .zip file!
Don't forget to remount /system as rw ("mount -o rw,remount /system") so you can modify the font files.
N23 said:
Don't forget to remount /system as rw ("mount -o rw,remount /system") so you can modify the font files.
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adb remount is easier
I cant find the asus pc sync. Here or on asus website
mike6200 said:
I cant find the asus pc sync. Here or on asus website
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Go to the transformer product page on the asus website then to the download tab (http://www.asus.com/Eee/Eee_Pad/Eee_Pad_Transformer_TF101/#download), select your OS and it should be under utilities.
Here's a screenshot of the clock as well.
need this wallpaerp
please give me this wallpaper
ithunter said:
please give me this wallpaper
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https://dl-web.dropbox.com/get/iPad/02397_starrynight_1024x1024.jpg?w=a2f6070e
Here! But i only have the iPad resolution...
I forgot where I got it from sorry ):
thegorde said:
https://dl-web.dropbox.com/get/iPad/02397_starrynight_1024x1024.jpg?w=a2f6070e
Here! But i only have the iPad resolution...
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is it possible to load it up somewhere else, cause I cant get it on Dropbox.. would be nice
HamSummit said:
is it possible to load it up somewhere else, cause I cant get it on Dropbox.. would be nice
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Attached... Found it on Google.
THANKS!!!
Those fonts were not cool! Not only it looks great but I learned how to change fonts!
Thanks again! (Thanks button clicked)
Q.Entity said:
THANKS!!!
Those fonts were not cool! Not only it looks great but I learned how to change fonts!
Thanks again! (Thanks button clicked)
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Glad to have helped
Thanks for the guide...will try now
thanks
for wallpaper
HamSummit said:
is it possible to load it up somewhere else, cause I cant get it on Dropbox.. would be nice
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Sure, here it is!
Very well written guide, just one question does the tablet need to be rooted to change fonts?
I assume that the clock font provided here is the same font as the other text on the home page?
The only question I have is, can I change the colour of the font as well? I'd like it to have the same colour as the buttons. It would also be interesting to change the colour of the wifi and battery indicator. Even better if that could change depending on the level! So for example, when battery and wifi are indicating low(er), they change to yellow/orange/red progressively. I guess this is possible but would require some additional programming to link to different graphics/icons (assuming the software utilises a lookup table approach, rather than logical equations...)
ksporry said:
I assume that the clock font provided here is the same font as the other text on the home page?
The only question I have is, can I change the colour of the font as well? I'd like it to have the same colour as the buttons. It would also be interesting to change the colour of the wifi and battery indicator. Even better if that could change depending on the level! So for example, when battery and wifi are indicating low(er), they change to yellow/orange/red progressively. I guess this is possible but would require some additional programming to link to different graphics/icons (assuming the software utilises a lookup table approach, rather than logical equations...)
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you'd have to edit the image files in the framework files, which is a whole lot more complicated than this.
SonicTab said:
Very well written guide, just one question does the tablet need to be rooted to change fonts?
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Anything that has to do with modifying the /system folder requires root, so yes.
I have this invert toggles on my quick settings which I would like to remove. Can someone please help me with this. Thanks
Tarun95 said:
I have this invert toggles on my quick settings which I would like to remove. Can someone please help me with this. Thanks
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Invert Toggles?
jsgraphicart said:
Invert Toggles?
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Sorry *invert colours.
Tarun95 said:
Sorry *invert colours.
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Can you post a screen shot?
jsgraphicart said:
Can you post a screen shot?
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What colors are you expecting them to be? That's how they are supposed to look. There's no way to change it right now.
jsgraphicart said:
What colors are you expecting them to be? That's how they are supposed to look. There's no way to change it right now.
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How do I remove that "invert colours" toggle from my quick settings.
Tarun95 said:
How do I remove that "invert colours" toggle from my quick settings.
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Oh, that's what you are talking about. I completely missed that. Sorry. That probably appeared because you toggled it in the settings. I forget how to reset it. I read somewhere that you can clear the data of some app but I forget which one it is. Maybe someone else can pop in and answer that.
jsgraphicart said:
Oh, that's what you are talking about. I completely missed that. Sorry. That probably appeared because you toggled it in the settings. I forget how to reset it. I read somewhere that you can clear the data of some app but I forget which one it is. Maybe someone else can pop in and answer that.
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Yeah that's what I wanna know. I toggled it on once in settings and now I can't remove it from quick settings. Thanks anyways ?
Tarun95 said:
Yeah that's what I wanna know. I toggled it on once in settings and now I can't remove it from quick settings. Thanks anyways ?
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I'll search and see if I can find the answer. I'll get back to you
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Tarun95 said:
Yeah that's what I wanna know. I toggled it on once in settings and now I can't remove it from quick settings. Thanks anyways ?
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I found the post I saw a while ago.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=56444219&postcount=6840
I don't know how to actually clear the data but that's what he says.
Try this,
1. Enable USB Debugging
2. Connect to a PC with adb
3. In a terminal type: adb shell pm clear com.android.systemui
4. Reboot phone
No need for root or custom recovery, It will reset your wallpaper though.
This works! Thanks so much
Works!
mdunaiski said:
Try this,
1. Enable USB Debugging
2. Connect to a PC with adb
3. In a terminal type: adb shell pm clear com.android.systemui
4. Reboot phone
No need for root or custom recovery, It will reset your wallpaper though.
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WOW! That works! you are awesome man! bunch of thx
FYI: titanium backup > search > system UI > wipe data > Then reboot voila [emoji41]
Hi there, i just tried the adb shell pm clear com.android.systemui but it return mesage that device not found. But when i tip fastboot devices it find some. Any sugestions?
Dyno_CZ said:
Hi there, i just tried the adb shell pm clear com.android.systemui but it return mesage that device not found. But when i tip fastboot devices it find some. Any sugestions?
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You can't do it from the bootloader. You have to do it via ADB. ADB only works from inside the OS (phone booted up) or from your recovery. Try "ADB devices" without quotations while the phone is booted into android. If your drivers are properly installed, you'll see your devices serial number.
When in android or recovery, use ADB commands.
When in bootloader, use fastboot commands.
That's your problem.
I found this is more convenient:
http://www.androidpolice.com/2014/1...will-disappear-month-trick-makes-go-away-now/
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http://www.androidpolice.com/2014/1...will-disappear-month-trick-makes-go-away-now/
1.) set your date a month and a day back
2.) activate invert colors through settings, deactivate it.
3.) exit settings app, open settings app again, set your correct date and voila, it'll be gone.
Terminal works as well.
Attached.
So LG prevents you from starting System UI tuner, because the activity is disabled. Even after enabling it and starting it, the UI is just blank. But I hate the little alarm icon in my status bar. So I found this page:
https://newcircle.com/s/post/1745/2015/07/10/tweaking-system-ui-tuner
I can confirm modifying the icon_blacklist works.
rbox said:
So LG prevents you from starting System UI tuner, because the activity is disabled. Even after enabling it and starting it, the UI is just blank. But I hate the little alarm icon in my status bar. So I found this page:
https://newcircle.com/s/post/1745/2015/07/10/tweaking-system-ui-tuner
I can confirm modifying the icon_blacklist works.
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How do you enable it?
NvigR8 said:
How do you enable it?
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adb shell su -c pm enable com.android.systemui/.tuner.TunerActivity
adb shell am start com.android.systemui/.tuner.TunerActivity
Question..
Can we enable the UI tuner using any command, so we can access it through the device like pixel devices, if yes how? And does that need rooting?
This question is related to few threads here about the peeking "heads up" notification that we can't control in our LGv20, if you can help, lots of users will be grateful..
Simplifying the process for just that purpose will help lots of users who are annoyed by not being able to stop the peeking without muting the whope notification per app..
Do we have to be rooted for this?
I want the embedded battery percentage and would like to remove the alarm and Bluetooth icons too
I can confirm this working using the adb, my confirmation is related to blocking the headsup notification on Android N LGv20
Update:
Already did it, worked, no root, directly using adb, blocked headsup finally.. My device lgv20 Android N
adb shell settings put global heads_up_notifications_enabled 0
That should do the trick, for all of you trying to disable peek/heads_up notifications.
Paradoxumical said:
adb shell settings put global heads_up_notifications_enabled 0
That should do the trick, for all of you trying to disable peek/heads_up notifications.
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WOW! thanks a million, it worked, just copy and paste and run
is system UI tuner a andorid thing or LG or third party app?
Paradoxumical said:
adb shell settings put global heads_up_notifications_enabled 0
That should do the trick, for all of you trying to disable peek/heads_up notifications.
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what are you trying to disable. the heads up ones in the 2nd screen?
I have a stupid question...
Does it need unlock the Bootloader?
divy01 said:
I have a stupid question...
Does it need unlock the Bootloader?
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No.
albinoman887 said:
is system UI tuner a andorid thing or LG or third party app?
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An Android thing, which LG disabled. I'm sure it can be enabled by decompiling the systemui apk.
albinoman887 said:
what are you trying to disable. the heads up ones in the 2nd screen?
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No, we want to keep the notifications in the second screen. We don't want them on the main screen, which that command solves.
divy01 said:
I have a stupid question...
Does it need unlock the Bootloader?
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no you dont, as far as i know, all i did is adb command, thats it, no root nothing else.. and it worked
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Paradoxumical said:
An Android thing, which LG disabled. I'm sure it can be enabled by decompiling the systemui apk.
No, we want to keep the notifications in the second screen. We don't want them on the main screen, which that command solves.
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yes the notifications stays in the the second screen, kind of moving/forcing the heads up from the main screen to the second screen.
Did not work for me.
I still have locked bootloader and no root on my Tmobile v20 but some said it will work on devices like this but when I try i get not found or does not exist
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digitalart said:
Did not work for me.
I still have locked bootloader and no root on my Tmobile v20 but some said it will work on devices like this but when I try i get not found or does not exist
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Try updating adb/tools.
I'm guessing if you don't have 6.0+ tools it may not work.
Edit: Looks like your first command didn't work either
digitalart said:
Did not work for me.
I still have locked bootloader and no root on my Tmobile v20 but some said it will work on devices like this but when I try i get not found or does not exist
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This is the command you want to run to disable the heads up notifications:
adb shell settings put global heads_up_notifications_enabled 0
The one your trying to run activates the UI Tuner which doesn't function correctly anyways from what it looks like (and the command to do that requires SU (superuser/root))
Andrew025 said:
Try updating adb/tools.
I'm guessing if you don't have 6.0+ tools it may not work.
Edit: Looks like your first command didn't work either
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none of them worked and my adb shows ver 1.0... the one everybody uses to root
still too much confusion with root with twrp and backup , encryption etc. some people format the data and lost the os altogether , scary stuff.
still holding , waiting for easier way to root
digitalart said:
none of them worked and my adb shows ver 1.0... the one everybody uses to root
still too much confusion with root with twrp and backup , encryption etc. some people format the data and lost the os altogether , scary stuff.
still holding , waiting for easier way to root
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My assumption is that its device related, meaning if the device was supplied by a network provider, or unlocked.. Mine was unlocked. Again am assuming but might be the reason. Mine is H990 dual sim unlocked
Wow, thanks for this thread. Was able to get rid of the stupid alarm clock always being on along with a few other notifications. Was a piece of cake!!
Being used to the back button on the right side and the recent items on the left i noticed there is no option to set that in the settings menu.
Or at least i could not find it.....
You will need ADB on the PC/Laptop and connect the phone to it.
Download of ADB can be found here: https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2588979
So i found a nice post https://forum.xda-developers.com/pixel-xl/help/swap-recent-button-oreo-t3687721 that enables it.
NO ROOT required, just enable ADB in developer settings.
Then start ADB shell
Enter this command and you are done.
settings put secure sysui_nav_bar "space,recent;home;back,space"
All happy now.
Thanks !
Do you know if we can change long press action with this method ?
rqdb said:
Thanks !
Do you know if we can change long press action with this method ?
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If we can find the command for it i suppose we can. Not sure how we can find this.
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Thanks for sharing and one stupid question....OTA still work after ADB shell?
supremeee said:
Thanks for sharing and one stupid question....OTA still work after ADB shell?
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It should. No modification is done to the file system.
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Brotuck said:
Then start ADB shell
Enter this command and you are done.
settings put secure sysui_nav_bar "space,recent;home;back,space"
All happy now.
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Doing this you'll loose the keyboard switching icon that appears when you have multiple virtual keyboards. The command including this icon is:
settings put secure sysui_nav_bar "space,recent;home;back,menu_ime"
I'm having difficulties getting ADB to work(authorization popup does not appear). Any ideas?
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Any chance this feature is hidden in the global built (albeit hidden) and can be pulled out using adb?
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Regarding your request, we would like to inform you that this option does not exist.
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Does the switch remain after rebooting the phone ? Or do i have to do this every time i reboot ?
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Does the switch remain after rebooting the phone ? Or do i have to do this every time i reboot ?
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The change remains after reboot
After put in the command through adb shell, with Nokia 7 plus attached to the pc, I got a system ui error, phone does start up, but after that I got a black screen only , had to do a hard reset, lost all data.
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After put in the command through adb shell, with Nokia 7 plus attached to the pc, I got a system ui error, phone does start up, but after that I got a black screen only , had to do a hard reset, lost all data.
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Same
OC-Freak said:
Same
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Working fine here, on Build number: 00WW_2_22A (May security patch build).
Did you type in the commands correctly (semicolons and commas) ?
Just did the command again on a fresh installed version with the May patches and all is fine.
Please make sure you type exact the correct syntax.
I always do a copy / paste on my laptop from the text on a adb shell
Excellent mate. worked like a charm on my Nokia 7 plus with latest system update
Nokia 7 Plus
Hey, I got the same phone like you!
But my phone is not in the devices list (adb devices)
Please help
Hello, I tried this but I'm always getting this error in adb command line:
C:\adb>settings put secure sysui_nav_bar "space,recent;home;back,menu_ime"
'settings' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.
The underlined text I copy pasted it from this xda thread. When I do adb devices I see my device in the list, its the only android device thats connected to my computer. I don't have an idea how to fix it.
After some further experimenting I've gotting it done
In the adb command line you type folllowing command
1. adb devices
2. adb shell
3. settings put secure sysui_nav_bar "space,recent;home;back,menu_ime"
4. that's all
Wuter said:
Hello, I tried this but I'm always getting this error in adb command line:
C:\adb>settings put secure sysui_nav_bar "space,recent;home;back,menu_ime"
'settings' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.
The underlined text I copy pasted it from this xda thread. When I do adb devices I see my device in the list, its the only android device thats connected to my computer. I don't have an idea how to fix it.
After some further experimenting I've gotting it done
In the adb command line you type folllowing command
1. adb devices
2. adb shell
3. settings put secure sysui_nav_bar "space,recent;home;back,menu_ime"
4. that's all
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After Step 2 press ENTER
then the command prompt should enter a shell (you will see b2n_sprout:/)
in the shell you paste the command
See attached screenshot
Its there a way to change the icons to vanilla?
Hello, I'm trying to uninstall some apps with adb. Works great on the default user, but I get "permission denied" when I try the same for the secure folder user. Any help would be appreciated!
oldredduck said:
Hey, you better use ADB App Control V1.62, works much easy and save. Search here on XDA
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I will try that. Have you tested it in secure folder yourself?
oldredduck said:
Yes I did and it's easy to use and very satisfied about it. If you disabble something by accident it's also easy to re-install. Read instructions and you get a amazing device
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I did download it and it seems to work great, but I don't see an option to change the user. I can only uninstall things for the default user, how do I switch to the secure folder one?
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I did download it and it seems to work great, but I don't see an option to change the user. I can only uninstall things for the default user, how do I switch to the secure folder one?
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This is the adb command that im using
pm uninstall -k --user <you need to change this on> <app> (E.g pm uninstall -k --user 150 com.facebook.services)
You need to list the user and get the ID for secure folder
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Trying to uninstall apps on my galaxy in secure folder using adb. There is message "shell does not have permission to access user 150"
Any ideas??
silvergem said:
This is the adb command that im using
pm uninstall -k --user <you need to change this on> <app> (E.g pm uninstall -k --user 150 com.facebook.services)
You need to list the user and get the ID for secure folder
View attachment 5345949
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maximome123 said:
Are there any solution?
Trying to uninstall apps on my galaxy in secure folder using adb. There is message "shell does not have permission to access user 150"
Any ideas??
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I dont know, that is the standard command to remove the apps. it is much better if you post it with screenshot
silvergem said:
I dont know, that is the standard command to remove the apps. it is much better if you post it with screenshot
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Please see attached screenshot.
Did you list the user so you can get the user id?
silvergem said:
Did you list the user so you can get the user id?
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Yes, the result is in the first line - userinfo 150
Same problem. Any solution?
solologo said:
Same problem. Any solution?
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can you be more specific?
silvergem said:
can you be more specific?
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can not uninstall apps inside samsung secure folder via shell (oneui 4)
solologo said:
can not uninstall apps inside samsung secure folder via shell (oneui 4)
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It seems they restricted the adb shell on user 150
you can remove everything with adb app control
amosolidu said:
you can remove everything with adb app control
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it doenst work also. Ive tried
i just did it on my fresh reflashed s21+ now.....maybe cable problem..or usb....might be
try to change some permission in app
amosolidu said:
i just did it on my fresh reflashed s21+ now.....maybe cable problem..or usb....might be
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we are talking inside secure folder. the adb app control only list apps excluded the secure folder
amosolidu said:
you can remove everything with adb app control
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Getting "java.lang.SecurityException: Shell does not have permission to access user 150" when uninstalling apps from Samsung Secure folder using ADB
I am using Samsung Galaxy A50, Android 11, One UI 3.1. I use Samsung Secure folder. There are many bloatware in it and I could not find a way to uninstall (and disable) them via ADB. Owner profile ...
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this is the error we encountered specifically for user 150 (secure folder)
silvergem said:
Getting "java.lang.SecurityException: Shell does not have permission to access user 150" when uninstalling apps from Samsung Secure folder using ADB
I am using Samsung Galaxy A50, Android 11, One UI 3.1. I use Samsung Secure folder. There are many bloatware in it and I could not find a way to uninstall (and disable) them via ADB. Owner profile ...
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this is the error we encountered specifically for user 150 (secure folder)
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some permissions on secure folder app....i just remove knox and all the security apps
amosolidu said:
some permissions on secure folder app....i just remove knox and all the security apps
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its better that you can show a guide here. also when you disable that you can still use the secure folder?