Delete/block App SOLVED - Huawei Mate 9 Questions & Answers

SOLVED
Hello,
I want to remove or block a Huawei Mate 9 app (Music) and in an other section of this forum I was told that the only solution is to root the phone.
If there are no other solutions to block/remove the Huawei Music app, then I am looking for a step by step guide to root my Mate 9/ android 8.0 phone.
Can anyone, please, point me in the right direction?
Regards and thanks in advance for your time and expertise.
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No root needed: https://forum.xda-developers.com/p10/how-to/guide-remove-apps-bloat-adb-root-t3625227

Licaon_Kter said:
No root needed: https://forum.xda-developers.com/p10/how-to/guide-remove-apps-bloat-adb-root-t3625227
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I'm trying to follow the instructions but it's way over my head.
SDK manager, Android Studio, java, eclipse installer, libraries... I installed and removed lots of stuff! I even uninstalled java 11 and installed an earlier java 8...
I tried everything but this ADB won't show in my command!
Frustrating!
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ascanio1 said:
I'm trying to follow the instructions but it's way over my head.
SDK manager, Android Studio, java, eclipse installer, libraries... I installed and removed lots of stuff! I even uninstalled java 11 and installed an earlier java 8...
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No......you don't need those....
Just: https://www.xda-developers.com/google-releases-separate-adb-and-fastboot-binary-downloads/

Licaon_Kter said:
No......you don't need those....
Just: https://www.xda-developers.com/google-releases-separate-adb-and-fastboot-binary-downloads/
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Wow! Thank you for the help. Later today I will try again.
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Also see:
https://www.xda-developers.com/install-adb-windows-macos-linux/
and
https://www.xda-developers.com/adb-fastboot-any-directory-windows-linux/

Licaon_Kter said:
Also see:
https://www.xda-developers.com/install-adb-windows-macos-linux/
and
https://www.xda-developers.com/adb-fastboot-any-directory-windows-linux/
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Thanks! Tonight I'll try when I get back home! Much appreciated both your time and expertise!
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SOLVED
THANK YOU (shouting in block capitals)!!! It worked and it took me only 20 minutes.
A few comments to help future thread readers.
1.
The [adb devices] command in the power shell (or Command Prompt in some Window versions) was rejected. I googled and found that I could use [.\adb devices] which worked perfectly (put "." in front of the command).
2.
You will need to find the appropriate package to uninstall the App. The package may have a different name from the App itself. My App was called "Music" but the package was called "package:com.android.mediacenter". To find the correct package, google "Huawei" (or your manufacturer's name) + "Music *.*.*" (including the correct version) + "package:com" an then find the correct package:com.****.**** name for the App. Be carefule as different versions can have different package names!
3.
The correct string to remove the App is the name that you found minus the "package:" in front. In my case I found that the App Music was called "package:com.android.mediacenter" but the correct string to remove that package was [pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.android.mediacenter] without "package:" in front.
Thank to all who contribute and I hope that this helps others in future.

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Google Search by Voice v1.4.1 install fails

Searched the forum and wiki and can't find anything on this.
Trying hard not be a 'compleet newb'....
Problem: I've tried to download and install the latest update (v1.4.1) to Google Search by Voice. It fails saying it is not correctly signed. I am not able to uninstall it via the Market software. The existing version is present and still works.
I was thinking of manually uninstalling it and then attempting a re-install from the market. Has anyone had any success getting this update to install on CM 4.2.7.1?
I'm running Cyanogen 4.2.7.1 on my HTC Magic 32B, applied over the flashed and clean-installed 1.6 rooted base - no CM Updater. (Seems to give a better, more stable result - may affect the behaviour of the update).
this stupid error happens because of the test keys or the userdebug keys thay cyanogenmod uses. I would download it somewhere online and use adb to replace the old one wiht the new one. It should work.
Yes I have the same problem with same model phone etc. etc.
I understand the workaround will be the same as Google maps 3.2.1 update but I cannot find up to date "Google search by voice" apk. I was wondering if anyone knows a source that mirrors up to date apps, or could even link a tut about how to get apk's copied out of the phones /tmp folder?
Thanks
I'll check out the package name in the Applications settings and see if I can find it anywhere or somehow capture it. Later....won't have any time until this evening.
linuxluver said:
I'll check out the package name in the Applications settings and see if I can find it anywhere or somehow capture it. Later....won't have any time until this evening.
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That's great I didn't think of that, ill whip out those quotation marks and asterisks for google too. Also later...... 00:20 is not the right time for this....... so tempted......!!!
I fixed the maps.apk problem by going into adb and uninstalling maps.apk and then removing all traces of it. Then I went to marketplace and i downloaded it as normal and it now works perfectly.
Try that with voice search
Do we know what the package name is? Usually something like "com.google.android.apps.xxx" Could try uninstalling through adb. Then re-download from the market?
hello, could u plz share the installer? its not available on the marketplace in my country.
thanks very much
success
Ok, I managed to get Google Search by Voice updated to 1.4.1. I'm no pro and it took ages but it works.
Could a mod advise whether I am allowed to post a link to the apk?
I would be happy to post the steps i took but its not something i have done before and worse still, i used cmd not putty (noob error #1!). So the commands and the order i used them in are lost.
Should have used ubuntu..............
the concept consisted of updating the app and simultaneously using this command while it was downloading
Code:
cp /cache/downloadfile-9.apk /sdcard/download
"9" is only because it is the 9th apk i have downloaded and once the install fails the OS deletes the apk.
(for anyone else it would be different. go into /cache and type ls at the prompt to see what your next number will be)
then rename downloadfile-*.apk to VoiceSearch.apk, remove the original in the phone using adb and replace with the updated app.
I will post again tomorrow with clearer instructions but would much rather post a link to the apk I got, if it is permitted
hmmm. doing an 'adb shell rm /system/app/VoiceSearch.apk' and reinstalling from the market still gives you the unsigned error?
jayzusfk said:
hmmm. doing an 'adb shell rm /system/app/VoiceSearch.apk' and reinstalling from the market still gives you the unsigned error?
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yes it will still give an unsigned error.
that is why you need to copy the apk which android market downloads to /cache before it deletes it, i copied it to /sdcard/download. then install via adb afterwards.
you have to manual install the apk to avoid unsigned error, once you have done this any future updates through market will be fine. Maps updated fine to 3.3 after i manually installed 3.2.1
How?
anthortic said:
yes it will still give an unsigned error.
that is why you need to copy the apk which android market downloads to /cache before it deletes it, i copied it to /sdcard/download. then install via adb afterwards.
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Any advice on how you did that? I can imagine sitting with finger poised over the enter button in an adb shell.......is that what you did? Or is there a more certain, simple way?
Thanks.
linuxluver said:
Any advice on how you did that? I can imagine sitting with finger poised over the enter button in an adb shell.......is that what you did? Or is there a more certain, simple way?
Thanks.
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lol that is exactly what i did. up, enter, up, enter, up, enter until the shell spat out that "downloadfile-9.apk does not exist" or however it puts it.
anthortic said:
lol that is exactly what i did. up, enter, up, enter, up, enter until the shell spat out that "downloadfile-9.apk does not exist" or however it puts it.
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heyb buddy, i have been expecting you for the whole days, would plz share the apk file. thank you lol
themaskfly said:
heyb buddy, i have been expecting you for the whole days, would plz share the apk file. thank you lol
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Can a mod please advise? I'm not out to break google's copyright, they know where i live! they know e-v-e-r-y-t-h-i-n-g!
anthortic said:
Can a mod please advise? I'm not out to break google's copyright, they know where i live! they know e-v-e-r-y-t-h-i-n-g!
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well actually its pretty safe to share the google apps, since its free.
the link is for ur reference
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=596281
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=5098879&postcount=10
thank you much appreciated themaskfly
for my reference
http://www.mediafire.com/?sharekey=c2bec0e7155dcbb5ab1eab3e9fa335ca9bf4984cd4e3a7d4
a link to the folder containing google search by voice 1.4.1 (VoiceSearch.apk) as well as the original taken from Cyanogen 4.2.7.1 (VoiceSearch.apk.bak)
However it will not install using android interface, adb only.
Its been a pleasure to help, I have been using this site as reference for ages and it is nice to give something back
anthortic said:
thank you much appreciated themaskfly
for my reference
http://www.mediafire.com/?sharekey=c2bec0e7155dcbb5ab1eab3e9fa335ca9bf4984cd4e3a7d4
a link to the folder containing google search by voice 1.4.1 (VoiceSearch.apk) as well as the original taken from Cyanogen 4.2.7.1 (VoiceSearch.apk.bak)
However it will not install using android interface, adb only.
Its been a pleasure to help, I have been using this site as reference for ages and it is nice to give something back
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thx for the sharing, u r AWESOME
Where id VoiceSearch.apk come from?
anthortic said:
yes it will still give an unsigned error.
you have to manual install the apk to avoid unsigned error, once you have done this any future updates through market will be fine. Maps updated fine to 3.3 after i manually installed 3.2.1
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I downloaded the VoiceSearch.apk file and adb pushed it into /system/app on my phone and it works perfectly. The market sees it as installed and valid.
But I inspected my "normal" load phone (which has voice search) and nowhere could i see anything resembling "VoiceSearch.apk".
Where is this file on an un-rooted phone?
anthortic said:
yes it will still give an unsigned error.
that is why you need to copy the apk which android market downloads to /cache before it deletes it, i copied it to /sdcard/download. then install via adb afterwards.
you have to manual install the apk to avoid unsigned error, once you have done this any future updates through market will be fine. Maps updated fine to 3.3 after i manually installed 3.2.1
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good to know for the future. thanks.

[WARNING] SDK Tools v8 does not contain adb!

Earlier today I decided I wanted to try Gingerbread through the Android Emulator. It required several updates and the SDK was update to v8. It seems that v8 does not contain adb.exe. For anyone who will be working on their phone using adb, this is obviously a problem.
I've provided v7 below for those that need it.
Android SDK v7
xDragod said:
Earlier today I decided I wanted to try Gingerbread through the Android Emulator. It required several updates and the SDK was update to v8. It seems that v8 does not contain adb.exe. For anyone who will be working on their phone using adb, this is obviously a problem.
I've provided v7 below for those that need it.
Android SDK v7
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It does have it, but moved to a new folder. Please read the documentation provided with it.
They changed the location of adb. It's now under /platform-tools
I see... Well, nevermind then.
xDragod said:
I see... Well, nevermind then.
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Good looking out none the less.
Sent from my HERO200 using XDA App
MrSpradlen said:
Good looking out none the less.
Sent from my HERO200 using XDA App
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Yeah.. I was kinda scared. I messed with Gingerbread, then started messing with my phone. Had to pull build.prop through android commander and it said ADB wasn't working. I redirected the path and it said not found. ADB wouldn't work in cmd. I was worried others might have the same problem.
that's fresh hero 2.4.....also can u put up sdk 7?
Sparticuz said:
that's fresh hero 2.4.....also can u put up sdk 7?
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Sorry. Link fixed.
I can't find platform tools
BlaqkAudio said:
They changed the location of adb. It's now under /platform-tools
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I don't have that folder in the sdk I downloaded from the website. What am I doing wrong??
lngwstx said:
I don't have that folder in the sdk I downloaded from the website. What am I doing wrong??
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You need to finish installing. Follow step 4: http://developer.android.com/sdk/installing.html
lngwstx said:
I don't have that folder in the sdk I downloaded from the website. What am I doing wrong??
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you didnt watch my video tutorials
if youre going to use draw9patch download swing worker HERE
you wont be able to run draw9patch without it.

HELP!!!

is there a way to instill non market app with out rooting the phone???
Go to settings, applications, and select option to allow unknown sources. Unless the app itself requires root permissions, you should be able to install without root permissions.
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rdtshaw said:
Go to settings, applications, and select option to allow unknown sources. Unless the app itself requires root permissions, you should be able to install without root permissions.
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Nope unknown sources is only on a rooted rom.
Go to the guide that is stickied at the top of general section.
and next time please search before you post.
the option not there...
obi_8t4 said:
the option not there...
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yes it is i found it look
MISCELLANEOUS:
Sideloading non market apps w/without root(videos soon):
What is side loading apps? Att blocks the instillation of non market apps. Hence the need to side load apps! (Shame on you ATT you monster)
There are multiples ways to do this, and I will be going over three.
-Option 1w/out root) Our brother over at android central made a niffty little GUI called side load wonder machine you can find the instructions and program here!
-Option 2w/ or w/outroot) You can also use android sdk (adb) you will need to download sdk from google you can find that here!
-You will need to update platform tools.
-I recommend placing the platform tools files into the tools folder.
-Place the apk file you wish to side load into the tools folder.
-Make sure you have charge only, and debugging mode selected (settings>applications>debugging)
-Connect your phone to your computer
- Press shift + right click on the tools folder
-Open command promp here
(ROOT ONLY)
Code:
adb devices
adb remount
adb push (apks name) /system/app
(W/OUT ROOT)
Code:
adb devices
adb install (apks name)
-Option 3root only)
-Place the apk file on your sd card.
-Insure Unknown Sources is selected (settings>applications>unknown sources)
-Use a root explorer (es file explorer, dual file manager etc. etc.) to locate the file on your sd card select it and select install.
Clicky
10char
mudknot2005 said:
Nope unknown sources is only on a rooted rom.
Go to the guide that is stickied at the top of general section.
and next time please search before you post.
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Doh! I could have sworn my non-rooted tablet let me sideload apps... Sorry I was wrong.
Rob
Your tablet may let you, but its one of the perks that att strips from the phone with their retarded firmware.
mudknot2005 said:
Your tablet may let you, but its one of the perks that att strips from the phone with their retarded firmware.
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ahh yes, I was just reading up on that after you smacked me down. I knew I wasn't crazy! I don't remember if my Droid X had that option or not, I rooted it as soon as I got it. Sorry to run around posting bad info!! and about the great evil that is ATT. My wife is an iphone fangirl and I was sooo happy when I could get her an iphone on Verizon to save a couple bucks on the combined account, one less bill to pay, and Verizon has such better coverage here.
Cheers!
Rob
Tried to bring her over to the dark side, even told her about the cookies! I just remember her saying something about prying it out of her cold dead hands...
I can't believe no one's linked this yet (http://forum.androidcentral.com/android-sideload-wonder-machine/). Android Central Sideload Wonder Machine. I used it many time before my (recent) root. It worked VERY well, and allowed me to get Angry Birds Rio and Swype with little difficulty
Silas0220 said:
I can't believe no one's linked this yet (http://forum.androidcentral.com/android-sideload-wonder-machine/). Android Central Sideload Wonder Machine. I used it many time before my (recent) root. It worked VERY well, and allowed me to get Angry Birds Rio and Swype with little difficulty
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Hmmm...it has been discussed and linked. So much for reading and comprehension.
Ah, missed that. My bad.

[TOOL] One Click CWM Recovery Install

What will this do?This will install CWM recovery on your bootloader unlocked HTC One XL (AT&T, Rogers, Asia, etc.)​
DownloadDownload Tool​
Who do I thank?
Don't thank me. Thank Paul O'Brien of MoDaCo for creating a usable recovery image.​
Ty ;-)
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Is this for windows only?
Justjusten said:
Is this for windows only?
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Yes right now. If someone wants to create a Mac/Linux version, that'd be awesome.
You can manually install by doing the following:
Code:
adb reboot bootloader
fastboot flash recovery recovery-clockwork-touch-5.8.3.1-evita-modaco.img
fastboot reboot
Justjusten said:
Is this for windows only?
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yes
Thank you! Also thank you for the -5 Points, lol guess i got what i deserved
Installed works wonders! Thanks!
too bad recovery doesnt work yet for flashing roms....
hmm install now or wait until its 100% what are the benefits for installing now? wow file is 7.2mb took over 8 minutes to download on my comcast 50MBPS internet!! servers must be getting bogged! lol
Works perfectly... thank you!
We definitely need someone that can do these conversions for mac on board. Hard out here for a mac user. LOL
dscottjr81 said:
We definitely need someone that can do these conversions for mac on board. Hard out here for a mac user. LOL
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Question, if you run virtualized windows in your mac, can you run adb commands and scripts just like it were a PC?
dscottjr81 said:
We definitely need someone that can do these conversions for mac on board. Hard out here for a mac user. LOL
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Or the mac users can make a dual boot and use windows lol ....*runs and hides*
Sent from my HTC One XL using xda premium
dscottjr81 said:
We definitely need someone that can do these conversions for mac on board. Hard out here for a mac user. LOL
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It's no harder than for the linux crowd. If you're familiar with Terminal, then adb commands should be second-nature.
That being said, if you look at the contents of the install.bat, you can see which commands are being run. Use those same commands from Terminal on your Mac, assuming you've already setup the Android SDK tools (adb and fastboot).
Here's where you get the Mac SDK: http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html
You needn't worry about setting up the Eclipse plugin or anything like that. Once you unpack the zip, you should find an "android" binary, which when run, will launch the SDK Manager. From there you select the Android SDK Tools. That will install adb. Select Android SDK Platform Tools and that should install fastboot.
dscottjr81 said:
We definitely need someone that can do these conversions for mac on board. Hard out here for a mac user. LOL
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Hey stop giving us a bad name, crack that .bat open and show the world your ADB terminal skills.
About to do the same myself.
hey i keep getting remote: signature verify fail. anyone else have this issue, is there a solution for it?
Thanks as usual ! Worked great
thatg said:
hey i keep getting remote: signature verify fail. anyone else have this issue, is there a solution for it?
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Your device is not bootloader unlocked. Please read the instructions.
kennethpenn said:
Your device is not bootloader unlocked. Please read the instructions.
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lol whoops sorry, up and running, need me some CM9!!!
Does this give you the ability to nandroid now?

Uninstall xiaomi apps with fastboot tools

Somebody has a method to uninstall the xiaomi apps?
Is possible to do?
what apps and why ?
on rooted phones like yours you can delete them by file manager / root explorer
phonepete said:
what apps and why ?
on rooted phones like yours you can delete them by file manager / root explorer
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I will try
Dont root yet.
Really works?
ROGGGER3G said:
Somebody has a method to uninstall the xiaomi apps?
Is possible to do?
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use this:
https://github.com/Saki-EU/XiaomiADBFastbootTools/releases/
How I use this?
ROGGGER3G said:
Somebody has a method to uninstall the xiaomi apps?
Is possible to do?
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There is a method to remove the apps until next factory reset through adb shell
esashwin said:
There is a method to remove the apps until next factory reset through adb shell
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.jar or .zip?
explain better please
edit: solved, thanks
ROGGGER3G said:
How I use this?
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just download the .jar from the link above. U also need java environment to launch jar files.
1. Download .jar XiaomiADBTool and Java SE
2. Enable USB debugging in developer options on your note 6 pro
3. connect note 6 pro with usb and launch .jar tool
4. click on top right "menu" > "check for device" to load your redmi
5. in the center window of the tool you can select all apps you'd like to uninstall
6. hit the uninstall button. On left side you'll see the progress - finish
you also have several other options with this tool on right side of the window. I've tried the tool today and everything is working!
Manu_Manfred said:
just download the .jar from the link above. U also need java environment to launch jar files.
1. Download .jar XiaomiADBTool and Java SE
2. Enable USB debugging in developer options on your note 6 pro
3. connect note 6 pro with usb and launch .jar tool
4. click on top right "menu" > "check for device" to load your redmi
5. in the center window of the tool you can select all apps you'd like to uninstall
6. hit the uninstall button. On left side you'll see the progress - finish
you also have several other options with this tool on right side of the window. I've tried the tool today and everything is working!
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man
this tool deserves an oscar!
no more need custom rom
thank you bro...
Manu_Manfred said:
just download the .jar from the link above. U also need java environment to launch jar files.
1. Download .jar XiaomiADBTool and Java SE
2. Enable USB debugging in developer options on your note 6 pro
3. connect note 6 pro with usb and launch .jar tool
4. click on top right "menu" > "check for device" to load your redmi
5. in the center window of the tool you can select all apps you'd like to uninstall
6. hit the uninstall button. On left side you'll see the progress - finish
you also have several other options with this tool on right side of the window. I've tried the tool today and everything is working!
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Does it need root or unlock bootloader ?
Jess182 said:
Does it need root or unlock bootloader ?
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No, friend, that's amazing tool
ROGGGER3G said:
No, friend, that's amazing tool
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Nice! thanks i'll try it, if it doesnt need root to "delete" apps i suppose that remover module use adb command:
"pm uninstall -k –user 0............................................"
Jess182 said:
Does it need root or unlock bootloader ?
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Does not need root, unlocked bootloader or something else. Just enable USB debugging
really great tool, I removed from my note 6 pro several google/miui apps ... just I am not sure exactly what are safe to remove and to maintain proper phone functioning. Hereby I think that 'Music' should be for sure safe to remove, but I am not sure regarding offered google/miui services and so on. However I got rid of Google chrome and I like it
dieandromeda said:
use this:
https://github.com/Saki-EU/XiaomiADBFastbootTools/releases/
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You sir just saved me from lot of trouble.
not.a.developer said:
You sir just saved me from lot of trouble.
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no more custom rom for me, only unlock bootloader to enable camera 2 api by twrp
This tool has a option to enable camer2api. Will it work on RN6P? Is it safe to use?
Akhilmsachu said:
This tool has a option to enable camer2api. Will it work on RN6P? Is it safe to use?
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works only with unlocked bootloader and twrp
dieandromeda said:
use this:
https://github.com/Saki-EU/XiaomiADBFastbootTools/releases/
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Interested in that, thanks for the hint!
Is there also, and I'm asking very carefully, like you ask ur Grandma for a piece of cake, is it by any chance possible to place root somehow? I guess someone had said it already, if so but also maybe, I'm the first on
I'm desperate because of 720 hours delay
Thanks!
dieandromeda said:
use this:
https://github.com/Saki-EU/XiaomiADBFastbootTools/releases/
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Thanks for the link! Will save the effort of checking apps and the commands and all!
One question, can I safely remove the MSA app using this utility, will my phone work without issues if done so?

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