How to convert system app to user app iam rooted with titaniumbacmup everytime i press on convert to system app the device reboot with the app bugged
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Which rom and firmware are you on?
Do you have the free or paid for version of TB?
Have you applied the reboot fix if you are on a stock based custom ROM?
Which app is it?
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I was using Titanium Backup Pro and was integrating updates into system apps and i lost my messaging app. Titanium backup says it is still installed but i cant open it and i cant uninstall it either.
I'm currently getting by with Handcent but i want my stock app back.
Can anyone help me get my messaging app back or do i have to stick with Handcent?
Any help is appreciated.
I'm using a Rooted Samsung Galaxy S GT-I1900M
Android Version 2.2
Rooted with Superuser
(hope all this stuff helps)
Only thing I think of is flash a new rom or reflash the one your using and your messaging app should show up
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I would have tried that but i'm scared ill brick my phone. i have bad luck when it comes to doing things like this. i pink screened my iPod once.
Download a custom ROM, download "File Manager HD" from Market, enable root access in the settings and push Mms.apk from Custom ROM Zip into system/app
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If i do that will I lose any of the data on the internal SD? I was thinking of doing factory reset but I'd lose all the stuff on my internal SD
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Factory reset only deletes the apps, system and accounts. If you are still on Froyo, I'd recommend you to flash a Gingerbread ROM, or even an ICS one. You can backup your apps with some file managers too, but you'll lose all user data from them.
But as long as you don't wipe "sdcard" you'll keep all your music, photos and documents stores on your internal memory, even after dozens of flashes.
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Do you think you could help me through the flashing process? Or send me a link to a guide I could use
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Here it is man: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1379650
Thanks
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hello guys
i shift from rom to rom every often "once or twice a week"
and every time i change my rom and wipe my data i have to install my apps again and customize my settings and home screen widgets again and again
is it possible to create a flashable zip that install all my apps and apps data ?:angel:
Go here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1547159
Or go on play store n download aap2zip it's free
If I hve helped you press the thanks button ...
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The best of the best for me is My backup root.
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Try ROM toolbox its easy to usa and simple
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You dont have to touch "install" one by one with TitanBackup
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Titanium backup Pro has a batch install function to restore missing apps and data. Use that for user apps only as system apps can cause FCs
Can any one provide list of stock apps for xperia z1 and what are they used for?
This will help us to uninstall the unwanted apps once we are rooted.
Here is example ,
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1487073
They have explained each and every stock app and is it safe to remove it.
Use system app remover it will suggest you which all app are safe to remove..
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no matter how many times or in what way i get rid of default apps like sprint id and conections optimizer sprint default configuration brings them right back, how do i stop this?
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reinaldistic said:
no matter how many times or in what way i get rid of default apps like sprint id and conections optimizer sprint default configuration brings them right back, how do i stop this?
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You have to have unlocked your bootloader, and rooted (S-Off helps too) to remove system files (which the Sprint bloatware are). Your best bet is to use a custom ROM that has already removed them.
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You have to have unlocked your bootloader, and rooted (S-Off helps too) to remove system files (which the Sprint bloatware are). Your best bet is to use a custom ROM that has already removed them.
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I'm fully unlocked rooted soff and custom recovery. but i dont want to flash a rom
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how do i do it without flashing a rom, the must be something to disable
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Titanium Backup will remove them.
sorry apar3ntly soff hadnt gone through all the way
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This is what I did:
1. Unlock Bootloader
2. Root
3. Open Sprint ID
4. Manage ID's
5. Delete the default Sprint one.
6. Freeze all Sprint apps
That seems to make that dumb app stay quiet. Also I'm stock rooted on the OTA.
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Hi I installed xposed on stock stable rom and then almost all my stock apps disappeared.like settings,message, music etc.
Now is there a way to get them back instead of flashing stock?
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