So, I tried using Lucky Patcher to remove all ads in my phone through its Toolbox. And everything went downhill from there: each time my phone booted up, it modified the apps, like it was upgrading. And, worst part is, some apps didn't work anymore at all like Apollo, QRDroid, Poweramp, Goggles, Pimp My Rom, etc. Thinking that Lucky Patcher was influencing the apps while running, I uninstalled Lucky Patcher and rebooted, and it remodified the apps like each time I boot it up. After clearing dalvik cache and booting, it didn't modify anything anymore, but the apps still don't work. I tried clearing their caches and/or reinstalling, but they force close the second I open them.
EDIT:Apollo works after disabling and re-enabling it.
King-V said:
So, I tried using Lucky Patcher to remove all ads in my phone through its Toolbox. And everything went downhill from there: each time my phone booted up, it modified the apps, like it was upgrading. And, worst part is, some apps didn't work anymore at all like Apollo, QRDroid, Poweramp, Goggles, Pimp My Rom, etc. Thinking that Lucky Patcher was influencing the apps while running, I uninstalled Lucky Patcher and rebooted, and it remodified the apps like each time I boot it up. After clearing dalvik cache and booting, it didn't modify anything anymore, but the apps still don't work. I tried clearing their caches and/or reinstalling, but they force close the second I open them.
EDIT:Apollo works after disabling and re-enabling it.
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Why didn't you install ad-free app or peer block module for xposed? They works very well and you don't need to patch everything.
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I am getting a lot of the GPS errors. I updated am still getting it. I can not open Gmail App because of this.
And I just updated Oxygen.
Try going into apps making sure show system apps is enabled and clear these two system cache's (clear all data) on Google services. Then for good measure go to storage clear cache and reboot. After that you will need to sign back in but all apps and there data is still there. Hope that helps has done for me in the past especially after a play services update.
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Just tried the clearing and all is good. Now I need root and to Pixelize it and i will be happy.
Any other tips? made no difference to mine.... getting hacked off with the Oneplus 3T and I've only had it 4hrs! no google apps will work... music... gmail... hangouts... all say the same " google play service error" please contact the developer
I did a clean install and started over again... seems good now.
Coming from a x5 Pro this thing is dam fast!
I'm on Oxygen OS 5.0.3 on a OnePlus 3T with Magisk 16.4, earlier i noticed a peculiar behavior, everything works just fine at start but as soon as I uninstall some bloat apps, everything starts FCing even though the apps that i uninstall have nothing to do with the ones FCing.
I use SD Maid Pro's App Control to Uninstall apps such as Google, OnePlus Icon Packs, Openwnn, Email, Gmail, Duo, Chrome etc.
As soon as i finish that and reboot, and try to start up any app, it simply force closes, apps such as Amazon Shopping, Fleksy and PayTM none of which have no relation to the ones i uninstalled whatsoever. One thing that came to my mind was SD Maid might be messing with some permissions on the data/app block, but that seems to be fine as well.
I'm not sure whats going on, the same thing happens on OB28 as well. For now I'm Freezing the Apps instead of removing them and everything is working just fine.
Any idea whats going wrong when i remove the apps?
Thanks!
Do not remove Chrome as it acts as WebView for many apps
przemcio510 said:
Do not remove Chrome as it acts as WebView for many apps
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But shouldn't Android System WebView help with that ? Previously, I never used chrome, and most custom roms don't include it either.
I uninstalled everything, as expected, Amazon stopped working, downloaded Chrome from Google Play, moved it to System/priv-app along with libs, rebooted and Amazon started working again.
Guess I'm stuck with chrome ey?
Thanks!
I have a recurring problem that apps stop updating. Deleting the Play Store memory and cache sorts it, but only for one or two apps then it stops again. Apps either just sit saying pending or download to XX% and then stop.
report it to Google
Clear system cache.
Clear data in related apps.
Delete, recreate Google Account.
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I have a recurring problem that apps stop updating. Deleting the Play Store memory and cache sorts it, but only for one or two apps then it stops again. Apps either just sit saying pending or download to XX% and then stop.
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I had this issue after the first beta. I had to go to apk mirror and install the latest update for the app that wouldn't update. Once I did that the next updates that showed in play store, updated correctly.
Edit* I believe this happened because I restored my Samsung backup including apps but I could be wrong. Either way that fixed it.
Unless you're having issues with the app I wouldn't worry about it. Updates can and do break apps. I use the factory load version still after 2 years on some of mine.
Some saved app versions go back 6 years and work fine!
Google's update crap is just that many times. Trying to scare you into constantly updating.
If it ain't broke, don't try to fix it bro...
You can also use ApkExport on another Android to make an installable copy then download it to the other device.
I was deleting some files from my phone (not rooted so ADB) and now I can not get Google calendar it will just keep crashing. Is there any dependencies that I possibly deleted? To make a quick answer?
Or do I need to post the entire list of what I deleted to narrow it down?
You obviously deleted something it is a dependency of. Don't delete apks/services unless you know what they do and their dependencies. This goes double for all those small Samsung system apps...
Oh well. I have to reinstall everything in a month anyways after its unlocked.
a factory reset will bring all your deactivated apps back into service, at the cost of your own apps.
we can't know all the system apps by function nor what you've disabled. I disable most google stuff but my calendar still works. I haven't touched play services or google services framework. if you've disabled either of those start there. find the command to activate them and reboot after.
Hi all,
My phone is quite slow nowadays and has an annoying 5 second freeze every time I wake it up.
As ColorIS 13 looks to be far away in Europe I really need to factory reset.
What's the best way to do this without losing everything in my System Clone?
And is there a tool (PC?) for Oppo phones to restore apps WITH data/settings included?
Android loads can last for years, remain fast and stable if you don't do firmware upgrades/updates. Otherwise factory reset after an upgrade. Android loads can be exceptionally long lived if not screw up by the former or buggy 3rd party apps.
Try in safe mode to see if a 3rd party app(s) are the cause rather than the current core load settings.
Importing app settings even if possible invites the possibility of importing the current existing problems with it. Do a clean load if you go to the trouble of a factory reset. You should already have all critical data backed up redundantly and in order. Including backup exports for all apps that allow it especially Poweramp if you use it.
Make installable copies of all vetted apps for backup and reloads. No Playstore needed; reloads go much faster and smoother.
Use copy/paste file transfers backup and restores rather than automated transfer apps... they can cause data lose if you depend on them 100%.
Another option that's not as drastic is to reset all app settings to their default settings. It may or may not get it. It's always best to find to root cause of an issue if at all possible to prevent it from potentially reoccurring. Only a rootkit, dugged in malware or a boot loop demand a factory reset.
Unfortunately there are not many apps that provide a backup (like Nova launcher, Nights keeper etc).
That means that I would have to reconfigure dozens of apps, some of them being quite cumbersome like home automation apps.
You end up taking a few days to inventorize all settings, possible backups, passwords, accounts etc and configuring those apps again.
Google should implement the possibility to backup and restore data on an per-app basis like I used to be able to do with Titanium Backup
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Unfortunately there are not many apps that provide a backup (like Nova launcher, Nights keeper etc).
That means that I would have to reconfigure dozens of apps, some of them being quite cumbersome like home automation apps.
You end up taking a few days to inventorize all settings, possible backups, passwords, accounts etc and configuring those apps again.
Google should implement the possibility to backup and restore data on an per-app basis like I used to be able to do with Titanium Backup
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Try temporarily disabling Nova launcher and see if that helps. Try using the native launcher instead. Target all apps that run at boot up. Launchers are some of the few apps that can boot loop an Android.
Any signs of system instability should be taken seriously as they are the only warning you may get before a boot loop.
After 2 back to bach boot loops and full reloads in 3 days I got very organized and proficient at it That was over 2.5 years ago, that's how long this load has been running on this heavily used N10+. Still running on Pie.
How can i check which apps run at boot up?
@latino147 Swift Backup is pretty good at backing everything up, and with root can backup app data. Problem is, to attain root, you'll have to factory reset, which will wipe your data, and there's no way around that.
Yesterday I cleared the caches of several apps and suddenly everything seems to be working fine again
Do you guys know if it's possible to clear ALL caches in one swoop?
Both ColorOS and the developer options don't seem to have such an option.
latino147 said:
Yesterday I cleared the caches of several apps and suddenly everything seems to be working fine again
Do you guys know if it's possible to clear ALL caches in one swoop?
Both ColorOS and the developer options don't seem to have such an option.
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Sd Maid Pro can at least on Android 9 and 10.
It clips the app caches to 20kb I think it is. If you try to go to zero it will hang on the running apps. It does a nice clean up job on stock Androids and hasn't caused any critical data lose. Can't say the same about CCleaner