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market enabler

hello,
how can i install the market enabler?
can somebody help pls

Download from http://code.google.com/p/market-enabler/

Some guys haven't any will of reading..

i tried that solution but still i can not paid applications.
I installed market enabler via appInstaller by Gregory House
http://www.androlib.com/android.application.com-iqbs-android-appinstaller-pxEn.aspx
why still i can not see the paid applications?
1. Install and open the Apps Installer application from the "Android Market".
2. This opens a view showing *.apk application names in the sdcard root directory.(note, if no AppNames are listed you have no .apk files in the root directory of the SDCard)
3. Touch the app name to initiate installation of the app.
4. The app is now installed
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1. You must have root privileges
2. Reboot your phone or terminate Android Market before starting Market Enabler and then fake T-Mobile US

i have an other probelem now when i try to change setting from market enabler it says "we got a problem houston" and market still can not find other applications...
why does it give that message

Do you have root?

moneytoo said:
Do you have root?
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what does it mean?
can you explain me how can i do it?

READ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Everyone is tired of spoon-feeding lazy noobs.

life02 said:
READ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Everyone is tired of spoon-feeding lazy noobs.
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you can be more polite!!!
something easy for you can be hard for an other people. please be respectfull...
if that msg is annoying you dont give any answer to both explain the solution or to say READ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.

How to root: >>>HERE<<<
Root in one click: >>>HERE<<<
Just read and do it

cyilmaz10 said:
you can be more polite!!!
something easy for you can be hard for an other people. please be respectfull...
if that msg is annoying you dont give any answer to both explain the solution or to say READ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.
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two camels in a tiny car !!!
I win
Before starting this thread, it's impossible that you didn't saw the posts regarding rooting.
Rooting is the process by which you regain administrative access to your phone. It opens up otherwise impossible options to your phone.
Just like windows, you're only guest now on your phone.
This could help
- Why root?: http://android-dls.com/wiki/index.php?title=Why_Root
However i dis-advise you to root your phone unless you have some spare time and the will to read all the requirements and how to's

cyilmaz10 said:
you can be more polite!!!
something easy for you can be hard for an other people. please be respectfull...
if that msg is annoying you dont give any answer to both explain the solution or to say READ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.
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Yes I know reading can be sooo hard for other people... be respectful to the forum by doing a little research first... there are multiple threads on the first page about rooting... even the 1 click solution.
Do yourself a favor and read carefully before attempting to root... every step counts

thanks for the replies.
i think i need to read the topics carefully before rooting my phone
thanks to everybody...

anichillus said:
two camels in a tiny car !!!
I win
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LOL! Wicked mate!

Btw my phone IS rooted but market enabler won't install
http://uploaded.to/file/en3pg4
I'm going to ask the devs why

What do you mean by "won't install"? How do you install it?

I mean that I downloaded the .apk and tried to install and I get a generic error while "analysing the file" (I don't know how it sounds in english)

hello,
i rooted my phone it does not give "we got a problem houston" error now. but still i cannot see the paid applications.
I installed the market enabler before i was rooting the phone. Can it be the reason. Do you advise me to uninstall market enabler and install again?
And can somebody can tell me how to change the setting.
I go to settings tab from the market enabler and click on German O2
Later go to the Actual tab and and press save current settings. And exit
Is that right?
What is the gsm.sim.operator.numeric in actual tab. There is a number...
thanks for replies

Deactivate some Sony apps

I had to repair phone and do not want to root again.
I managed to deactivate plenty of Sony apps (video, movie creator, etc.) but there are three apps that I cannot deactivate because the button is greyed out: Album, Sony Select and What's New.
They are annoying... Is there a way to disable them somehow?
I am on stock. 157
Thanks

How to Remove Bloatware from Your Android Device: http://youtu.be/Hg1lVSUiJKA
With this guide you can remove (delete) bloatware from your phone. I know you have kitkat, so you don't have to have root permission for this.
Not only freeze them, DELETE THEM
Note: Check on threads that shows you which app can be deleted from system (might be in Z1 general forum). If you remove something wrong, you might get soft-bricked.
If I helped you, please leave your message here.

dnzdeniz said:
How to Remove Bloatware from Your Android Device: http://youtu.be/Hg1lVSUiJKA
With this guide you can remove (delete) bloatware from your phone. I know you have kitkat, so you don't have to have root permission for this.
Not only freeze them, DELETE THEM
Note: Check on threads that shows you which app can be deleted from system (might be in Z1 general forum). If you remove something wrong, you might get soft-bricked.
If I helped you, please leave your message here.
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this works without root?

richmaster1o2 said:
this works without root?
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Yes it is.

Beware of what you delete from your rom, after the removal of some apps others can stop working, your rom may crash too.

Apps and rebooting

Alright I just rooted my HTC Desire 510 32-bit yesterday and ever since I did the phone randomly reboots and installs system apps I don't want back onto my phone. I followed the guide closely I found on here step by step I'd like to know what could be causing this issue? Also how can I get it too where the TWRP Theme Manager can do it's thing on my SDCard and where can I find good theme roms and kernels for my phone?

Technologx said:
Alright I just rooted my HTC Desire 510 32-bit yesterday and ever since I did the phone randomly reboots and installs system apps I don't want back onto my phone. I followed the guide closely I found on here step by step I'd like to know what could be causing this issue? Also how can I get it too where the TWRP Theme Manager can do it's thing on my SDCard and where can I find good theme roms and kernels for my phone?
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I don't know anything about TWRP Theme Manager.
You can find ROMs and Kernels here, to the right of the Forums tab.
You need to use one of the write protect removed kernels so system apps will not come back. I suggest you leave the system apps alone. I have had force closes when I tried to delete most of them. There are some you can delete with no issues, such as the lockscreen, if you prefer the AOSP one. I also had problems when I tried to integrate updates into /system, especially with the Play Store, Google Play Services, and the Gallery.
You should use Link2SD to free up tons of space. This thread should be very helpful.
I highly suggest for you to read through all of the threads on our phone. You will find some very useful information.

blaqueknight said:
I don't know anything about TWRP Theme Manager.
You can find ROMs and Kernels here, to the right of the Forums tab.
You need to use one of the write protect removed kernels so system apps will not come back. I suggest you leave the system apps alone. I have had force closes when I tried to delete most of them. There are some you can delete with no issues, such as the lockscreen, if you prefer the AOSP one. I also had problems when I tried to integrate updates into /system, especially with the Play Store, Google Play Services, and the Gallery.
You should use Link2SD to free up tons of space. This thread should be very helpful.
I highly suggest for you to read through all of the threads on our phone. You will find some very useful information.
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Thank you. I know what system apps that are safe to remove and which aren't I'm a jailbreak freak when it comes to iOS.

I put raptor rom v2 on my virgin phone and I was able to set and save the gsm bands using *#*#info#*#*, but I can't find a proper sized SIM card to test! Phone seems to think it is a gsm phone and keeps wanting to download an international update, that I can't figure out how to install.

Upgraded to Android Pie and the Finder cannot search installed apps

Hi
I installed a lot of apps and it is very hard to find it on the home screen.
So I normally use the Finder to find the apps for me. However, since upgrade to Pie, It does not work anymore. The installed not show in the result.
I tried to search and find the setting but no luck
Please help.
thank you in advance

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Still works for me...

Works fine on my N950N after I installed Pie onto it. Try wiping the cache Partition in Recovery Mode.

otorabi said:
Hi
I installed a lot of apps and it is very hard to find it on the home screen.
So I normally use the Finder to find the apps for me. However, since upgrade to Pie, It does not work anymore. The installed not show in the result.
I tried to search and find the setting but no luck
Please help.
thank you in advance
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I use a third party launcher, and I don't have too many apps installed, so I can't relate to your situation. I'm just curious, what exactly is it you wanted us to help with? What are we supposed to do to make it work properly for you again? Let's say it was a feature that Samsung removed, like they did so many others; what were we supposed to do to make your life easier, again?

iceepyon said:
Works fine on my N950N after I installed Pie onto it. Try wiping the cache Partition in Recovery Mode.
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Tried it, not helping

Thank you for all helpful answer. I will go for a hard reset.

If you are using a Samsung smartphone, you must install all 3 Bixby upgrades in Samsung/Galaxy Store in order to continue using Finder to find apps.

paulonpinheiro said:
If you are using a Samsung smartphone, you must install all 3 Bixby upgrades in Samsung/Galaxy Store in order to continue using Finder to find apps.
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When I go to the Play Store, there are a lot more than three Bixby apps available. Which ones do I have to upgrade?
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otorabi said:
Hi
I installed a lot of apps and it is very hard to find it on the home screen.
So I normally use the Finder to find the apps for me. However, since upgrade to Pie, It does not work anymore. The installed not show in the result.
I tried to search and find the setting but no luck
Please help.
thank you in advance
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I've installed another launcher that has a working search. I may downgrade to Oreo, which always worked fine for me.

otorabi said:
Hi
I installed a lot of apps and it is very hard to find it on the home screen.
So I normally use the Finder to find the apps for me. However, since upgrade to Pie, It does not work anymore. The installed not show in the result.
I tried to search and find the setting but no luck
Please help.
thank you in advance
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Check to see if you hid it in the Samsung home launcher. That fixed it for me.
home screen settings > hide apps > remove hidden apps

Rooted Moto E5

Hello XDA, question. I rooted my Moto E5 with ease . But I have bumped into a issue and I can't seem to figure out how to fix.
My issue is since I rooted I have something Installing apps and I can't figure out what app is installing all the apps.. Candy crush.. slots.. and a bunch of other dumb apps.
Is there any program for rooted or non rooted that can show what is installing apps without permission. I have tried . All in one tool. Force stop it and a couple others but still no luck. Any ideas on how I can figure out how to stop the installs.
New to posting on a forum so any questions or info u might need to help. I will do my best. Thanks in advance

SouthernBell said:
Hello XDA, question. I rooted my Moto E5 with ease . But I have bumped into a issue and I can't seem to figure out how to fix.
My issue is since I rooted I have something Installing apps and I can't figure out what app is installing all the apps.. Candy crush.. slots.. and a bunch of other dumb apps.
Is there any program for rooted or non rooted that can show what is installing apps without permission. I have tried . All in one tool. Force stop it and a couple others but still no luck. Any ideas on how I can figure out how to stop the installs.
New to posting on a forum so any questions or info u might need to help. I will do my best. Thanks in advance
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How did you root? Do you have a link to the app/tool you used?
If you used a one click root tool, that could be a problem.

thread how to root