I know that the app's that came with miui are impossible to uninstall if you don't have root access, but I was interested if it's possible to disable app's like search or any other
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grillote said:
I know that the app's that came with miui are impossible to uninstall if you don't have root access, but I was interested if it's possible to disable app's like search or any other
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You can go to Settings====> Installed Apps====>Default Apps.
Change the default apps and that might give you what you want.
But actually disabling is best done with Titanium Backup or other apps once rooted
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I was searching fir these apps especially Facebook n my space in titanium backup to uninstall but nit found there. Can anyone help me to Do so.
Thanks in advance .
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It is called SNS or something like that. It includes both FB and Twitter and maybe something else too(my space i think)
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sachinagga said:
I was searching fir these apps especially Facebook n my space in titanium backup to uninstall but nit found there. Can anyone help me to Do so.
Thanks in advance .
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They are in Titanium (root is needed). Freeze is better then uninstall, you can experiment what to remove and easily return back. And there is somewhere a list of apps which are safe to remove, search for it. Of course, you can remove all of unwanted apps from the rom before flashing it.
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Read here about what apk's are secure to remove http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=989283
Thanks friends,
I even did it through titanium backup. I took a backup and then uninstall. Its goes very smooth without much prob.
Thanks
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Hey everyone!
I've one question: Can i freeze TW launcher without any problems ?
Im using LPY new ICS with TW, but i installed Apex launcher, pretty faster than TW .
So can i remove(freeze) TW ? And how ?
Just download Titanium or use rootexplorer.. TB is easyer just find twlauncher and remove or freez... I freezed it just in case : )
Rootexplorer request root, what about titanium ?
SoonHD2 said:
Just download Titanium or use rootexplorer.. TB is easyer just find twlauncher and remove or freez... I freezed it just in case : )
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Whats still not clear? Just download Titanium and use it to remove or frees....
You need root to freeze or delete system apps
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salemsnake said:
You need root to freeze or delete system apps
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Oh, tru. I didnt get the post before i answered. You cant uninstall sys apps with out root :/
If I freeze tw will I save more ram?
dannycanrock said:
If I freeze tw will I save more ram?
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no because it isnt running if you are using a different launcher
Hi guys,
Some questions here:
1. I was just exploring my O4X with my Titanium Backup when I realized my superuser app isn't listed in Backup/Restore tab. Is there anyway we can do to show the app?
2. When I first rooted my phone, the given superuser app is superuser. Is it possible to use SuperSU instead? I find SuperSU much more user friendly and it's got some features that superuser doesn't.
3. Related to question no. 1 & 2, supposing I've installed SuperSU, is it safe and possible to simply uninstall the superuser app using Titanium Backup and let SuperSU take over the superuser stuff?
Any replies will be greatly appreciated.
PS. It's March 31 in Indonesia and still no sign of official JB update.
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hernestwisnu said:
Hi guys,
Some questions here:
1. I was just exploring my O4X with my Titanium Backup when I realized my superuser app isn't listed in Backup/Restore tab. Is there anyway we can do to show the app?
2. When I first rooted my phone, the given superuser app is superuser. Is it possible to use SuperSU instead? I find SuperSU much more user friendly and it's got some features that superuser doesn't.
3. Related to question no. 1 & 2, supposing I've installed SuperSU, is it safe and possible to simply uninstall the superuser app using Titanium Backup and let SuperSU take over the superuser stuff?
Any replies will be greatly appreciated.
PS. It's March 31 in Indonesia and still no sign of official JB update.
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@ the official update
Theres said it would come first quarter of 2013 at Europe but we don't have it either. so we need to wait
hernestwisnu said:
Hi guys,
Some questions here:
1. I was just exploring my O4X with my Titanium Backup when I realized my superuser app isn't listed in Backup/Restore tab. Is there anyway we can do to show the app?
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To backup Superuser or SuperSU is useless, you need always to install it because of binary.
Installing SuperSU in system will uninstall Superuser automatically but if you don't want to install it in system, you can delete /uninstall Superuser like any other app without losing ROOT (after install SuperSU, it takes control over Superuser)
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RuedasLocas said:
To backup Superuser or SuperSU is useless, you need always to install it because of binary.
Installing SuperSU in system will uninstall Superuser automatically but if you don't want to install it in system, you can delete /uninstall Superuser like any other app without losing ROOT (after install SuperSU, it takes control over Superuser)
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I actually tried installing both apps and it seems like nothing is happening. The only problem is that I can't remove the superuser, it doesn't show up anywhere not even in Titanium Backup.
Thanks for your reply though
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Download SuperSU from play store , open it , tgen go to the setting tap ,, then check the "enable SuperSU" .
Then goto "install SuperSU into /system" .
That is all .
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Managed to remove Superuser. Turned out you have delete the apk from /system/app
Thanks everyone from replying
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Hey everyone.
Sorry if this is an elementary question, but I'm not very experienced yet.
How the bell do I permanently delete a device's stock apps? I have an AT&T HTC One, rooted, and have used ROM Toolbox Pro to delete AT&T's ridiculous apps. And they just appear again.
Any advice? Thanks.
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I think this is a 4.4.2 issue. Over here on my Nexus (that I can't wait to get rid of), even with TB uninstalling the apps doesn't do anything. Best option I found was to disable them in the settings.
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idk if this will help you but i've noticed that if you update those apps and try to delete it , it'll "delete" but comes back after reboot so don't update any apps you're looking to delete.keep it factory fresh
also since you're rooted try another file explorer that has root..go to the system/app folder and delete and also check data/app folder
shaunbeyoung said:
Hey everyone.
Sorry if this is an elementary question, but I'm not very experienced yet.
How the bell do I permanently delete a device's stock apps? I have an AT&T HTC One, rooted, and have used ROM Toolbox Pro to delete AT&T's ridiculous apps. And they just appear again.
Any advice? Thanks.
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use a kernel with disabled write-protection.
While trying to re-arrange my icons in the apps folder I accidentally remove the "Clock" app. I wanted to place it on the same line as the Calendar and Calculator apps above it and somehow remove instead. This clock app was already in the S6 and was not download by me!
TIA!
You probably just disabled it. Check in application manager, swipe to disabled and enable it from there
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serio22 said:
You probably just disabled it. Check in application manager, swipe to disabled and enable it from there
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Does not appear in the Application Manager - only the dual clock shows up! Not the Clock with the stop watch, etc...
Are you rooted?
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No, no rooted! This is my first Android phone! I still finding that you have to manually have manage the memory and such. Very shocking!
Do I need to download an App to help me with restoration of the disable Clock App?
Try manually checking to see if there is an OTA available and see it it will install the app in the process. If not, then flash the latest stock firmware from one of the general threads. And you really don't have to manually manage memory. I don't, I let Android do it
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