Redditor SubredditReddit found that these Google apps are pre-installed on Remix OS:
Google Play Store - com.android.vending
Google Contacts Sync - com.google.android.syncadapters.contacts
Google Play services - com.google.android.gms
Google Services Framework - com.google.android.gsf
Google Partner Setup - com.google.android.partnersetup
Market Feedback Agent - com.google.android.feedback
Google Calendar Sync - com.google.android.syncadapters.calendar
Google Account Manager - com.google.android.gsf.login
Google Backup Transport - com.google.android.backuptransport
You can enable these, so you don't have to use something like GMSInstaller/GMSActivator, which could potentially be unsafe. If you did use one of these but want to use the stock apps instead, you will have to reinstall Remix OS.
This went unnoticed because there is an app called "JideAppPolicy" that disables them at startup. Apparently, this is the only thing it does. Also, apps disabled in a specific way do not appear in Settings.
Steps:
Enter the root terminal (Alt+F1) and run this:
Code:
pm disable com.jide.apppolicy
This will disable JideAppPolicy. Then, run this:
Code:
pm list packages -d
This will list all disabled applications. To enable the Google apps, use this command:
Code:
pm enable <package name>
(Use the package names from the second command.)
To return to the GUI, use Alt+F7.
If the Play Store doesn't work immediately, check your date/time settings, and force stop + clear data for:
Google Play Store
Google Play services
Google Services Framework
Then restart Remix OS. You should be able to download apps.
To stop automatic updates, turn them off in Settings > Update > Options. Or, if you want to be extra cautious, run this command:
Code:
pm disable com.jide.autoupdater
Good find! Thanks for the share
That is awesome, i tried the gms installer and i got errors, i now understand why
Yeah! man works really great on beta version to but facing some error while downloading app from store any guess how to solve them ???
hamxa266 said:
Yeah! man works really great on beta version to but facing some error while downloading app from store any guess how to solve them ???
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Clear the play store, Google service framework, and Google play services data, reboot. Then clear play store data again. You shouldn't have any more issues.
ElfinJNoty said:
Good find! Thanks for the share
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I take no credit but it was a great find from that redditor indeed!
I get error:java.lang.securityexception: permission denial: attempt to change component state ...
Thanks for any help in advance
hamxa266 said:
Yeah! man works really great on beta version to but facing some error while downloading app from store any guess how to solve them ???
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same.
any solution?
nightmare95 said:
same.
any solution?
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No experience with pre-installed Google Play, but after installing with GMSInstaller it was necessary to clear cache and data for Play and Play services. After clearing restart.
user0815f said:
No experience with pre-installed Google Play, but after installing with GMSInstaller it was necessary to clear cache and data for Play and Play services. After clearing restart.
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i had to remove my account and log in again and it's workin right now
Thanks man!!!
Thanks for sharing this! Spent hours figuring GMSInstaller out!!!
This method works for me, thanks, now i can use playstore
Is root required for this?
To access the root terminal does this require your installation is rooted. I ask because I am unable to test as I am on holidays and won't be able to check for another few days.
Thanx
ChrisL
no root required for this method to work
milav said:
no root required for this method to work
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Thanks
You_KS said:
Redditor SubredditReddit found that these Google apps are pre-installed on Remix OS:
Google Play Store - com.android.vending
Google Contacts Sync - com.google.android.syncadapters.contacts
Google Play services - com.google.android.gms
Google Services Framework - com.google.android.gsf
Google Partner Setup - com.google.android.partnersetup
Market Feedback Agent - com.google.android.feedback
Google Calendar Sync - com.google.android.syncadapters.calendar
Google Account Manager - com.google.android.gsf.login
Google Backup Transport - com.google.android.backuptransport
You can enable these, so you don't have to use something like GMSInstaller/GMSActivator, which could potentially be unsafe. If you did use one of these but want to use the stock apps instead, you will have to reinstall Remix OS.
This went unnoticed because there is an app called "JideAppPolicy" that disables them at startup. Apparently, this is the only thing it does. Also, apps disabled in a specific way do not appear in Settings.
Steps:
Enter the root terminal (Alt+F1) and run this:
Code:
pm disable com.jide.apppolicy
This will disable JideAppPolicy. Then, run this:
Code:
pm list packages -d
This will list all disabled applications. To enable the Google apps, use this command:
Code:
pm enable <package name>
(Use the package names from the second command.)
To return to the GUI, use Alt+F7.
If the Play Store doesn't work immediately, check your date/time settings, and force stop + clear data for:
Google Play Store
Google Play services
Google Services Framework
Then restart Remix OS. You should be able to download apps.
To stop automatic updates, turn them off in Settings > Update > Options. Or, if you want to be extra cautious, run this command:
Code:
pm disable com.jide.autoupdater
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Nice work:good:
by the way Gapps not disabled by "JideAppPolicy" it's just a decoy you can extract system.img and delete it then repack system.img run RemixOS then you will see Gapps still disabled
there is another apk and I know what it is and i'm working on it
imadlatch said:
Nice work:good:
by the way Gapps not disabled by "JideAppPolicy" it's just a decoy you can extract system.img and delete it then repack system.img run RemixOS then you will see Gapps still disabled
there is another apk and I know what it is and i'm working on it
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I can confirm that you have to enable them anyhow after 1st boot evwn if you remove jide app policy
May be its there in boot script
milav said:
I can confirm that you have to enable them anyhow after 1st boot evwn if you remove jide app policy
May be its there in boot script
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Gapps disabled pre-install only
see
<string-array name="config_disabledUntilUsedPreinstalledImes">
<item>com.android.inputmethod.latin</item>
<item>com.android.vending</item>
<item>com.google.android.gms</item>
<item>com.google.android.partnersetup</item>
<item>com.google.android.onetimeinitializer</item>
<item>com.google.android.gsf.login</item>
<item>com.google.android.feedback</item>
<item>com.google.android.syncadapters.calendar</item>
<item>com.google.android.backuptransport</item>
<item>com.google.android.gsf</item>
<item>com.google.android.syncadapters.contacts</item>
</string-array>
this action available in 2 apk, one of them "JideAppPolicy" but it's not effective
jk2rd said:
I get error:java.lang.securityexception: permission denial: attempt to change component state ...
Thanks for any help in advance
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Did you enter the correct command? It should be:
"pm enable com.google.android.gms" without the quote. And then the same command for every app you want to enable. I've enabled all so now calendar and contacts work aswell ?
JideAppPolicy
imadlatch said:
Nice work:good:
by the way Gapps not disabled by "JideAppPolicy" it's just a decoy you can extract system.img and delete it then repack system.img run RemixOS then you will see Gapps still disabled
there is another apk and I know what it is and i'm working on it
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Hey. I'm SubredditReddit, the guy who originally posted about this over on /r/RemixOS (OP didn't link to my post ). Anyway, I looked into this: disabled JideAppPolicy before the first boot, and the apps were still disabled, so something else is disabling them on first boot. However, it is still necessary to disable or remove JideAppPolicy because it disables them every restart after the first boot, I have just confirmed.
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hi i found this solution on other forum i hope i am not going against XDA rules so here it is
Here's the solution to this problem:
1) remove the google framework services through titanium backup
2) install google services....
3) install google framework services ...
4) restart BlueStacks
DOWNLOAD zip IN ATTACHMENT
SORRY XDA if i am breaking the rules
I have been dealing with this for over an hour and finally found something that worked! :cyclops:
stanIII said:
hi i found this solution on other forum i hope i am not going against XDA rules so here it is
Here's the solution to this problem:
1) remove the google framework services through titanium backup
2) install google services....
3) install google framework services ...
4) restart BlueStacks
DOWNLOAD zip IN ATTACHMENT
SORRY XDA if i am breaking the rules
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hahaha before seeing this post, I had made it work by removing Google Sevices Framework using Root unisntaller. then, I installed the latest Google play services version that was gotten from another market , e.g. Aptoide.
this doesn't seem to work for me is there newer files
krayziecali said:
this doesn't seem to work for me is there newer files
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same for me. Removed Google Framework Services with Titanium Backup. Installation of Google Play Service failed ???
fussel01 said:
same for me. Removed Google Framework Services with Titanium Backup. Installation of Google Play Service failed ???
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After I removed Google Framework Services through Titanium Backup and installed the APKs, I was no longer able to log into my Google account.
solution
I realized there was a problem with the Lucky patcher app installed on Bluestacks.
after following the steps written above, you gotta open Lucky patcher and see if there are yellow options on Google play and google services.
if so, restore them (or deleting ODEX of each one)
As a result, you don´t have to see any option yellowed
That´s it!
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Best Solution VERY EASY
1. Add your google account (go to Settings,Manage Accounts)
2. Download and install ADW Launcher APK
3. Choose Apps icon in BlueStacks and after your're in press Home icon below
4. Choose ADW Launcher
5. You will find google play store icon in its home page.
I hope it will work for you.. good luck
Method works with caveat
stanIII said:
hi i found this solution on other forum i hope i am not going against XDA rules so here it is
Here's the solution to this problem:
1) remove the google framework services through titanium backup
2) install google services....
3) install google framework services ...
4) restart BlueStacks
DOWNLOAD zip IN ATTACHMENT
SORRY XDA if i am breaking the rules
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This method works but I had to 1st check if i had root access, (wasn't sure but probably everyone with bluestacks has it). Then when I went through the steps it would not update or add my Google account back on. So I cleared data for Google framework and then restarted. After that it would allow me to add my account and all is working fine.
Worked like a charm! Thanks!
Ive installed both Google Play Services and Google Services Framework, but I get this Error:
"Google Play Services, Which some of your applications relay on, is not supported by your device. Please contact the manufacturer for asstistance"
fa.aref said:
Ive installed both Google Play Services and Google Services Framework, but I get this Error:
"Google Play Services, Which some of your applications relay on, is not supported by your device. Please contact the manufacturer for asstistance"
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For future refrence:: I solved my problem with installing these apps
Google Play Store
Google Games
Googel+
+ I Solved the Problem by installing the list mentioned before beside "Google Play Services" & "Google Services Framework"
Full Procedure plzz
Can You Explain Me the Full Procedure To Play Clash Of Clans Using Google account??
So I bought one of those cheap tablets. Of course it didn't come with Google play.
So I tried flashing the 20121011 package from goo.Im/gapps then installing the 4.6.17 apk which I downloaded from xda
I get as far as logging into my Google account then when the store begins to load I get a "Google play store has stopped" message.
I've cleared the data and cache for all Google play services and framework.
I know there isn't a great chance I'll get this working, but I figured I'd see if anyone had any more suggestions to try.
It's a proscan plt8801k running 4.1.1
Thanks
No need to flash a GApps package. The Play Store apk would be enough.
DOWNLOAD PLAY STORE VERSION 4.6.17 (OP)
I tried that first. But it just crashes right after it opens so I installed gapps to see if part of the Google framework was missing. Got any other tips?
Primokorn said:
No need to flash a GApps package. The Play Store apk would be enough.
DOWNLOAD PLAY STORE VERSION 4.6.17 (OP)
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cadesdefy said:
I tried that first. But it just crashes right after it opens so I installed gapps to see if part of the Google framework was missing. Got any other tips?
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If you have FCs right after the installation of the above apk go to Settings > App > All and clear app data of Google Play Store and Google Play Services then reboot and try again.
I appreciate you taking the time to help me.
I had tried resetting all apps and settings before, but this time I manually cleared the data on the two you just mentioned.
Same issue.
I wonder If there is some other dependency that is missing or out of date because the entire store loads (icons and all) and then about a half a second later it crashes.
Primokorn said:
If you have FCs right after the installation of the above apk go to Settings > App > All and clear app data of Google Play Store and Google Play Services then reboot and try again.
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No worries. This method doesn't work on some devices and I never had to face this issue but try this (it's free ):
Go to Settings > App > All > Hit on Google stuff and check if everything is running.
Go to Settings > App > Do you have a 'Disabled' menu on the right?
By the way on a 2012 MPMAN tablet the following apks were needed (information taken on a tech blog):
• GoogleServiceFramework.apk
• (Google)OneTimeInitializer.apk
• SetupWizard.apk
• com.android.vending-X.X.X-signed.apk
Do you have all these apks?
The instructions explain to directly reboot after installing the apk files. Do not try to open the Play Store before rebooting!
There is no disabled menu but I checked all the Google stuff and none of it was disabled.
I just did a factory reset and installed the play apk then rebooted
I'm not rooted yet so I can't see the apks themselves. But I may be missing those last two because I don't see then in settings-> apps. Can you recommend a date place to download them?
Primokorn said:
No worries. This method doesn't work on some devices and I never had to face this issue but try this (it's free ):
Go to Settings > App > All > Hit on Google stuff and check if everything is running.
Go to Settings > App > Do you have a 'Disabled' menu on the right?
By the way on a 2012 MPMAN tablet the following apks were needed (information taken on a tech blog):
• GoogleServiceFramework.apk
• (Google)OneTimeInitializer.apk
• SetupWizard.apk
• com.android.vending-X.X.X-signed.apk
Do you have all these apks?
The instructions explain to directly reboot after installing the apk files. Do not try to open the Play Store before rebooting!
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cadesdefy said:
There is no disabled menu but I checked all the Google stuff and none of it was disabled.
I just did a factory reset and installed the play apk then rebooted
I'm not rooted yet so I can't see the apks themselves. But I may be missing those last two because I don't see then in settings-> apps. Can you recommend a date place to download them?
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• GoogleServiceFramework.apk
• (Google)OneTimeInitializer.apk
• SetupWizard.apk
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Unzip the GApps package and you can find them in /system/app.
Did u grab the right package? Is your Android version 4.1.x?
You need root to push these apks into the right directory.
I thought that would be accomplished when I flashed the zip as an update.
Okay so I'm rooted, I gave es rootexplorer root access. I extracted the zip and tried coying the apks to /system/app but I got a access denied error.
What is the proper way to accomplish this?
Primokorn said:
Unzip the GApps package and you can find them in /system/app.
Did u grab the right package? Is your Android version 4.1.x?
You need root to push these apks into the right directory.
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cadesdefy said:
I thought that would be accomplished when I flashed the zip as an update.
Okay so I'm rooted, I gave es rootexplorer root access. I extracted the zip and tried coying the apks to /system/app but I got a access denied error.
What is the proper way to accomplish this?
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Yes you need to modify the permissions of ES File to R/W. From the side panel hit 'Root Explorer' > Mount R/W > Checl both / and /system as RW > OK.
- You have problems with the application Google Play Services 7.0.97?...
Google with the latest updates of play services has caused many problems, continuous blocks and excessive consumption of the battery...
I have not found a definitive solution to use version 7.0.97, but I can explain an alternative and provisional...
- What you need?
1. Root
2. Google Play Services .apk version 6.6.03 universal armeabi CPU (I preferred version and stable)
3. File manager with permission root
How to?
1. uninstall the previous version of the Google Play Services
2. install version 6.6.03 (...)
3. create a folder in /Data/app with name com.google.android.gms-2 , permits changes in RW-R-R (this folder blocks the automatic update)
Note:
- Updated from sdcard worked
...by NotOnlyEyes
Great ... until it gets auto-"upgraded" by Google. Since this is not listed as an app in Play, how would one mark to not auto-upgrade. Maybe if it shows on recent upgrades in "my-apps," auto-upgrade can be unchecked from there.
Tasker scripts and/or the "Amplfiy" Xposed module can be used to tame the battery drain, or use an app-permissions that might come with your ROM to take away keep-awake. Will do nothing for the instability, however.
Maybe post a link to the old version.
Dovidhalevi said:
Great ... until it gets auto-"upgraded" by Google. Since this is not listed as an app in Play, how would one mark to not auto-upgrade. Maybe if it shows on recent upgrades in "my-apps," auto-upgrade can be unchecked from there.
Tasker scripts and/or the "Amplfiy" Xposed module can be used to tame the battery drain, or use an app-permissions that might come with your ROM to take away keep-awake. Will do nothing for the instability, however.
Maybe post a link to the old version.
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This is block auto-upgrade from market:
3. create a folder in /Data/app with name com.google.android.gms-2 , permits changes in RW-R-R (this folder blocks the automatic update)...
Add link version google play services 6.6.03 in first post...
Notonlyeyes said:
This is block auto-upgrade from market:
3. create a folder in /Data/app with name com.google.android.gms-2 , permits changes in RW-R-R (this folder blocks the automatic update)...
Add link version google play services 6.6.03 in first post...
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This looks like for lollipop.
In previous Android, using Link2sd, this would BE the link to the apk.
So what I did try was side-loading 6.6.03. The downgrade installed without a hitch thanks to the xinstall module, link2sd symlinked it, fine.
Then rebooted. Hoped to intercept the expected update and uncheck the Play Services auto-upgrade at that point. Unfortunately, most recent Google App (Search/Now) will not eat 6.6.03 so got com.google.process.gapps stop messages. The Google Now pane offered a click to install Play Services but this did not work.
Attempt to side-load 7.0.86 simply hung so trying to restore 7.0.97 from Titanium which also takes quite a bit of time but should eventually work (hope). So far, not successful, but will get it. Had side-loaded it originally.
is it causing problems on every version of android or only on kitkat ??
nomancoolboy said:
is it causing problems on every version of android or only on kitkat ??
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Well im on cm9 and i havent got any error so far
Is anybody else having trouble with the Google Play Store / Play Services I just keep getting the "could not connect to google servers" error have tried force stopping and clearing the Data/Cache from Play Store/Play Services/Framework but still getting the same message any help is appriciated.
Same here. Any help would be appreciated!
force9da said:
Is anybody else having trouble with the Google Play Store / Play Services I just keep getting the "could not connect to google servers" error have tried force stopping and clearing the Data/Cache from Play Store/Play Services/Framework but still getting the same message any help is appriciated.
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Try rebooting system if this not helps than try removing account then re-login it.
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stayloa said:
Same here. Any help would be appreciated!
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Which method did you use for enabling the Play Store?
You should repeat your Remix OS installation and use this method. Don't forget restarting Remix OS after enabling the Play Store - then you should not get the error message you described.
The key issue here is that Jide did not provide the required reboot when it was needed. You need to reboot as soon as the Play Store enabler is done. To fix this, enable the root console in either jide settings or experimental settings, then hit Alt-F1, and in the colsole, type
Code:
wipe data && reboot
This will reboot RemixOS back to a fresh install, so from here, setup as normal, and remember to reboot as soon as the Play Store enabler is finished
This hasn't helped I'm afraid.
I've just a completely clean install and touched nothing other than using the activator followed by a reboot.
Before wiping, I also tried a factory reset and enabling via the console. The only thing I did following the clean boot was to enable the console.
Any other suggestions? I'm all out!
stayloa said:
This hasn't helped I'm afraid.
I've just a completely clean install and touched nothing other than using the activator followed by a reboot.
Before wiping, I also tried a factory reset and enabling via the console. The only thing I did following the clean boot was to enable the console.
Any other suggestions? I'm all out!
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I never use the app. Instead go to settings/experimental features and enable debug terminal console. Then I use ALT&F1 to open debug command line and type :
pm disable com.jide.apppolicy
pm enable com.android.vending
pm enable com.google.android.syncadapters.contacts
pm enable com.google.android.gms
pm enable com.google.android.gsf
pm enable com.google.android.partnersetup
pm enable com.google.android.feedback
pm enable com.google.android.syncadapters.calendar
pm enable com.google.android.gsf.login
pm enable com.google.android.backuptransport
After type pm list packages -d
You should see only the one you disabled
Press ALT&F7 zto exit terminal
IMMEDIATELY REBOOT!
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Thanks for the reply but I've also tried this approach with a clean marshmallow install too. Internet works fine so it's not that. All packages enabled (there were more than just those listed there). Not sure what else to try!
Hello,
same problem here solved by the instruction SERIAL=random in the grub line which start the kernel.
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tititoto said:
Hello,
same problem here solved by the instruction SERIAL=random in the grub line which start the kernel.
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by deleting the line? i don't understand, why others don't face the problem?
Not deleting, just adding in the existing line. The pb. occurs because manual re-install and the serial file has disappeared in the Remix data partition.
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tititoto said:
Not deleting, just adding in the existing line. The pb. occurs because manual re-install and the serial file has disappeared in the Remix data partition.
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Fwiw the new 3.0.104 supposedly solves the Play Store problem
Same problem at my installation
Same problem
I did a clean install on one laptop with Ubuntu with SERIAL=random and used the activator and it worked fine same thing on another laptop and for some reason the other one is not working ???
How do I go about completely uninstalling a system app on a rooted device?
My searches resulted in
- non-rooted approach of disabling/uninstalling the app for the main user via 'pm uninstall -k --user 0'. I'm interested in a complete uninstall.
- references to Play Store apps. I'd rather have a cmd-line or script approach if possible.
Background:
I'm trying to downgrade my version of com.google.android.googlequicksearchbox
- trying to install an older version results in Failure:
Code:
pm install -r -d /sdcard/Download/com.google.android.googlequicksearchbox_6.13.25.21.>
Failure [INSTALL_FAILED_VERSION_DOWNGRADE]
- so I figure I need to completely uninstall it first.
If it makes a difference, the device is running LineageOS 14.1 (Android 7.1.2)
thanks
albert
AlbertDude said:
How do I go about completely uninstalling a system app on a rooted device?
My searches resulted in
- non-rooted approach of disabling/uninstalling the app for the main user via 'pm uninstall -k --user 0'. I'm interested in a complete uninstall.
- references to Play Store apps. I'd rather have a cmd-line or script approach if possible.
Background:
I'm trying to downgrade my version of com.google.android.googlequicksearchbox
- trying to install an older version results in Failure:
- so I figure I need to completely uninstall it first.
If it makes a difference, the device is running LineageOS 14.1 (Android 7.1.2)
thanks
albert
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Download RootBrowser here :
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.jrummy.root.browserfree
Open Root browser , then go to /system/apps
Search for the Velvet folder and delete it , then reboot your device .
Warning:
This may cause random Force Close and several issue due the link between google app and other apps.
Thanks for the tip about Velvet
It was found under /system/priv-apps
After removing Velvet (I copied it to /sdcard so I could easily restore it later), I was able to install an old version of googlequicksearchbox.
I then put Velvet back.
And the old version of the quick searchbox app (with the swipe-right to dismiss feature) seems to be working.
Thanks!
RaiZProduction said:
Download RootBrowser here :
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.jrummy.root.browserfree
Open Root browser , then go to /system/apps
Search for the Velvet folder and delete it , then reboot your device .
Warning:
This may cause random Force Close and several issue due the link between google app and other apps.
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