Installing android system applications. How to remove Android system apps without ROOT

Quite often on mobile phone   running "Android" installs many useful programs at a glance. There can be many reasons: from simple curiosity to the desire to make a super-gadget from your device. After some time, depending on the capabilities of the device, the internal memory ends. To release it, you need to remove something. And since the delivered programs are usually pitiful, the look turns around to standard and unused system ones. The question arises: how to remove system applications   on the "Android".

Removing system applications

The very first action to remove any standard application shows that there are no rights to it. In fact, the "Android", like any operating system, there is a distribution of rights. Most full access   receives only the administrator. Here, administrator rights are called root-rights. From the English "root" translated as "root". Sometimes they are also called superuser rights.

It turns out that in order to remove everything you need from Android, you need to get these super-rights. A truly rooted phone allows you to do whatever it wants with you. However, before receiving such an opportunity, it is important to understand why such a restriction has been introduced. The fact is that an inexperienced user, having full access to the system settings, can very easily turn his smartphone into a simple brick. Therefore, before you decide how to remove the system applications on Android, you need to think about whether this is really necessary.

There are always several ways to solve questions. In this case there are several of them too:

1) System applications are left unchanged, because if they are closed, then this is correct.

2) Down with the restrictions - everything that does not like is demolished, and already there it is decided on the spot what to do next.

3) We look for a workaround in order not to break the firewood and remove system programs that are unnecessary at first glance.

To decide the simple question of how to remove system applications on the "Android", first you need to understand what they do.

Main system applications

The operating system "Android" is based on Linux and is firmly tied to Google. Therefore, almost everything related to Google is standard. This is Gmail, services and search from Google play, and everything about the cards. In addition, the main system includes the Play Market, You Tube, as well as programs that perform the functions of the phone. After deleting the latest, your mobile phone will simply cease to be a telephone.

Weather updates, calendar, alarm clock and scheduler are also system and can not be deleted without special rights. If the question of how to remove system applications on Android, is answered in the affirmative, the first thing to think about is backup   data. The so-called "back up". But even if you do not do this and then get an idle smartphone at the output, you shouldn’t despair. On the Internet you can always find the necessary files for standard system applications.

It should be noted that different versions of Android are provided for different versions system programs. And the older the version, the more such utilities become. Many of them are really needed and increase overall reliability and convenience. The question of the usefulness of each individual program is decided only by the owner. The most useless applications are trial versions   gaming applications that after the expiration of the time or the achievement of a given level begin to demand payment.

Uninstall without root rights

And yet, how to remove system applications on "Android" without root-rights? Miracles, they say, does not happen. Here and in this case, except by hacking, can not do. And for this, there are programs and applications that cheat "Android", forcing the system to believe that the superuser's rights actually exist. One of these utilities is Debloater. To use it, you need a personal computer.

The sequence of operations when using Debloater is quite simple:

1. The program itself is installed on a computer where you already have the necessary drivers for your smartphone.

2. After this, the utility is first launched, and only then the mobile phone is connected.

3. Press the appropriate button, and Debloater will show a list of all applications installed on the smartphone.

4. Select those from them that you want to delete, and make the destruction - this will be the last step.


This utility, useful in all respects, has several significant limitations. It easily removes any system applications of the smartphone only with “Android” versions 4.4 and above. To do the same on earlier systems, you need root rights.

More options for removing applications without root rights

It would seem that it may be easier than deleting the system files of the smartphone, having a computer. We connect the smartphone, open the file manager and simply delete unnecessary programswhich have the extension .apk and .odex. And the question - how to remove system applications on "Android" via a computer, has been resolved in a positive way. But the thing is that, without having special rights, it will not show not only the necessary files, but even the system folders, where they are all located.


How to get root-rights

Before looking for options for the superuser, it is worthwhile to understand that a rotated phone is losing the manufacturer’s warranty. If all doubts are overboard, you just need to find the desired program   for hacking. There are a large number of such utilities, which are constantly increasing. After all, most users of Android-based devices would like to get root-rights. And the popularity of this system has been successfully deserved.


Having root-rights, you will no longer ask a sore question: how to remove system applications on the "Android". Consider a simple way to rut your phone using SuperOneClick. The procedure is very similar to hacking "Android" with the help of Debloater, discussed above.

1. Download and install SuperOneClick.

2. Install the driver of the device on which you want to get root-rights.

3. Antivirus is disabled. software   computer or need to add a program to the list of exceptions. The anti-virus will see a threat to the computer, since the hacker program works on the vulnerabilities found in the Android kernel.

4. Starts SuperOneClick.

5. A mobile phone necessary for rutting is connected. Previously, you need to find the item “Development” in the device settings and tick the box “USB debugging” in it.

6. In the program, press the root button - and that's it.

Removing system applications with superuser privileges

If you have a rooted phone, the question of how to remove the system applications on the "Android" will stop worrying. But not everything is so simple. Even with superuser privileges, the usual file manager will not be able to remove system applications. To do this, you must install an additional special application. Some of the most popular utilities are: Root Explorer, Root App Remover.

One of the convenience of using Root Explorer is that it automatically deletes both .apk files and those associated with .odex. However, sometimes there can be “tails” from remote system applications. In this case, hard reset device helps.

To understand how to correctly remove the system applications "Android", it is enough to see once how the programs work with root-rights. The principle of any such utility is in the formation of the list. Seeing the list of all the pre-installed programs, it is easy to select the unnecessary and remove it.

Fly Smart Features

How to remove the system applications on the "Android" Fly? In exactly the same way as on other devices. The most important thing is to have the drivers of the desired Fly device. Among the standard applications of the devices of this company you can also find Google Play Market, Gmail, Google chromeas well as a scheduler, calendar, notes and calculator.

Conclusion

The memory of a smartphone or tablet running "Android" will always be the weak link. After all, the programs for installation are just immense. And the answer to the question of how to remove system applications on Android without root will excite the minds of many new users.


Many smartphones with basic operating system   Android, now comes with a large number of unnecessary applications that were preinstalled with the operating system. Now, people often have the question of how to remove these system applications, because they only consume the volume of the battery, working in the background, and occupy disk space. By removing these applications, you can then upload something really necessary to your smartphone.


People who understand smartphones often realize that when the programs are working in the background, the “Device Memory” is activated. This significantly reduces the speed of opening some programs and executing various commands, and leads once to the fact that the phone starts to hang, for this reason, every normal user has ever thought how to quickly remove unnecessary programs from his smartphone so as not to clutter up the free space. and RAM.

Programs with which you can remove pre-installed applications.

First, you need to remember that if your Android is clean, that is, you have not done any hacker manipulations with it, then you will not be able to delete system applications, and all because you have administrator rights to uninstall applications In the Android system, this is called Root rights. Besides the fact that a person must obtain these rights, it is also necessary that the file manager necessary for deletion or editing be installed on the smartphone system files. On the Internet now you can find a lot of information about how to get Root rights on your smartphone, you can also use universal programs. We are talking about ES Explorer, Kingo Root and so on.


Now, all the above mentioned programs can be found on the Internet, they are laid out on a free basis, for this reason, there will be no difficulties with installing the application on your smartphone.

Root Explorer on Smartphone - Installation.

Before you start removing useless applications on your smartphone, you first need to decide which program we will use. After you have made your choice and installed the necessary software, you need to issue access to the Root Explorer. It is easy to carry out this procedure, just launch the program, and open the “Quick Access” setting, then go to the section called “Tools”, and opposite the “Explorer” value you need to turn the button to the “Enable” position.


For example, a utility such as ES Explorer was taken. First, we installed the conductor itself, then granted it the necessary rights, and then we perform the following manipulations:
- We confirm our actions.
- Go to the appropriate settings.
- Pay attention to the Apps item, there you need to find a column with the name Root, and set two positions, namely “Data backup”, and “Uninstall automatically”.

The first function helps a person to save copies of applications in a certain place, so that later in case of anything, you can perform the “Restore” process.

After setting up the program has come to an end, you need to go to the root of our smartphone folder, find the system section there, go to it, select the app folder, and there already delete those applications that we don’t need.

Standard applications are their removal.

It turned out that on the Android operating system it is possible to remove such system applications as:

Calendar and ordinary alarm clock.
- Clock widgets and standard player
- Recruit and search by voice.
- Calculator, and so on.
In our case, we delete the Google+ service, considering this program to be useless, we will subject it to the “Destruction” process. In the process of deleting, the system will ask you if you are exactly ready for this action. It turns out that restoring a deleted application is extremely difficult, in some cases, to make it almost impossible. Before you remove any application, you should figure out, and whether we need it later. If you delete the system application that is responsible for the functioning of the device, you can permanently spoil your smartphone.


Starting with the fifth version of the Android operating system, applications are placed in different folders there. For this reason, a person needs to first find all the folders containing this software, and then to expose it to “Delete”. If you need to clean the internal memory of the device, then it is enough to clean the cache and settings of system applications, without deleting anything.

Features available when removing system applications.

Before removing standard applications, you need to remember some of the nuances that may arise later, in any person.
1) When deleting, you can use the application search, while in system folder   app.

2) Programs from Google, which you can find a great many in your smartphone, are recommended to be deleted without fear and risk. In most cases, they just clog up our device. The main thing is to delete applications, not services, otherwise you can subject your phone to perpetual blocking.

In the removal of system applications, there are both their own positive aspects and negative ones.

Among the advantages you can notice:
- savings free space   on the smartphone, because when you delete, the memory will be cleaned for several hundred megabytes.
  - It will be possible to install new applications that will be actively used by humans.
- When deleting, the knowledge base of a person in working with this operating system expands.

The main and, perhaps, the only drawback possible when removing system applications is the inadequate operation of the device itself after the removal of some applications. It turned out that most people simply delete the wrong files, and for this reason, the device starts to slow down terribly at first, but at the end, it is completely turned off, and permanently locked.

Manufacturers Android smartphones   Very often, many unnecessary user applications are built into their firmware. These take place on system disk   and, working in the background, load the processor on the device.

Manual removal of embedded applications

Also you can not use Root uninstallerinstead, remove the embedded applications manually. It will be a little more difficult and time consuming, but it is possible.

For manual removal of embedded applications on Android, you will need a file manager that knows how to use ROOT rights. In this article we will use the file manager ES Explorer. You can download it for free.

So, after you download and install ES Explorer, you must configure it. To do this, swipe to the right and open the ES Explorer sidebar. Here you need to find and enable the "ROOT explorer" function.


After that, a window will open asking you to confirm that Root rights are granted. In this window, you need to click on the "Ok" button. If this is not done, then ES Explorer will not be able to work normally with root-rights.

After that, once again click on the “ROOT Explorer” function in the ES Explorer application and hold your finger on the screen until the settings menu appears. In this menu, select the item “Connect as R / W”.

In the window that opens, select the option "RW" for all folders. Then click on the “Ok” button in order to save the settings.


At this point, the ES Explorer setting is finished, and you can proceed to uninstall the embedded applications on your Android device. To do this, go to the / system / app folder, which is located on internal memory   devices. In this folder, you need to delete the APK and ODEX files of the embedded applications that you want to delete. This is done very simply select the necessary APK and ODEX files and click on the "Delete" button.


If you have Android 5.0 or a newer version of it, then in the / system / app folder, the files will not be all on the heap, but sorted into folders. In this case, simply find the folder of the desired application and delete it in exactly the same way.


The next step is to remove the updates. To do this, go to the / data / app folder, find the necessary APK files (or folders if you have Android 5.0) and delete them.


The final stage on Android is the removal of cache files and databases. To do this, open the folder / data / data, find there folders with updates and delete these folders.


After that, we reboot the device and enjoy clean Android without any extra firmware.

It is no secret that when buying a new phone or tablet android, the device has already installed a lot of standard games and applications. As a rule, most of the pre-installed programs are marked as “system” and are not removed in the usual way.

For owners of expensive models with large amounts of memory - it does not create inconvenience; but for owners of cheaper budget devices it can be a serious problem. Since, due to the large number of unnecessary applications, there may be a shortage of system or random access memory, which in turn will lead to "braking" and "freezing" of the device itself.

In fact, you can remove standard applications on any Android device. But since these applications are part of the firmware, you will need to remove them:

1. Ruth is right   (administrator rights) - if you do not have them, then instructions on how to get root can be read.

2. File Manager   - the most convenient for this Es Explorer or Total commander, but you can use another manager, the main thing is that he was with the support of root rights.

Instructions for removing standard applications

Below is an example instruction. Es Explorer, we will not make a description for each individual manager, since the removal process is identical and differs in only minor details.

Es Explorer is a free file manager for Android devices with support for root rights.

1. Install the application.

2. Provide access to the root.

3. In the settings, find and enable the “Root-Explorer”.

4. Go to the "System Apps Apps".

5. Mark the applications you want to remove.

6. Click the "Delete" button and then "Uninstall" (the updates will be deleted first and then the APK file itself).

7. Delete the residual files from the / data / app section.

The user of a new Android device, regardless of the manufacturer, detects pre-installed programs that it will never use, but cannot delete. In this article, we will explain how to remove unnecessary applications   on Android to rid the system of useless "garbage".

Types of applications

Android OS, in the form in which you receive it on a new device, contains applications that can be divided into several large groups:

  1. Custom. With this category, everything is clear. It includes programs that are installed and used by the user of the device. They can be removed, updated, reinstalled at any time.
  2. Installed by the manufacturer or factory. Present at the time of purchase of the device. The user can update them, but cannot delete them without root rights.
  3. Systemic. These include Google services and standard android programs. Applications in this category cannot be deleted without risk of damaging the operating system of the device.

Root

The term root or superuser came to Android from Linux. In this OS, this is how the account is designated, the owner of which has the rights to perform any operations, including those with system partitions. Ways of obtaining administrative rights to Android more than 30 pieces. They differ depending on the manufacturer of the device, the installed processor and even the OS version. On smartphones of the same brand, for Android 5.0 and Android 6.0, these can be completely different procedures. For example, for Meizu MX 4Pro, which works on Android 4.4.2, it all comes down to a banal registration on the manufacturer’s website, during which you accept the responsibility agreement for your actions.

For this reason, we will not dwell on getting root-rights, implying that you will find a way for your device. We have a separate article for this.

Required programs

Painlessly remove embedded applications, safer using third-party programs. You can download them on the Google Play store after receiving administrative access to the device.

ES Explorer

After installation, to ensure full access to file system   smartphone, you will need to enable root-explorer in the settings.


The next step, proceed to the immediate removal of interfering applications. We use the file manager with administrative rights to go to the system partition / system / app. It stores all installed in the program as apk files.


A long press will bring up an additional menu at the bottom of the screen and the selection position of the application icons. At this stage, using administrative rights, you can remove previously uninstalled programs, including those related to Google services.


The system will warn you about the irreversibility of these actions. Confirming the choice, you will use your root-rights. Any action performed with their use is perceived by the OS as absolutely correct, so be careful and remove truly “extra” applications.

This program can not only clean up the system, but also remove the standard applications on Android, after you give it the appropriate access. The choice of CCleaner fell due to the fact that it has versions for all popular operating systems, and is familiar to users. The program has implemented the ability to clear the software cache and batch delete.


Using the built-in application manager, you can disable or delete them, at your discretion.


When working with system services, you will receive a warning. Each program that uses root access when working with files related to Android will warn of caution.


Warnings issued by the system, give the time needed to convince in the correctness of the actions performed. Having the ability to remove applications that are not deleted by other means, the user must be careful and careful not to cause critical changes.

One more free managerspecially created to work with the system after getting root-rights. Its main purpose, in contrast to the previous programs in our review, is to delete applications built into the device by manufacturers.


As you can see, the Jumobile functionality allows you to perform all types of operations. By moving embedded applications to a memory card, you can free up space on your device without deleting them.


Attempting to remove Facebook Lite pre-installed in the system causes a familiar warning about a possible violation of the integrity and stability of the system.

A useful feature implemented by the developers of Jumobile is the ability to batch work with deleted files. The choice can be made alphabetically or by the date of installation in the system, as is more convenient for the user. By ticking off the program to be uninstalled, you confirm that you understand the consequences of the actions performed and clear the device of the “garbage” in it with one click.

Finally

The ability to clear the smartphone from the bonuses that impose manufacturers are always present in each android version, on the device of any brand. The main concern of the owner will be getting root-access and choosing a program with which these actions will be performed.

Recall that getting root-access is considered by manufacturers as an action that removes the device from warranty service. Nobody will refuse to repair if the protective glass is broken on the rudimentary phone, but if the malfunction is due to the fact that native applications or services have been removed from the device, they do not recognize the warranty case. Therefore, before you perform actions with the smartphone software associated with a change or modification, make sure that it does not damage the operating system.

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