Use the ADB tool to remove system programs

Many friends the original purpose of Android device root is simply to remove unwanted system programs, usually with the RE manager, the system uninstall program to delete, in fact, with the ADB tool is also very convenient to implement, and do not need to install the program on the phone.

The following tutorials require the Android device to be rooted, the computer has the ADB tool installed (see: How to install the Android ADB tool), and the Android device driver. 1. Connect your Android device

We connect the Android device to the PC with USB, open cmd on the PC, enter the ADB directory, enter the ADB devices carriage return, and if the connection is correct, the connected device will be displayed.

2. Display the System program manifest

After the connection is correct, we enter: adb shell ls/system/app/Enter, the list of system programs can be seen. Android programs are usually in the System/app directory, and if your device directory is different, you can change it to your own directory. After the list is displayed, you can select the program you want to delete against the delete list (self-search).

3. Mount Read and Write permissions

Remove the program before you need to mount the system's read and write permissions, input: adb remount carriage return, display on the instructions mounted successfully, if this occurs: remount failed:operation not permitted You can refer to the method in this tutorial (Android Tutorial: File push with ADB tools).

4. Remove the program

Here is an example of a system built-in browser, input: adb shell rm/system/app/ BROWSER.APK Enter, this program is deleted, delete other programs to change browser.apk to need to remove the program name, some device system program also has Odex file, also need to delete.

Use the ADB tool to remove system programs