In general, mobile phone manufacturers will have a number of applications built into the phone, and these applications can not be deleted using general application management. Of course, there are some apps, like 360 and pea pods, that can be removed from the app after gaining root access to the system. But what if I don't want to have an app to get my root privileges? Is there a convenient and quick way?
Of course, that's the use of shell commands. Of course, the driver for the current phone is installed first, otherwise it cannot be debugged.
How to remove the built-in apps from Android The author also describes the method of using the command line to remove the system application, but the personal feeling is too troublesome, in fact there is a simpler way, as long as three steps: adb remount-->adb SHELL-->CD System/app-->ls-a, and then find the appropriate APK file (in general, we can determine the corresponding built-in application according to the file name), with RM delete .
It is worth noting that for some mobile phones, just this may not be able to completely remove the clean (although the surface is deleted, but the config file is still in, if you want to install the app again, the system will say that it has been installed), insurance, it is best to restart the phone.
What if I forgot to reboot and then install the app for some reason, then the system will get an error?
There is a simple, crude way to remount first, then force it to push it into System/app. such as: adb remount-->adb push d:\gamebox.apk/system/app/
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