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khlam / debloat-samsung-android

ADB commands to aggressively de-bloat Samsung Android Phones without root. Make Samsung One UI closer to stock Android.
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Add an section on how to roll back. (reinstall) #8

Open Flexxkii opened 4 years ago

Flexxkii commented 4 years ago

Use pm install-existing --user 0 com.sec.android.app.soundalive

Will reinstall the deleted app. So no need to find and download the apk.

This is an important information. Just spend 2 hours trying to fix my "sound quality and effects" settings haha.

akavkl commented 2 years ago

damn you saved me there

Pr0cKz3d commented 2 years ago

Use pm install-existing --user 0 com.sec.android.app.soundalive

Will reinstall the deleted app. So no need to find and download the apk.

This is an important information. Just spend 2 hours trying to fix my "sound quality and effects" settings haha.

You wouldn't happen to know what command it would be to reinstall the Split View functionality on the Flip3 5G would you? I've been looking through the list of debloat commands and can't easily figure out which one it was. Very happy with everything else that got purged though.

Flexxkii commented 2 years ago

Use pm install-existing --user 0 com.sec.android.app.soundalive Will reinstall the deleted app. So no need to find and download the apk. This is an important information. Just spend 2 hours trying to fix my "sound quality and effects" settings haha.

You wouldn't happen to know what command it would be to reinstall the Split View functionality on the Flip3 5G would you? I've been looking through the list of debloat commands and can't easily figure out which one it was. Very happy with everything else that got purged though.

At this point I just recommend reinstalling everything. And then of course, try to debloat it again.

Next time, write down what you changed! Good luck and let me know if it worked out.