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Has anyone had issues with s health after root. For some reason it fust force closes. I can wipe cache and it will let me input my personal info but after that it just force closes
Rodman27 said:
Has anyone had issues with s health after root. For some reason it fust force closes. I can wipe cache and it will let me input my personal info but after that it just force closes
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Do you by chance have Xposed framework with a multiwindow module? Try disabling the module.
I do not. All I have done is root the phone. The program was working after rooting was done however after a reboot maybe a couple hours later it started the force close.
Rodman27 said:
I do not. All I have done is root the phone. The program was working after rooting was done however after a reboot maybe a couple hours later it started the force close.
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Not sure then. Only time I've seen issues is when multiwindow Xposed hack was used.
You haven't frozen any apps/bloat in TiBu have you?
I'm rooted and mine works just fine. I use it everyday.
Started Over
I finally just used Odin and all is good:good:. Thanks everybody for trying to help.
I am having the same issue. I have Xposed installed with the Xposed Wallet hack, but not the multi- window hack. I used "Multi Window Manager" from the play store to manage my MW, so I uninstalled that to see if that was causing the problem. No luck.
Running Nottach's P-Rom, Xposed framework, Xposed Wallet Hack, the CASUAL Root-Recovery.
i have rooted, debloated, done Xposed multi window hack (not enabled) and TiBU frozen apps; S Health crashes every time. so i froze it; didnt use/need/want it before.
oddly it reminded me of the 'health' functions on a watchphone i had from 2008; it had a period/ovulation calculator. wtf.
Sorry for thread jacking -- but is there a way to have the Shealth pedometer keep running all the time?
netsyd said:
Sorry for thread jacking -- but is there a way to have the Shealth pedometer keep running all the time?
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Mine worked when I had a widget.
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just got an 4.3 update for my S4 LTE. upon checking the S-health there are dashboard missing and some bug to be fix
missing dashboard: (needed badly)
1. Blood Glocuse
2. Blood Pressure
Bugs to be Fix
1. food tracker - searching food and selecting crash, and changing the quantity for saved meal.
added dashboard (graet
1. workout, running walking and cycling with maps (gps) (replace running mate)
thats it, hope samsung see this..
Rodman27 said:
I finally just used Odin and all is good:good:. Thanks everybody for trying to help.
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I edited my build.prop following these instructions I found online, everything now works wonderfully!
Make sure the Xposed isn’t installed.
We need to change build.prop file inside the system partition, you can also get it done manually by using a file manager app or get a build prop editor on play store.
Once you find the build.prop file, look for the “ro.securestorage.support=true” line.
Now change the line to “ro.securestorage.support=false”.
Install the Xposed framework again.
The final step is wiping S Health app data, head to System -> App Manager -> ALL -> S Health then wipes the data. Now your Galaxy S5 should be able to runs Xposed framework and S Health simultaneously without any problems.
Hi!
Can't disable Evernote. Any way to get rid of this app without root? I'm tired of being asked for updates through the Play store.
You can disable it.
Where? In the app manager?
yes
Can't do it. The disable button is grey.
Not possible without root
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Too bad. Thank you!
This may come 2 years late, but I just found a way to disable evernote on N4 . It cannot be done from settining, but if you drag the icon from app drawer to top, it'll allow you to uninstall the update and disable evernote.
PS: non rooted Note4 (6.0.1)
how to remove evernote with adb
I think I actually installed it, and there was no way to uninstall it. Some how these A-holes at evernote got their app to register as a system program. Evernotes forum has their "gurus" literally laughing at us telling us to use it, that it's the only recourse. So after hours of research I found out it's actually simple to remove it and other unwanted bloatware without root access. All you need to do is download free android development tools(adb) and follow the instructions on the link I am providing and you can take anything off your phone or tab within minutes. https://www.xda-developers.com/uninstall-carrier-oem-bloatware-without-root-access/
If you have root,with Magisk manager you can download modules Debloater and with this in Terminal you can uninstall every possible app. I even uninstall stock Message and install Messages from Resurrection remix..
TL;DR Google Play has only the Open option and no way to uninstall app
After updating my I337M from rooted NI2 Kit Kat to rooted OC4 Lollipop, I was unable to properly run Wakelock Detector. It was stock to stock so I didn't wipe factory settings.
Googled a suggestion to move the APK to /system/priv-app so I did that but still the same result.
Now when I want to try uninstall (so as to re-install) there is no option. Under Manage Apps the app isn't even listed. The APK is still under priv-app and I deleted it... still shows up in app drawer.
D'Oh! What else can I do to uninstall it properly?
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i have the same problem
so ticked off. same here. even paid for the full version because sometimes that fixes issues like this. I can disable or freeze with titanium backup pro but can't uninstall. i think the problems happened after converting to system app. so now I have 2 frozen apps I want off my phone. On top of that the app stopped working after converting to system app. I get an error after the app loads. I emailed the developer and am waiting to hear back.
This days the application App2SD is able correct install Wakelock Detector as private , and it is able to uninstall it if it was installed as private .
Any working method for hiding sfinder, quick connect & disabling Battery pop up in Marshmallow os???
yash92duster said:
Any working method for hiding sfinder, quick connect & disabling Battery pop up in Marshmallow os???
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Hi yash92duster
I've got both freezed by Titanium Backup
You may also debloat them.
com.samsung.android.qconnect
com.samsung.android.app.galaxyfinder
Battery popup I don't have on my Note5 Ported ROM but probably is coming from Smart Manager.
Good luck and nice regards.
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Kdio said:
Hi yash92duster
I've got both freezed by Titanium Backup
You may also debloat them.
com.samsung.android.qconnect
com.samsung.android.app.galaxyfinder
Battery popup I don't have on my Note5 Ported ROM but probably is coming from Smart Manager.
Good luck and nice regards.
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Thanks
Will try and report
Kdio said:
Hi yash92duster
I've got both freezed by Titanium Backup
You may also debloat them.
com.samsung.android.qconnect
com.samsung.android.app.galaxyfinder
Battery popup I don't have on my Note5 Ported ROM but probably is coming from Smart Manager.
Good luck and nice regards.
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Battery popup is popuireciever in titanium backup, freeze it to stop the message.
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you can also use Debloater to freeze them, root not required.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/software/debloater-remove-carrier-bloat-t2998294
Rakuu said:
Battery popup is popuireciever in titanium backup, freeze it to stop the message.
Sent from my Galaxy S5 using XDA Labs
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Thanks a lot
It works
Kdio said:
Hi yash92duster
I've got both freezed by Titanium Backup
You may also debloat them.
com.samsung.android.qconnect
com.samsung.android.app.galaxyfinder
Battery popup I don't have on my Note5 Ported ROM but probably is coming from Smart Manager.
Good luck and nice regards.
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The following doesn't exist in titanium backup
" com.samsung.android.qconnect
com.samsung.android.app.galaxyfinder "
:crying:
I found S Finder 4.0.73 & Quick Connect 3.0.6914363 and freezed them and it wont work when sfinder or qconnect is pressed
but they aren't hidden in notification drawer
How to hide them from notification drawer ???
I use FireFDS Xposed module to remove SFinder and QC, and it will disable the cover warnings too
http://repo.xposed.info/module/sb.firefds.firefdskit
- Hide Quickconnect and SFinder bar
- Hide cover warnings
Debloat script kills the battery cover warnings also (works fine for MM)
http://forum.xda-developers.com/gal...pt-galaxy-cleaner-lollipop-debloater-t3156010
*Detection* said:
I use FireFDS Xposed module to remove SFinder and QC, and it will disable the cover warnings too
http://repo.xposed.info/module/sb.firefds.firefdskit
- Hide Quickconnect and SFinder bar
- Hide cover warnings
Debloat script kills the battery cover warnings also (works fine for MM)
http://forum.xda-developers.com/gal...pt-galaxy-cleaner-lollipop-debloater-t3156010
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Thanks a lot
FireFDS Xposed module works perfect☺
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To completely disable and hide the S-Finder and Quick Connect from the system and even on the Notification Pull-down do the following:
- With a filemanager go to system/etc/permissions
- Here rename com.sec.feature.findo.xml in com.sec.feature.findo.xml2
- Reboot
Make sure you are rooted, that's it. No need for Xposed, the module or any other additional apps.
Unless you are already running Xposed, and then you might as well just install a module, which does way more than just disable that one thing
Paolonicus said:
To completely disable and hide the S-Finder and Quick Connect from the system and even on the Notification Pull-down do the following:
- With a filemanager go to system/etc/permissions
- Here rename com.sec.feature.findo.xml in com.sec.feature.findo.xml2
- Reboot
Make sure you are rooted, that's it. No need for Xposed, the module or any other additional apps.
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Works like a charm on my Samsung Galaxy S5, Marshmallow, root, thanks.
Paolonicus said:
To completely disable and hide the S-Finder and Quick Connect from the system and even on the Notification Pull-down do the following:
- With a filemanager go to system/etc/permissions
- Here rename com.sec.feature.findo.xml in com.sec.feature.findo.xml2
- Reboot
Make sure you are rooted, that's it. No need for Xposed, the module or any other additional apps.
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Thank you very much! Works great.
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Paolonicus said:
To completely disable and hide the S-Finder and Quick Connect from the system and even on the Notification Pull-down do the following:
- With a filemanager go to system/etc/permissions
- Here rename com.sec.feature.findo.xml in com.sec.feature.findo.xml2
- Reboot
Make sure you are rooted, that's it. No need for Xposed, the module or any other additional apps.
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Another +1. Thanks. Repped.
Hi,
After receiving an OTA update I my phone got updated to May security patch.
As we all know, after this we are unable to download apk's in order to update the apps due to package conflicts etc etc.
I think I found a easy workaround that ad been working, at least for me, always I needed. Just finished updating 7 apps.
They procedure is ad follows:
1. Download the app (I always use apkmirror)
2. Go to Samsung File Manager/My Files and create a shortcut of the app to your Home screen
3. Go to settings > lockscreen & security
4. Disable all lockscreen securities
5. Reboot phone
6. Install all apps by clicking on the shortcuts you created.
After this you can enable lockscreen securities again.
That's it, easy as that!
Please share your experiences to see if also work for you.
Djuganight said:
Hi,
After receiving an OTA update I my phone got updated to May security patch.
As we all know, after this we are unable to download apk's in order to update the apps due to package conflicts etc etc.
I think I found a easy workaround that ad been working, at least for me, always I needed. Just finished updating 7 apps.
They procedure is ad follows:
1. Download the app (I always use apkmirror)
2. Go to Samsung File Manager/My Files and create a shortcut of the app to your Home screen
3. Go to settings > lockscreen & security
4. Disable all lockscreen securities
5. Reboot phone
6. Install all apps by clicking on the shortcuts you created.
After this you can enable lockscreen securities again.
That's it, easy as that!
Please share your experiences to see if also work for you.
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how often? Does not work with the new update
Not working for me too
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It's working flawless on my device.
Are you sure you followed the steps correctly?
olafsand said:
Not working for me too
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Same here
Yea I already tried this a while back, seems to work for some, not others
That said, there are some apps that will still install on mine with the April patch that also caused problems, the latest TouchWiz Home installs fine, and so does the latest Gallery
I think the problem is with the apps not the security patch, as previous versions would not install, latest versions will
Maybe some apps are not compatible with the update you are running until they are also updated
I tried to update several apps but I wasn't able. Seems like this method is not working for me anymore....