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Application not quitting after uninstall

abhinavm

Newbie
Hi,

I was experimenting with Android development, and created a small application, which puts the phone on silent when theres an incoming call.

It worked fine on my phone, so I also installed it on my friends phone. Though he uninstalled it later, his phone still goes into the silent mode whenever he gets a phone call (after one ring in normal mode).

I searched everywhere, but neither could I find any process nor service of mine running. The application is not present in the "Manage Applications" menu either.

Any idea how I can completely delete the application from his phone and why is it behaving this way ?

Thanks,
Abhinav
 
Hi,

I was experimenting with Android development, and created a small application, which puts the phone on silent when theres an incoming call.

It worked fine on my phone, so I also installed it on my friends phone. Though he uninstalled it later, his phone still goes into the silent mode whenever he gets a phone call (after one ring in normal mode).

I searched everywhere, but neither could I find any process nor service of mine running. The application is not present in the "Manage Applications" menu either.

Any idea how I can completely delete the application from his phone and why is it behaving this way ?

Thanks,
Abhinav


look at taskmanager under package, it should show up there where it can be deleted. if you know the name of the apk file its probably in system/app where it cam be killed using root explorer. if you wrote it and dont know how to kill it........
 
Does the app appear in the menu > settings > applications > applications manager list?

If so, clear data and cache there, then, if the uninstall button is not greyed out, try using that to remove the app.
 
In case it helps anyone, heres how it started working -

Theres an inbuilt application called "Call Settings" on Samsung Galaxy S. He went there and clicked on Clear Data. This solved the problem - it was probably a clash between my Broadcast Receiver and an inbuilt Broadcast Receiver which messed up something.
 
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