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Mattswad
Member
ES File Explorer
Grant Superuser Permission
Root Explorer (near bottom within ES in-app menu)
Uninstall System App
(Worked for me at least)
You may have to repeat these steps once as the first pass will only get rid up the updates to a system app. The second pass should uninstall the app itself.
Grant Superuser Permission
Root Explorer (near bottom within ES in-app menu)
Uninstall System App
(Worked for me at least)
You may have to repeat these steps once as the first pass will only get rid up the updates to a system app. The second pass should uninstall the app itself.
Masterchief87
Android Expert
It sounds like you haven't bypassed the system write protection yet. Check out this thread.
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...Z-sBrs&usg=AFQjCNGxnyGkZW7Hb-Bw_eTcyGlo7gNKHw
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...Z-sBrs&usg=AFQjCNGxnyGkZW7Hb-Bw_eTcyGlo7gNKHw
bfldworker
Android Enthusiast
You need to flash switcher before deleting anything. Why? Someone pissed off the person working on the bootloader unlock. So as it stands we have a rooted phone with a locked bootloader.
ravenslight
Well-Known Member
Y do peeps gotta piss off someone trying to help
bfldworker
Android Enthusiast
I don't know. Some people think they know everything and others don't know what patience is. Either way we are scared until he either releases hit unlock or some adventuresome person figures it out.