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Samsung786

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hi i have a problem with my Samsung Galaxy s3 mini
well i install the app called System App Uninstaller ( Which can uninstall all the programs softwares app )
but unfortunately i Uninstall Some Most Important SOftwares And programs of Device
now i got the error
com.android.phone
and
com.android.mms ( when i try to msg some one )
+
keyboard also not appearing so i can't type
+
google app services googe play

is there any software or any app that can recover Device APP ?
im unable to get back them need your help
 
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Do you have a custom recovery, and if so did you make a backup using it before you started fiddling? If the answer to both is "yes" then just go back into recovery and restore the backup.

If (as I suspect) the answer is "no", next time do that before you start messing with system software, as it makes it much, much easier to correct any mistakes.
 
Thanks FOR YOUR Kind Replys

El Presidente
BRo i Try Some APK Recover But Nothing happned These APp not showing the main SOftwares That i Delete
well what is firewares ?

Hadon
Bro Same Ans i Try some Recover Apps

Jfalls63
bro How i able to check the Recycle Bin i mean where is the Recycle Bin ?

Note
is there any PC Software to recover ?
connect with usb cable and recover them or install ?
 
A "custom recovery" is not a recovery app. Those things won't work. A custom recovery is a replacement for the Android recovery program (which is separate from the android OS) which allows you to do extra things, including flashing custom ROMs and making system backups.

But if you don't know this I guess you don't have one. Personally I hate root methods that don't include installing a custom recovery precisely because they leave people vulnerable to this type of problem without the simplest way of fixing it. But if you didn't make the backup beforehands that won't help now.

So your option is probably the one El Pres suggested: find the official firmware (i.e. the full set of system software) for your device and install that. Unfortunately I'm also not a Samsung person, so can't add to what has already been said about how to do that.
 
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*snip* your best option is probably the one El Pres suggested: find the official firmware (i.e. the full set of system software) for your device and install that. Unfortunately I'm also not a Samsung person, so can't add to what has already been said about how to do that.
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Odin is a program that you use with windows.

You have to put the phone into download mode for Odin to see it.
(Button combo varies between devices)

Once the phone is in download mode, you run Odin on your computer and connect your phone to the computer.

If you have the correct drivers installed, you will see COM and a number (usually in blue) in one of the boxes in Odin.

You then want to select PDA and then select the firmware you downloaded.
YOU HAVE TO BE ABSOLUTELY SURE YOU HAVE THE CORRECT FIRMWARE FOR YOUR DEVICE OR IT COULD RENDER IT USELESS (BRICKED)

ODIN IS A VERY POWERFUL TOOL THAT WILL FLASH ANY FILE YOU TELL IT TO. EVEN THE WRONG ONE. BE VERY CAREFUL AND IF YOU ARE SECOND GUESSING YOURSELF, DON'T HESITATE TO ASK FOR MORE HELP

Once the file appears in the PDA slot, press start and wait until it says success and your device reboots.

Once it reboots, you will be completely stock. The first boot could take a while as it rebuilds the caches, so be patient.

Also, if you can provide your carrier, location, and model number it will help locate the correct firmware for your phone
 
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This is the app I have used before
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When you click on it you access menu with upper left arrow
 

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Click on recycle bin and a list of all the apps you deleted should be there
 

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Hopefully your app will be similar and I recommend you reinstall everything. Use titanium backup to first freeze a app you want to delete for a few days and see if it affects your phone. If phone starts acting up, thaw out the app. If all is ok then you can delete. I found out this the hard way. The easy way is to read all you can first.
 
Thanks for your Replys
Jfalls63
i Uninstall the app when it happend btw i reinstall the app ( System app uninstaller ) i check the recyle bin and Its empty nothing founded :(
note :
i download the firmware of my device how do i use it X_X ITs look like MD5 file format

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Samsung786 said:
Thanks for your Replys
Jfalls63
i Uninstall the app when it happend btw i reinstall the app ( System app uninstaller ) i check the recyle bin and Its empty nothing founded :(
note :
i download the firmware of my device how do i use it X_X ITs look like MD5 file format

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Based on the screen shot, I'm going to guess Vodafone is your carrier and you are in Portugal (TCL)
As long as this is correct, and your model number is GT-I8190, this is the correct firmware for you device:

http://www.sammobile.com/firmwares/database/GT-I8190/TCL/

And here is a step by step guide on installing it.

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2159660


Once we get that done, I'd highly suggest installing a custom recovery and making a stock backup so you'll be able to quickly recover if this happens again :)
 
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Samsung786 said:
I already install the Driver no Missing all are done
and my phone in Downloading Mod
Volume up + down Home key + Power button
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Some basic trouble shooting steps are:

Try a different cord

Reboot computer

Reboot phone (back to downloading mode)

Try a different computer
 
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In download mode
you mean Factory Mode Right ?
Edit
when i press these buttons it show
Following Options
1 Full Test
2 Item Test
3 Cleat Report
4 Test Report
5 Version
6 Reboot
There is no Download Mode
 
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bro i try the same method Volume Down + home + power
but every time it show only The Factory Mode there is no DownloadMode
other wise
odin is used to send the MD5 file to phone Right ?
so is there any other tool that can send the MD5 File to phone ?
 
Samsung786 said:
bro i try the same method Volume Down + home + power
but every time it show only The Factory Mode there is no DownloadMode
other wise
odin is used to send the MD5 file to phone Right ?
so is there any other tool that can send the MD5 File to phone ?
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The file should actually be a .tar
I recommend downloading it from the sammobile link above. They have never done me wrong

Are you familiar with abd?

If so we can try to get into downloading mode with the command
Code: 
adb reboot bootloader

You are trying this from a powered off state correct?
 
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