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Stopping Firmware Updates

Motorhomer

Well-Known Member
My Galaxy S2 is rooted and I keep getting a Samsung firmware update, which fails every time of course.

How can I stop Samsung sending me firmware updates as I have to reboot the the phone every time it tries to update.

Thanks
 
If you are on ICS or higher, you should be able to disable the "app" that checks for firmware updates. Once you do that, it should stop checking for one. If not, you should be able to freeze it with titanium backup pro.
 
If you are on ICS or higher, you should be able to disable the "app" that checks for firmware updates. Once you do that, it should stop checking for one. If not, you should be able to freeze it with titanium backup pro.

I'm on 4.0.4 but I'm not sure which app is the correct one. There's one called Samsung Installer Utility but for all I know that's necessary to install other apps and updates.

I can cancel all auto updates but that's not really what I want.

I do know how to freeze an app using Titanium but once more, I don't know which app to freeze!
 
I just PM'ed another staff member who has a GS2 about the name of it. Should get the answer from him either in him or I'll relay it from the PM he gets back to me.
 
Alright, he said what you want to do is look for the app called "Device Management". Freeze that and then reboot. Let me know if that works.
 
I was wondering how to stop it on the S3. My phone is rooted as well, and it keeps giving me the update which fails.
 
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