Titanium backup restore not moving/working

[jamers76ers]

Okay, so I got me a Galaxy Y about a week ago, and bought a titanium backup Pro. I rooted my phone to uninstall google talk and social hub, But i accidentally removed the calendar. when i use titanium backup the restore doesnt progress. something like a box appears saying restoring app calendar 2.3.6 and a circle spinning on and on, i waited for about an hour, tried googling the problem.

so far i got solutions saying to change the App processing mode to auto,indirect. but still no result.

anyone please help, i know its not a big deal but it is for me. answers would be much appreciated.

by the way i did not flush it with roms or anything. just rooted it installed Titaniumbackup, chainfire, root uninstaller and adfree.

 

[Mr. Lucky]

Do not freeze or remove Google Talk, as it will likely cause you to have issues downloading from the Market. Ref: https://support.google.com/androidmarket/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=1067233&topic=1100168&ctx=topic

As to the problem restoring Calendar, you may very well have a co-dependency missing (as in the case with Talk/Market). I think your best bet is to defrost or restore everything (including services you may have frozen), and start over... one by one.

 

[jerofld]

Or reflash the stock ROM. Android generally doesn't like it when you remove one of it's core apps. And while you may not particularly care for the calendar app, I believe the services it maintains control all event notifications (like appointment scheduling).

And, like Lucky pointed out, uninstalling certain services can effect services you actually do use. If you don't want Gtalk, you can tell it to not auto log you in.

Also, unless you're really hurting for space, I'd recommend just freezing apps rather than uninstalling them. Most services can be restored from a freeze easily, but to be reinstalled after being deleted is a bit trickier.

 

[iowabowtech]

Flash a rooted, stockish rom in order to get them back, surely one must exist for your device. I'm not sure what recovery you use but a nandroid restore or similar might be an option as well, if you made a backup prior to app removal.