Multiple Wallpaper Issue

[tprophit]

So, I just got the Edge Plus, and was happy with how easy it was to set up. Using same ADW launcher configuration, and multiple wallpaper for my 7 screens as I've used for my last several phones.
Them, I downloaded a trial version of the Black Theme from Samsung theme store. Once the trial period ended, I did not buy, as I didn't like the fact I could not use my wallpapers with the theme (rest of the theme was great tho...).
Now, multiple wallpaper app is not working. If I go into settings, display, wallpaper, and select multiple wallpaper it says application not installed (When problem first occurred, I un- and re-installed app, got the 'unfortunately, Multiple Wallpaper has stopped working' message. I've wipe date, and cache, and, cache partition in recovery mode. I'm puzzled, and annoyed, because it worked flawlessly the first time, and trying a theme apparently broke multiple wallpaper.
Any suggestions appreciated.
Thank you,

New: I just tried the GoMultipleWallpaper App It is installed, I can open it, edit it, etc. But when I go to settings, display, wallpaper, and select GO multiple wallpaper it says application not installed. So it's not the app, it's the phone not recognizing the app...

 

[tprophit]

Problem solved. Package disabler stopped all bloatware, including live wallpaper picker. Enabled it, all working fine now.

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[Racer_X_]

Problem solved. Package disabler stopped all bloatware, including live wallpaper picker. Enabled it, all working fine now.

Sent from my SM-G928V using XDA Free mobile app

Could you give some info as to where Package Disabler is and how to use it to fix the problem so others can use the solution as well?

 

[tprophit]

It's available in Playstore. Well worth the couple bucks it costs.

 

[Racer_X_]

It's available in Playstore. Well worth the couple bucks it costs.

Ok, thanks. Still would have appreciated hearing what you enabled, disabled, etc. to get your problem fixed. I found a different workaround though.

 

[tprophit]

I enabled live wallpaper picker, which had been disabled by the disable all bloatware function.
This was at least a year ago, so don't remember much more than that.

 

[Racer_X_]

Ah, ok, now I see. Once you had installed package disabler, that program interfered with your wallpaper program. So once you enabled that app (or all apps, not sure), then it started working again. Or something like that. Ok, got it, that helps- thanks!