[Q] Please Help! Uninstalling AT&T apps on rooted HTC Aria

[piyanee]

Hello,

I rooted my HTC Aria this weekend but it looks like it picked to wrong rom and the AT&T apps are still installed. I used Titanium Back Up (full version)phone app to tried to uninstall them but it didn't work. Any suggestions on how to uninstall AT&T apps on rooted Aria running 2.1?

Thanks

 

[djcj14]

Im new to all this unrooting and rooting and roms and all of that but I absolutely hate how ATT puts all of that unusuable crap on the phone and doesnt allow you to remove it

 

[M_T_M]

Moved to HTC Aria specific forum.

Cheers,

 

[zervic]

Search, there's a thread for an alternative method to remove the bloatware. Of course the other alternative is to flash attns liberated or cm6.1 RC1 rom...just do a quick browse of the aria general/aria development...you'll find what you're looking for

Edit: thinice is the author of the aforementioned "alternative method: removing bloatware" thread which is in the aria development subforum. I'd link you but don't think I can using the xda app

Sent From My HTC Aria Using XDA App

 

[eljefe27]

Hello,

I rooted my HTC Aria this weekend but it looks like it picked to wrong rom and the AT&T apps are still installed. I used Titanium Back Up (full version)phone app to tried to uninstall them but it didn't work. Any suggestions on how to uninstall AT&T apps on rooted Aria running 2.1?

Thanks

What Rom did u use?
Did u wipe all data in clockwork?


Sent from my HTC Liberty using XDA App

 

[zedbra]

you can remove bloatware easily enough using SDK Tools.

with Windows OS:
Run CMD prompt, navigate to SDK/Tools folder, then enter the following commands...

"LS" then Enter to list the installed Apps
"RM Facebook.apk" Enter and "RM Facebook.odex" Enter.

im doing this strictly from memory, so it may not be 100% accurate. there is a guide for this somewhere here, but you get the idea

 

[dexmix]

you can remove bloatware easily enough using SDK Tools.

with Windows OS:
Run CMD prompt, navigate to SDK/Tools folder, then enter the following commands...

"LS" then Enter to list the installed Apps
"RM Facebook.apk" Enter and "RM Facebook.odex" Enter.

im doing this strictly from memory, so it may not be 100% accurate. there is a guide for this somewhere here, but you get the idea

1) you have to boot to recovery/clockwork
2) then mount /system and /data
3) Start->Run->cmd
>adb shell
>cd /system/app
>ls -l
>rm com.facebook.whatever


I also had to >rm -r /data/data/com.facebook.whatever
as well as >adb uninstall com.facebook.whatever

to get some of the apps completely off the phone.