removing preinstalled apps

[Guest jsuln11]

Anyways, i got a bunch of stock apps (finance, photobucket, ... ) on the latest froyo r3a, which run in the background for no purpose and burn quite a lot ram. If i kill them with Advanced task killer, they just reappear. Removal in the settings is not possible.

Is there any way to remove those unwanted stuff without any terminal OR is there maybe a step by spet guide written anywhere?

thanks,

j.

[Guest Niks10]

Anyways, i got a bunch of stock apps (finance, photobucket, ... ) on the latest froyo r3a, which run in the background for no purpose and burn quite a lot ram. If i kill them with Advanced task killer, they just reappear. Removal in the settings is not possible.

Is there any way to remove those unwanted stuff without any terminal OR is there maybe a step by spet guide written anywhere?

thanks,

j.

I too would like to know this.

I never used photobucket, but keep on running in background.

Even after killing the app, it restarts after some time.

[Guest rjm2k]

Anyways, i got a bunch of stock apps (finance, photobucket, ... ) on the latest froyo r3a, which run in the background for no purpose and burn quite a lot ram. If i kill them with Advanced task killer, they just reappear. Removal in the settings is not possible.

Is there any way to remove those unwanted stuff without any terminal OR is there maybe a step by spet guide written anywhere?

thanks,

j.

If you are running a modded rom the easiest way to remove them is to remove them from the rom zip before flashing (assuming you use clockwork mod to flash and have signature checking disabled).

[Guest Freekers]

Use the search function on this forum, has been discussed many times before

Topic reported.

[Guest BigBearMDC]

Use the search function on this forum, has been discussed many times before

Topic reported.

Exactly. As Freekers said, please use the forum search.

Best regards,

BB

[Guest Skillganon]

I too would like to know this.

I never used photobucket, but keep on running in background.

Even after killing the app, it restarts after some time.

Easy.

On your computer go to the Zip file, double click (dnt unzip) enter system > Apps and delete the neccesary apk files, the ones you want to delete. Dnt delete everything as most of them are essential. Finally Exit.

If you have 2.2 already installed just flash it with the Clockwork recovery mode.

[Guest m_w_clarke]

Cant you use Titanium Backup to force remove them?

As mentioend twice above, this is the method discussed many times before.

[Guest jsuln11]

Sorry, i did some searching, but i guess i just looked in the blade department.

Anyway, as it seems, the reflash is the easiest thing. What do you lose, if you reflash using clockwork (from 2.2 back to 2.2)? Everything i persume?

sorry and thanks for the info,

regards,

j.

[Guest Frankish]

No easiest way is to use Titanium Backup to delete the apps.

[Guest jsuln11]

tnx, i think thats all i need!

cheers.

[Guest Freekers]

And remember to activate the Chuck Norris mode in the preferences.

I hope this was the last time a topic regarding this issue was opened :P

[Guest leetron1]

This might help, too_