ADB AppControl is a software for Windows that makes it very easy to remove any application from the phone , even those that are pre-installed and that the user cannot delete. Not only that: it allows you to clean the ‘boatware’ in a few clicks , you can install APK files and much more.
Android mobiles usually come with a large number of pre-installed applications, many of which are not needed and which, however, cannot be uninstalled . Not even deactivated, phone owners often have to live with unwanted and resource-consuming software. Using ADB and commands you can remove most apps ; a process that the Windows ADB AppControl software greatly facilitates.
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The software in question, developed by Cyber.Cat , facilitates the task of performing different actions using the ADB commands since the software offers a very friendly graphical user interface . With it you can see the list of applications installed on the phone; with the option to manually manage each one or act on a group en bloc.
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ADB AppControl is downloaded from the project website , it is free software (collaborating with the developer unlocks extra functions), it is only available for Windows and it works on computers that already have ADB operating . Therefore, apart from downloading ADB AppControl, you must first install ADB. Without this previous step it will not work.
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How to connect an Android mobile to the computer with ADB
Once you have installed ADB AppControl, and ADB works correctly on your PC, follow these steps to eliminate the applications that you do not want on your Android mobile:
- You must activate USB debugging on your mobile. If you do not have the developer options active, go to the mobile settings, go to ‘About phone’ and click ten times on the build number. Go to development options and turn on USB debugging.
- Open ADB AppControl on your computer, click on the upper language icon to change to Spanish and connect the mobile with the USB cable.
- Accept the permission for USB debugging that will pop up on your Android screen.
- Accept the installation of ACBridge on the phone (if you didn’t already have it installed). This will make it easier for you to identify the installed applications.
- In ADB AppControl the entire list of applications should appear (click on the top update icon if they do not appear): you can select all, the ones you installed as a user and only the system ones. Depending on what you want to delete, choose one or the other list.
- Locate the apps you don’t want and right-click on each one. Then delete them. You can also mark several and delete them en bloc from the side selector marked with a ‘Select’.
- You must be very careful removing system applications: although they do not really disappear from the phone (only their installation), deleting them can cause the mobile to stop working properly. Delete those apps that are safe to delete.
- If you want to remove the ‘bloatware’ in bulk from your mobile, go to the ‘ Verify and remove‘ section of ADB AppControl, on the right side. Mark the level of cleaning (for superiors you have to pay), choose ‘Apply’, specify ‘Uninstall’ from the drop-down and click on ‘Apply’. The software will remove all bloatware, in bulk.
Removing system apps is a dangerous process that can mess up your phone. If you delete an essential app, the mobile will stop working
Deleting system applications is dangerous because the mobile could stop working if the deleted resource is vital to the system . Make sure before removing anything, especially when using bulk bloatware wipe.
