Extra applications. How to remove a program on Android

The Android operating system comes pre-installed with a wide variety of programs that are not needed. However, these special developments consume RAM smartphone, take up internal memory, use update traffic, and also drain the battery. All this especially affects the functionality of budget gadgets that don’t have much memory anyway. It is very easy to get rid of all useless software, but there are also situations unexpected for the user when this turns out to be impossible. In this article, we will look at how to remove an application from Android if it is not removed.

How to remove a pre-installed application from your phone?

In order to eliminate standard developments from a smartphone, you must have Root rights (administrator rights). Without it, it is impossible to uninstall any pre-installed software - you can only disable it, but it will still remain in memory. You must obtain administrator rights using special software products.

Method No. 1 - “KingRoot”

You can use “KingRoot”. In order to obtain superuser rights, you must perform the following actions:

• Download and install “KingRoot”. It will automatically detect the model of the device you are using, as well as whether you have administrator rights.
• Click on Try to root and wait for the process to complete.

Important! Once the process is complete, the device may reboot. It's quite normal.

• Now the user has administrator rights and can uninstall pre-installed software.

Important! Before uninstalling useless software, you need to backup all data using the popular “Titanium Backup” development. This procedure will save you from a lot of troubles in case of deleting system developments that are forbidden to be touched.

“KingRoot” allows you not only to obtain administrator rights, but also to uninstall any third-party software. In addition, it has a number of useful functions.

How to delete unnecessary applications on Android using “KingRoot”:

• Launch “KingRoot”.
• In the main menu, go to “Uninstall programs”.
• Go to the “Built-in” tab, which is responsible for pre-installed software.

Important! The “Custom” tab contains all the software that was installed by the user of the device.

• It is necessary to identify all unnecessary software products and tick them.
• Tap on the “Delete” button.

Important! This process must be carried out very carefully so as not to accidentally eliminate important system developments that could affect the functionality of the device.

Method number 2 - “Root Explorer”

This method involves the installation and use of any third-party conductor. Let’s use the most popular development “Root Explorer”. How to remove standard applications on Android using “Root Explorer”:

1. Download “Root Explorer” in “ Play Market”, install and run it.
2. Go to the /system/app folder, which stores all installed software products.
3. Identify useless developments and tick them.
4. Tap on the trash can icon on the bottom line.
5. Confirm deletion and wait for the process to complete.

Method number 3 - “Titanium Backup”

To uninstall pre-installed software You can also use the “Titanium Backup” development. It has great functionality, and in addition Reserve copy data, allows you to eliminate useless software.

How to delete unnecessary programs on Android using “Titanium Backup”:

• Download “Titanium Backup” from the “Play Market”, install it and run it.

Important! If after startup a message about the system configuration appears, then you need to follow the instructions, go to the specified path and disable “USB Debugging”.

• In the main menu, go to the “Backups” tab.
• Identify the extra software and click on it.
• In the menu that appears, tap on the “Delete” button.
• Confirm uninstallation and wait for the process to complete.

Method No. 4 - “ES Explorer”

Very often, “ES Explorer” is already installed on Android, so there is no need to download any additional special developments. In order to eliminate useless software using “ES Explorer”, you need to perform the following actions:

1. Launch “ES Explorer”. If it is not installed in advance, then you need to download it from the Play Market.
2. In the upper right corner, tap on the “APPs” button.
3. In the window that appears, go to the “Installed on device” item.
4. In the upper left corner, tap on the “menu” button.
5. Activate the “Root Explorer” item by moving the slider to the right.
6. When prompted to obtain administrator rights, you must click “allow.”
7. Return to the list of pre-installed software, mark the extra one.
8. In the window that appears, tap on the “Uninstall” button and confirm the action.
9. Wait for a message indicating that the uninstallation was completed successfully.

The process is complete!

Method No. 5 - “Root App Deleter”

In the process of eliminating pre-installed software, a special development “Root App Deleter” will help. How to remove unnecessary programs on your smartphone:

• Download, install and run “Root App Deleter”.
• Go to “System Applications”.
• Select “Pro” mode.
• In the list that opens, click on the useless software product.
• In the window that appears, click on the “Uninstall” button.
• Allow granting administrator rights.
• Confirm uninstallation.

Important! If the process is successful, a message will appear indicating this. If an error occurs during uninstallation, the system will notify you about this and give you a choice: forcefully delete or cancel this process. Select forced deletion and click on “No. 1”.

• Unused software has been uninstalled from internal memory smartphone.

Method number 6 - “Root Uninstaller Pro”

The development of “Root” can help in eliminating pre-installed software Uninstaller Pro" In order to complete the process of uninstalling useless software, you need to perform the following actions:

1. Download, install and run “Root Uninstaller Pro”.
2. Tap on the “Accept” button and confirm the license agreement.
3. In the list that opens, identify unclaimed software and click on it.
4. In the window that appears, allow administrator rights.
5. Tap on the “Delete” button.
6. Wait for a message about successful uninstallation.

Important! Special development of "Root Uninstaller Pro" before the uninstallation process software product suggest making a backup. This will help eliminate problems in the future if suddenly this program turns out to be systemic and affects the functionality of the smartphone.

Method No. 7 - “Removing system applications”

To eliminate third-party software, you can also use the special development “Removal system applications" How to remove an application from Android if it is not deleted:

1. Download, install and run “Remove system applications”.
2. After launch, grant administrator rights to this special development.
3. In the list that opens, identify useless software and tick it.
4. Tap on the red “Delete” button.

Method No. 8 - “Easy Uninstaller Pro”

To uninstall pre-installed software using “ Easy Uninstaller Pro”, you need to perform the following actions:

1. Download, install and run “Easy Uninstaller Pro”.
2. In the list that appears, find unclaimed software and tick it.
3. Tap on the green “Delete” button.
4. Wait for a message about the successful completion of the process.

Important! The special development “Easy Uninstaller Pro” does not even require administrator rights, which greatly simplifies the uninstallation process.

Method number 9 - “CCleaner”

The popular and well-known device cleaning software “CCleaner” can help with uninstalling pre-installed software. How to remove an application from Android if it is not deleted:

1. Download, install and run “CCleaner”.
2. In the upper left corner of the display, click on the button and select “Application Manager”.
3. Go to the “System” tab.
4. In the list that opens, identify the useless software product and tick it.
5. Tap on the “Delete” button.
6. Allow development access to administrator rights.
7. After starting the smartphone, the uninstallation process is completed.

Method No. 10 - “Debloater”

To eliminate third-party software from Android, you can use a computer. The special development “Debloater” is suitable for this process.

Important! “Debloater” is only compatible with Android devices with operating system 4.0 and higher. That is why this uninstallation option is absolutely not suitable for older versions.

How to remove an unnecessary application on Android using a PC:

• Download, install “Debloater” on your PC and run it.
• Download and install ADB drivers for your smartphone model on your PC. This is necessary so that the computer can recognize the device.

Important! Usually everything necessary drivers are installed automatically after connecting the Android device to the PC.

• Go to the Android settings and go to the “For Developers” tab.
• Enable USB debugging.
• Launch the “KingRoot” program on your smartphone.
• Tap on the “Manage Root Rights” button.
• Opposite “ADB Program”, click on the “Request” button.
• In the line that appears, tap on “Allow”.
• Go to “Debloater” on PC. This program should have successfully recognized the smartphone.
• In the upper left corner, click on the “Read Device Packages” button and wait for the process to complete.
• IN open window A list of all installed software products will appear. Check the box for unclaimed software.
• Check the “Remove” box and click the “Apply” button.

Done, third-party software has been removed from the Android device!

Important! This method is the most complex, so you should use it only if all the previous ones did not help.

How to remove installed applications?

Over time, a lot of unnecessary software accumulates in the memory of an Android device. This significantly slows down the performance of the device and consumes battery power. Moreover, these properties appear even when software package not running. That is why unnecessary programs must be constantly uninstalled.

Uninstall via main menu

Most simple method Elimination of useless software is removal through the main menu. How to remove an unnecessary application on Android:

1. Go to the main menu of your smartphone.
2. Find a shortcut to an unnecessary software product and hold it with your finger for a few seconds.
3. After this procedure, a small menu should appear at the top of the display, where there will be a “Delete” item with a trash can icon.
4. Without releasing your finger from the shortcut, move it to this item and release.
5. Confirm the uninstallation of the special development and wait for the successful completion of this process.

Important! After eliminating a program, you must use special software to clean it up. operating system android, because uninstallation still leaves a lot of unnecessary files in the memory. The most popular program is “ Clean Master”.

Uninstalling via Application Manager

To eliminate third-party software, you can use the application manager. To do this you need to do the following:

1. Open the main menu and go to “Settings”.
2. Select “Application Manager”.
3. Go to the “Downloaded” tab, as it displays all installed software products.
4. Identify unclaimed software development and click on it.
5. Click on the “Delete” button.
6. Done, useless software uninstalled.

Important! If you need to free up the internal memory of your Android device, but not erase special developments, then you can simply move it to a memory card. To do this, instead of the “Delete” item, you need to click on the “To SD memory card” button.

Removal via PlayMarket

In addition to the main menu, you can also liquidate unclaimed software through the application store. “PlayMarket” provides the opportunity not only to download and install, but also to uninstall programs.

How to remove an unnecessary application on Android:

1. Launch “PlayMarket” and wait for it to load.
2. Go to the “Games and Applications” section.
3. Select “My apps and games”. This is where the list of all installed programs on this Android device is located.
4. Find useless software and click on the “Delete” button.
5. Confirm uninstallation and wait for the process to complete successfully.

Removal via file manager

You can also eliminate unclaimed software using a file manager. The standard program is “ES Explorer”. It is pre-installed on most smartphones. In order to get rid of third-party software, you need to do the following:

• Open the file manager and swipe to the right.
• Go to the “Tools” section.
• Click on the “Root Explorer” item.
• Grant Superuser rights.
• Hold your finger on the “Root Explorer” item in order to configure the ability to edit partitions and files.
• In the menu that opens, select “Connect as R/W” and check all the boxes in the “RW” column.
• Go to the internal memory and go to the “/system/app” folder.
• Mark the file of a useless software product with the extension .apk.
• From the context menu that appears, select “Delete”.
• In addition to the .apk file, you must also eliminate the file with the same name and extension.ordex, if there is one.

Important! In the Android operating system 5.0 and higher, all installed system developments are divided into separate folders. This is why you need to select and delete the entire folder.

Now you know everything about how you can remove unnecessary and standard applications on Android. Keep your smartphone clean, and then you will no longer have to deal with its slowdowns and incorrect operation.

It seemed to me that uninstalling programs on Android is an elementary process, however, as it turned out, users have quite a few questions related to this and they concern not only the removal of pre-installed system applications, but also those simply downloaded to the phone or tablet over time its use.

Easily remove apps from your tablet and phone

To begin with, about simply deleting applications that you yourself installed (not system ones): games, various interesting ones, but no longer necessary programs and other things. I will show the whole process using the example of pure Android 5 (similar to Android 6 and 7) and a Samsung phone with Android 4 and their proprietary shell. In general, there is no particular difference in the process (the procedure will also not differ for a smartphone or tablet on Android).

Uninstalling applications on Android 5, 6 and 7

So, in order to delete an application on Android 5-7, pull top part screen to open the notification area, and then pull the same again to open Settings. Click on the gear icon to enter the device settings menu.

Select "Applications" from the menu. After that, in the list of applications, find the one that you want to remove from the device, click on it and click the “Delete” button. In theory, when you delete an application, its data and cache should also be deleted, but just in case, I prefer to first erase the application data and clear the cache using the appropriate items, and only then delete the application itself.

Uninstalling applications on a Samsung device

For experiments, I only have one, not the newest one. samsung phone with Android 4.2, but I think on the latest models the steps to remove applications will not be much different.

1. To get started, pull down the top notification bar to open the notification area, then tap the gear icon to open Settings.
2. In the settings menu, select Application Manager.
3. Select the application you want to remove from the list, and then remove it using the appropriate button.

As you can see, removal should not cause any difficulties even for the most novice user. However, not everything is so simple when it comes to system applications pre-installed by the manufacturer that cannot be removed standard means Android.

Removing system applications on Android

Every Android phone or the tablet when purchased has a whole set pre-installed applications, many of which you never use. It would be logical to want to remove such applications.

There are two options (not counting installing alternative firmware) if you want to remove any system applications that cannot be deleted from your phone or menu:

1. Disable the application - this does not require root access and in this case the application stops working (and does not start automatically), disappears from all application menus, however, in fact, it remains in the memory of the phone or tablet and can always be turned on again.
2. Delete a system application - root access is required for this; the application is actually removed from the device and frees up memory. In case others depend on this application Android processes, operating errors may occur.

For novice users, I strongly recommend using the first option: this will avoid possible problems.

Disabling system applications

Done, the specified application will disappear from the menu and will not work. In the future, if you need to enable it again, go to the application settings and open the “Disabled” list, select the one you need and click the “Enable” button.

Uninstalling a system application

In order to remove system applications from Android, you will need root access to the device and a file manager that can use such access. As far as root access, I recommend finding instructions on how to obtain it specifically for your device, but there are also universal simple methods, for example - (however, this application is reported to send some data to its developers).

Of the file managers with Root support, I recommend the free ES Explorer (can be downloaded for free from Google Play).

After installing ES Explorer, click the menu button at the top left (not included in the screenshot), and turn on the Root Explorer item. After confirming the action, go to settings and in the APPs item in the ROOT rights section, enable the “Back up data” items (preferably to save backup copies of deleted system applications, you can specify the storage location yourself) and the “Uninstall apk automatically” item.

Once all the settings are done, just go to the root folder of the device, then system/app and delete apk system applications that you want to remove. Be careful and only delete what you know can be deleted without consequences.

Note: if I'm not mistaken, when deleting system Android applications ES Explorer also clears associated data and cache folders by default, however, if the goal is to free up space on the device's internal memory, you can first clear the cache and data through the application settings and then delete it.

While using an Android smartphone or tablet, the user is faced with the need to remove unnecessary applications. Consider 4 simple ways how to delete an application on android. Let's find out why some files remain after uninstalling programs, how this affects the operation of the device, and how to clean up unnecessary system junk.

Method 1: Uninstalling applications from Android via Play Market.

The Google Play application store serves not only to install but also remove programs. To do this you need to perform a number of simple steps:

1. Open Play app Market on your smartphone or tablet.
2. In the upper left corner, click on the button in the form of three stripes.
3. In the window that appears, select “My applications and games.”
4. Open the application and click on the delete button.

Main advantages:

• An easy way to remove apps from your phone.

Main disadvantages:

• To operate the Play Market, you must have a mobile or wireless Internet connection.
• You cannot delete multiple applications at once.
• Programs installed from unknown sources are not displayed.

Method 2: Uninstalling applications on Android through the application menu.

The standard way to remove unnecessary applications on Android in a few clicks is from the application menu. To do this you need to open the menu with installed programs, hold down the shortcut, and then move it to the trash can icon at the top of the screen. The system will ask you to confirm the action, after which the application will disappear.

Note!

Only shortcuts to applications are removed from the desktop, and programs remain in the system. The exception is shells, where the desktop and application menu are combined.

Main advantages:

• Remove applications from your phone in three clicks.
• No internet or Google services required.

Main disadvantages:

• There is no way to remove several unnecessary applications at once.

Method 3: Uninstalling applications from Android through the settings menu.

Another simple way to remove applications is through the settings menu, where the user can also clear the cache, data, stop and disable programs. To do this, you need to open the appropriate section of your smartphone or tablet and select “Applications”. Next, select the unnecessary utility from the list and click the appropriate button in the window that appears.

It is worth noting that stopping the program is a temporary measure, and if necessary, the operating system will load the program into memory again. And system applications cannot be deleted without root rights (administrator rights), so all that remains is to disable the application. The program will disappear from the application menu, but will continue to function if necessary for the operation of the operating system.

Main advantages:

• To delete, you do not need internet or a Google account.
• A way to stop and disable programs. Ability to clean and delete the application.
• Data about busy place on disk.

Main disadvantages:

• Batch deleting applications is not supported.
• You cannot delete the standard application, even if you get root.

Method 4: Uninstalling applications from Android through third-party programs.

The depths of the play market contain many utilities for working with applications. For example, the program AppMgr III Performs batch clearing of cache or data of installed applications, moving to a memory card, as well as deleting applications. And if you give the utility root rights, then deletion and movement occurs in one click, which significantly saves time. And, for example, Titanium Backup can freeze and restore any applications, which is useful after resetting to factory settings.

Main advantages:

• Batch application management.
• Option to clear cache.
• Ability to work without the Internet.
• Ability to delete system applications on Android, provided you have root rights.

Main disadvantages:

• Free software is limited in functionality or contains advertising.

Cleaning residual files

Some applications leave residual files (system junk) after uninstallation. Typically these are log files, empty folders, data backups, or caches. In total, such data takes up some space in memory and also reduces the performance of the device. There are two ways to clean system debris: manually or automatically.

To manually clean, you need to open the file manager. Then check the internal storage partition and the Android\data or Android\obb folder. Afterwards, delete empty folders and files remote applications. This method requires more time and experience from the user, but the likelihood of accidentally deleting important files is lower.

To take advantage of automatic cleaning of system debris, download and install the Clean Master or CCleaner application for free. Select the junk cleaning option, wait until the scanning process is completed and decide to delete the files. This method simple and less time-consuming, but has a higher risk of deleting useful data.

Video instructions for removing an application from Android d

Manufacturers of smartphones and tablets - Samsung, Sony Xperia, etc. - installed and continue to install many unnecessary applications in their versions of Android 6.0, 5, 4.4, 4.4 2, and even 2.3 6 directly at the manufacturer - they are integrated into the system as standard.

Often these pre installed applications superfluous, and their presence in the system would not be superfluous if they did not work in background, that is, they did not use part of the RAM, which affects the efficiency of the device.

Removing such “junk” applications requires access to the root of the system - superuser rights, then you will have access to all necessary directories and files.

Only Android uses by default account with fewer options, the result is that system damage is highly unlikely.

An ordinary user can delete it himself installed files, but those that belong to the system are system ones, the usual way will not work on any of existing versions android: 7.0 Nougat, 6.0 Marshmallow, 5.1 Lollipop, 5.0 Lollipop, 4.4W KitKat, 4.4, 4.3 Jelly Bean, 4.2, 4.2.1, 4.2.2, 4.1, 4.0, 4.0.3, 4.0.4 Ice Cream Sandwich, 3.2 Honeycomb, 3.1, 3.0, 2.3, 2.3.3, 2.3.4 Gingerbread, 2.2 Froyo, 2.1 Eclair, 2.0.1, 2.0, 1.6 Donut, 1.5 Cupcake, 1.1 Banana Bread, 1.0 Apple Pie.

In general, buying a smartphone or tablet is almost no different from buying a new computer - you need to clear the system of pre-installed ones by the supplier standard applications, the usefulness of which is questionable.

The standard way to remove installed applications on an Android tablet or smartphone

For this tutorial I used a Samsung Galaxy smartphone running Android 6.0 OS, but the procedure in others, for example 5.1, is similar in all respects, so you should not have problems.

The easiest way to remove an app from your Android smartphone or tablet is through the settings, so let's get started.

After gaining superuser rights, you can easily completely remove preinstalled files.

NOTE: I recommend deleting Google root applications via .

Everything written above has one drawback - root rights are very easy to obtain on Android up to version 4.4, and those above are more difficult and even more dangerous, but there is a way out - you can remove Google applications through a computer without root rights.

How to disable the google application even all at once via a computer

If the files you downloaded are easily deleted in any version, then working Google root files will undoubtedly cause difficulties, especially in version 5.0 and higher.

Then download the Debloater program and enable USB debugging on your smartphone or tablet - who doesn’t know, .

You can disable everything at once - check the boxes next to unnecessary ones. Immediately after this, the “Apply” option will appear on the top left side and if you click on it, the selected files will begin to disappear.

That's all, now you know how to remove / disable applications, including Google system ones on all versions of Android.

NOTE: if something doesn’t work out, please leave a comment - the answer will not be delayed. Good luck.

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1. Next, select the application you want to disable.

1. If this program supports the shutdown function, you will see the corresponding button. Just press it.

1. Next, select the item marked in the screenshot from the pop-up menu.

1. Programs disabled in this way are not deleted: they simply stop until you run them yourself.

Attention! When you disable the standard software using the described method, the updates that were installed on it will be automatically deleted.

Program "Remove system applications"

Next we move on to using a third-party software. The first application on our list will be “Uninstall system applications”. You can download it at Play Store, which is exactly what we will do now.

1. Go to the Android application store and write the name of the program in the search bar. As soon as the desired result appears in the results, click on it.

1. Install the program by tapping the button marked in the screenshot.

1. We allow access to location, multimedia, Wi-Fi and other functions.

1. The download of the program we need will begin. Since its size is small, it will not take much time.

1. So, the download is complete, so let’s proceed directly to working with the application.

1. At the first launch, we will need to provide the same Root rights that were mentioned in the introductory part of the article. Click the button marked in the screenshot.

1. A list of all applications, including system ones, will open. We check the boxes that we want to delete and press the button marked “2”.

1. We will be warned that we have identified applications that are important for the operation of the system. Think twice if you see such a message. In our case, everything is correct, so click “Yes”.

1. The removal process will be completed in a matter of moments.

Ready. The program will disappear from your smartphone at the same moment.

Let's consider another option, which, if it differs in some way from the first, is only appearance. We will also download the program from the Play Market.

1. We begin to write the name of the utility in the search bar of the Google store and, as soon as our program appears in the search results, tap on it.

1. Next, press the familiar green button.

1. Allow Easy Uninstaller all required permissions.

1. We are waiting for 5 MB to be downloaded from the network and installed on our Android.

1. We go to the home screen and see a new shortcut in the form of a trash can. This is exactly what we need.

1. In the list of programs available for removal, mark one or more items and press the button marked “2”.

1. Once again we confirm our intentions by clicking on “OK”.

That's all. The application or applications will silently disappear so that they no longer burden our phone.

CCleaner

Here's another one interesting option. Surely, few of you knew that the well-known program for cleaning the disk and phone storage is capable of removing pre-installed applications. Nevertheless, it is true. Below we will show how it works.

1. In the same way as in previous cases, we are looking for the application in the Play Market.

1. We install it by pressing the familiar button.

1. We are waiting for the download of all the files necessary for CCleaner to complete.

1. Let's launch our cleaner. Today it will act as an uninstaller.

1. So, when the program opens, go to its main menu. To do this, click the button with the image of three horizontal stripes (marked in the screenshot below).

1. In the menu that slides out from the left side, click on the “Application Manager” item.

1. A list of installed and system software will open. To begin the removal procedure, click on the icon with the image of a trash can.

1. And again we are warned that if we thoughtlessly “demolish” the standard software, we can easily “kill” our operating system, which, unlike a computer, is not so easy to repair. If you understand this, you can continue. Click the button circled in the picture.

1. Mark the programs or games that need to be uninstalled and tap on the “Delete” button (marked with the number “2”).

After this, the program, game or their combination will be removed from Android.

Via file manager

This option for removing unnecessary applications from Android differs from the above. Here we will do everything ourselves, while the previously described uninstaller programs worked in automatic mode. So let's get started.

1. We will use one of the best file managers. This is ES Explorer. Let's download it using Google Play.

1. Click the button labeled “Install”.

1. We allow the application all types of access that it needs to function properly.

1. The program is downloading. Since it “weighs” a little more than 10 MB, it will not take up much of your time.

The application is installed and ready to use. Next we will look at how to remove standard programs. Launch the tool.

1. Open the main menu of ES Explorer. We have marked it in the picture below.

1. Now we need to allow our file manager work with operating system components. To do this, enable the “Root Explorer” function using the trigger marked in the screenshot.

1. Naturally, in this case we will need to provide the program with Root rights.

1. When access to the firmware files is allowed, return to the main ES Explorer screen and go to the menu.

1. Next, we need to go to the “Device” directory. This is ours file system, and not the file system of the drive, but the system disk or firmware.

1. So, to uninstall the same application, you need to erase files from several places. Let's visit the first one first. Go to the “system” directory.

1. Then open the “app” folder.

1. In Android 5 and above, you will see application folders. They contain APK files. In more earlier versions operating system they will be located here without directories. One way or another, we need to delete the selected application with or without a folder. To do this, click on the object and hold it until the button marked “2” appears.

We confirm our action by tapping “OK”.

So, we have cleared the first path, let's move on to the second.

1. We return to the root directory of the firmware and go to “data”.

1. Then we open the “app” directory and “remove” all traces of the unnecessary program.

1. Go to “data” again.

1. We go to the directory marked in the picture below and delete the data of the unnecessary program from here.

That's all. The method is one of the most complex and dangerous for the OS. We recommend using it only for people who are well versed in the topic.

We are gradually moving on to another option for removing pre-installed Android applications. This time it will be another utility called Root Uninstaller. Let's look at how to work with it.

1. In the old fashioned way, go to the Play Store and enter the name of the tool in the search bar. When the desired object appears in the search results, tap on its icon.

1. Click the button marked in the screenshot.

1. We wait for the installation of all the necessary files to complete.

1. Go to the home screen or menu and select the application you just downloaded.

1. As in other cases, we will need to provide access to the operating system files. Otherwise, nothing will work.

1. When the program opens, we will see a list of all third-party and standard applications, as well as, if any, games. Tap on the one that needs to be removed.

1. An additional menu will open with several options.

Identification of the various buttons:

• Freezing. The application or game is blocked: it does not occupy RAM and does not load the processor. However, the occupied disk space is not freed and the program is not removed;
• Delete. The application is completely removed from Android;
• Backup. Created backup copy, which, in case of failures, will help correct the situation and restore what you deleted;
• Reset. The software is cleared of all updates and data received during operation.

There is also a number additional functions not particularly important to us.

1. As soon as we click the delete button, a warning will follow in which we will need to confirm the action taken. In order to do this, click “OK”.

Attention! To ensure data safety and guarantee stable system operation, be sure to use backup tools before deleting each program!

From the name of this program it is clear that it requires superuser privileges to operate, although they are required for our entire list. So, let's look at how to work with Root App Deleter in more detail.

1. The first thing we will need to do is download the application to our phone. To do this, we will use the Google Play store. Enter the name of the program in the search field and select the desired result from the results.

1. On the Root App Deleter home page, click the familiar button labeled “Install”.

1. The program “weighs” only 700 kilobytes. This is very little, especially compared to competitors.

1. So, the list of uninstallers has been replenished with a red icon, click on it.

1. There are several tiles in the main menu of our application. We will work with the uninstaller. Click on the item marked in the screenshot.

1. Next, we will be asked to select one of the program removal modes. This could be a newbie that automatically creates a backup copy of the existing software before uninstalling it. There is also an expert mode in which programs are deleted immediately and irrevocably. Choose the algorithm that suits you.

1. As a result, a list of programs available for removal will appear. We will uninstall the most unnecessary of them. By at least, in our opinion. Click on the application name.

1. Since this is beginner mode, there is no delete button, but there is a disable button. This way we can test the operation of the system and, if everything is fine, we will remove the software completely in expert mode.

1. As in other cases, you cannot do without Root rights. Tap on “Provide”.

Ready. The program is disabled and no longer consumes phone resources.

Titanium Backup

Next up is the famous backup app. Among other things, the tool can remove any software, and if SuperUser is present, even system software. So let's figure out how to work with it.

1. So, go to Google Play and look for Titanium Backup there. The main thing is to find the Root version. Otherwise, nothing will work. See screenshot attached below.