You can then search for the package name of the desired application, which can be used in the command line to delete the app.įor example, to remove Realme App Market on Realme phones, you need to type “ pm uninstall –k ––user 0 .” Similarly, to delete the default Oppo music app, you can use the command “ pm uninstall –k ––user 0 .” To know the package name of applications on your phone, simply download and install the App Inspector app from Play Store. The general code is “ pm uninstall –k ––user 0 ” without quotes. You can now use specific ADB commands to remove the bloatware of your choice from your phone. Use ADB Commands to Remove Apps that won’t Uninstall Enter the same code again to be able to use commands to uninstall apps on your Android. Now, type “ADB devices” and see if your device’s code name appears with its serial number in the next line. Press Shift + Right Click and select Open PowerShell Window here. Once ADB is installed, open its directory. You can download the package through these links- Windows, Mac, Linux. If you haven’t done it before, install ADB drivers on your computer. When prompted to “Allow USB Debugging,” check the box next to ‘Always allow from this computer’ and tap OK. Make sure to select ‘Transfer Files’ mode from the notification pane. I’ve gathered up all the information I can find about apps in a waiting state, and put that in one article here: How to update, install, or reinstall iPhone apps in a waiting state.Once you’ve enabled USB debugging, you can connect your phone to PC or laptop using a compatible USB cable. On a related note, I get a lot of comments here about iPhone apps that end up in a “waiting” state after you try to install or update them. How to delete iPhone apps in a “waiting” state I’ll leave you with this humorous tweet by Bill Murray about deleting iPhone apps: Note: It doesn’t look like you can delete the iPhone apps that come pre-installed from Apple. (I assume I will also see some kind of synchronization-related message related to deleting this application the next time I connect my iPhone to iTunes, but I don’t expect that to be a big deal.) You can also delete iPhones apps when your iPhone is connected to your computer and iTunes, but I haven’t been home recently to try that.
If this happens, just press somewhere else off of that icon and then try again. Note that if you press the app icon too hard you’ll end up using its Force Touch or 3D Touch capability. In my case, when I started to delete an iPhone app, I was prompted that I hadn’t backed up my data for that app, but it was no big deal, it was just a free app that I downloaded and installed, but didn’t like.Īfter you’ve deleted the iPhone apps you want to delete, just press the iPhone “Home” button to get the apps to stop shaking. The message may vary depending on the app you are deleting.
When you do this your iPhone should prompt you with some form of “Are you sure you want to delete this app?” message. When this behavior starts, all of your third-party iPhone applications will show an “X” icon in the upper-left corner of their app icon, as shown in this iOS 11 screenshot:Īs it turns out, the iPhone app icons have good reason to appear nervous: you can now do things to them, including moving or deleting them.Īt this point you can delete an iPhone app by pressing that “X” in the upper-left corner of the app icon. (Don’t do a force-press, just press it lightly.) When you press on the icon for a second or two, all of the app icons will appear to get nervous and start wiggling in place. To delete an iPhone app (application), just press and hold the app icon for the app you want do delete. If you want more information, read the steps below for more details on how to delete iPhone apps. You’ll be prompted with an “Are you sure?” message.Press the “X” on the app you want to delete.When all of your app icons begin dancing around, let go of the app icon.Press the app icon for the app you want to delete, and keep pressing it for a few seconds.Here’s a short tutorial on how to delete iPhone apps. When I learned how to move iPhone app icons around, I also learned how to remove iPhone apps. IPhone/iOS FAQ: How do I delete/remove/uninstall iPhone applications?
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