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« on: July 21, 2012, 09:09:52 AM »

<h2>Rooting, restoring system apps, etc...</h2>

Below are some resources I found useful to clean out my phone and also repair when things go wrong.

<h3>Phone Apps</h3><div class="list">
GPS Test - Fix GPS problems by going to settings and hitting "Clear AGPS".  I have no idea why this works but it fixed not being able to locate GPS on my Galaxy Nexus.

Juice Defender - For saving battery by automatically turning off 3/4G when connected to Wifi and turning off both if your screen is off.

Google News and Weather - Original stock app that came with Android 4.2 and below before being removed in 4.3 and above. Luckily can be installed by just running the apk file.

Number Saver - For dialing numbers you have copied (for whatever reason, the default dialer doesn't let you paste phone numbers).

Root Explorer - For browsing to any file on the phone and moving/copying files as needed.

Titanium Backup - For creating backups and deleting bloatware.
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<h3>Web Resources</h3><div class="list">
Files Not Refreshing or Showing on PC - How to refresh the phone cache if files don't show to PC for transferring.

Reinstalling System Apps - Easiest way is to use Root Explorer and locate the files using the phone (instead of command prompt on computer).  System apks for LG/Metro can be redownloaded here.

Restoring LG Connect to Factory - Software solution to restoring the phone to factory/stock build.

Rooting LG Connect - Easy one-click patch to root the phone.

Safely Removable Bloatware - Junk that you can remove without messing up your system.
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« Reply #1 on: December 15, 2016, 10:23:59 AM »

I never had a problem until I did a factory reset, since then it hhas been impossible to get a fix on the gps location
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« Reply #2 on: December 15, 2016, 10:25:44 AM »

You should specify which Android phone. Posts like this make all Androids look like they have crappy GPS. While my Incredible has great GPS signal.

http://www.socialtech360.com/how-to-hide-applications-on-android-hide-android-apps/
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