The app is not deleted. No rooting required, but you have to grant admin privileges to the app.

How to turn off the auto-updates in SAMSUNG Galaxy J2 Pro SM-J210F?

Like 1. I am so upset that number one I downloaded a new app camera and used google play to do it. Once I did that I started getting all these darn alerts about apps wanting to update. Drives me absolutely nuts!!!! Wish I never downloaded that camera app. Number two Also since I updated to Lolypop I have other issues with the darn phone.

I should have left it be. I hate dealing with all this stuff as I have enough to do already. I even try to disable an app and it still goes and tried to update itself; what the heck? Day Trayor: Thanks for the reply. Much appreciated. Unfortunately I was looking for a simple "step by step" in the phone settings where I can deactivate this "update" crap like in app manager. I don't want it to update any apps. Every time I look at my phone I see i have updates available; my lord, when will it end. You state "no rooting required" - i have no idea what you mean by that; sorry.

Also I have no clue how to give an app admin privileges.

I am dumb when it comes to this stuff. Originally Posted by Dan Traylor. Well all I know is about 2 months ago I was instructed to use Google Play to download a new camera app because the one on the phone was confusing me.

Steps may slightly differ according to the model you are using and the Android OS it is running. Restart your device to refresh all previously loaded background processes and try opening the app again. If you're continually receiving an error message saying that a particular System App keeps crashing, try clearing the cache and data. Follow the below troubleshooting steps to locate your system apps and clear the cache and data accordingly. Please ensure that your mobile device is not lacking storage space.

If your device does not have sufficient storage space available, this may lead to running apps to crash. Remove any unnecessary files or unused applications to free up space on your device via Device Care. The Cache Partition is a section of the device that saves temporary files, logs and data from various apps and the Operating System of the device. It can also save files from previous Software versions, so clearing the Cache Partition will resolve issues on devices that have recently had a Software Update. A wrong move in Android Recovery Mode could potentially damage the Operating System of the device and render it unusable.

If none of the above steps have resolved the problem for you, please get in touch by phone or Live Chat to find your closest Service location.

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Further remedies may be available in store. Search for the nearest Samsung Service Centre's in your area. Android Forums. Two Wire Lurker.

Feb 13, 5 1 6. I have a new Samsung S4 on which I would like to turn off the updates. I have done a search and do not find any options in the app manager under Play Store that matches these described in the searches I have found dealing with this issue. I have an ATT phone.

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Help here would be appreciated. AeolianReflex Android Enthusiast. Jul 20, 73 63 Male Southern California.