If your Android device is packed with apps installed by the manufacturer or phone company but you do not want root to remove them, know that in versions and Ice Cream Sandwich Jelly Bean the system is no simple solution to circumvent this problem: Disable the program. Follow the tutorial and learn how to get rid of this type of application.
Tap the application to be disabled in your
Android (Photo: Playback / Bittencourt Thiago)
Step 1. In the Android menu, access the System Settings.
Step 2. On the screen that appears, tap “Applications Manager”;
Step 3. In the manager, slide your finger across the screen towards the left, until the tab “All”. This tab will display all apps installed on your device;
Step 4. Scroll down to find the application you want to disable. When you find it, tap on its title;
Step 5. In the details of the application, tap the “Disable”. Then immediately displays a warning message stating that disabling internal applications can cause errors in the operation of the system. If you are sure that this does not cause any damage to your device, tap the “OK” button to complete the process.
Step 6. If you want to activate the application again, try it again on the “All” application manager – it will probably be the end of the list. By accessing the app details screen, tap the “Activate” button.
Confirm the deactivation application on Android (Photo: Playback / Bittencourt Thiago)
Ready! Now unwanted programs, although they remain installed on your device will no longer be occupying your menu screen. But be careful with the apps you off: make sure that only games, applications and services operators or manufacturer being caught. Never disable extensions or applications that you do not know for sure.
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