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[Galaxy Note5 General] ahtr:
[MENTION=4246110]rlsroufe[/MENTION] can u help me guy?

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[Galaxy Note5 General] rlsroufe:
I think someone just answered this. I think newest update of app removed ability to disable KNOX so you won't see them anymore. That's the only thing I can come up with. I don't use the app anymore myself since I am rooted.
[Galaxy Note5 General] mcdavid:
FYI: Thought I posted this earlier. But, the app will still work while rooted. Even easier than the dirty flashing solution I first posted is the following: Backup the working app in TIBU before rooting. After rooting, restore the app in TIBU. Works perfectly.
[Galaxy Note5 General] rlsroufe:
Yeah I know. Too late for me. Already wiped device a few times already. Thats ok, I have a pretty flow going with Titanium backup and filters, and I can uninstall the apps I know I will definitely never use.
[Galaxy Note5 General] FTuzson:
I stopped being lazy and found the problem. If anyone else runs into this issue then just make sure SnsImageCache is enabled.
[Galaxy Note5 General] pjwr2004:
I disabled all of the packages listed in the XML but now I'm having trouble using Shealth. I've enabled the package but when I open it, it says, "All applications associated with this action have been turned off or blocked, or are not installed. To turn on the disabled applications, go to Settings> Application Manager, then tap the disabled applications tab. Select an application from the list, then tap Turn on." Any ideas on what packages I need to enable exactly? Please help! Thanks :)
[Galaxy Note5 General] rlsroufe:
Have to enable s health and health service. Has to be done in the app.
[Galaxy Note5 General] 0xDFA:
if you want phone status to display Official (from status screen), you must not disable sysscope.apk, this apk is responsible for checking phone status (and also on boot up, the "custom" splash screen)
[Galaxy Note5 General] peab0dy:
Anyone have a list of the most memory intensive, least important (for app and system functions) things to disable? I'm talking barebones here, quite a few on the basic list I don't want to disable and quite a few that I'm not sure how important they are.
[Galaxy Note5 General] ballaz:
Also looking for the app that controls this mechanism.
[Galaxy Note5 General] rlsroufe:
Have yall tried enabling the wallpaper apps like com.Android.wallpapercropper, com.sec.Android.wallpapercropper2, live wallpaper picker, and wallpaper compression?
[Galaxy Note5 General] pratik_193:
[MENTION=4246110]rlsroufe[/MENTION] - i used your extreme package, but now i am not able to enable power saving mode, which app is responsible for this?
[Galaxy Note5 General] rlsroufe:
Not sure. Should work. Worked fine for me when I was using the app and works fine now with most of the same things disabled with titanium. May need to do some detective work or switch to basic XML.
[Galaxy Note5 General] ballaz:
Did that to no avail. Maybe doing that plus a restart will cure it.
[Galaxy Note5 General] whatnow275:
Theme store does not work after re enabling everything :( wont let me DL any, not sure why
[Galaxy Note5 General] pratik_193:
I figured it out, disabling settings receiver was causing this..
[Galaxy Note5 General] rlsroufe:
Cool. You figured out what that app is for. Never figured that out. Thanks.
[Galaxy Note5 General] Hrodriguez77:
Try enabling easylauncher and rebooting. This worked for me.
[Galaxy Note5 General] pratik_193:
[MENTION=4246110]rlsroufe[/MENTION] - one more thing, when i try to edit any contact, the contacts app FC's. which app is responsible for this?
[Galaxy Note5 General] nadejo:
Question there is a full port of note 5 for the s6 do you think this will work on that rom on the s6?
[Galaxy Note5 General] rlsroufe:
Not sure. Haven't encountered that problem. Tried to replicate it freezing some apps, don't see that. Sorry.
[Galaxy Note5 General] pratik_193:
Sory bro, had some duplicate & corrupt contacts, cleaning them solved it...

Thanks any ways
[Galaxy Note5 General] ky3bmu4:
guys,

which app in the disable list is responsible for stock samsung keyboard? I want to try it since I'm having issues with all my fav keyboards (fleksy and swiftkey) and I don't like google stock.

PS I searched the thread for keyboard word w/o success and did the same in the disabler list.
[Galaxy Note5 General] rlsroufe:
Search doesn't work well. Scroll down to Samsung keyboard.
[Galaxy Note5 General] aaisish:
I used the updated one, and now i lost all of my features in camera? surround shot selfie alarm etc, they are unchecked but when i went to camera, mode, it just shows auto and download. :(

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can someone help me!
[Galaxy Note5 General] rlsroufe:
Updated what? All camera features should work if you used either of XML files from first post.
[Galaxy Note5 General] Jmgilliam16:
Turned data off button

I used the basic list posted. I'm trying to turn data off but I just have the slider to monitor or warn about data usage. There is no button to turn on or off. What turns that back on? My list under data usage starto with turning on/off the warning option.
[Galaxy Note5 General] aaisish:
sorry, i enabled and the redisabled the bloat ware and it appeared. i think i might of clicked on something accidentally. thanks!
[Galaxy Note5 General] aukhan:
Anybody encountered this error what I am facing right now I am on ketans rom.

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[Galaxy Note5 General] neeloor2004:
This normally happen because of your internet connection issue. Try on 3g and WiFi. Are you using any other tool to disable packages ? any antivirus ? VPN? firewall etc ...
[Galaxy Note5 General] aukhan:
FAQ

SAYS IT WON'T WORK ON ROOTED PHONES. MAY BE THAT'S THE REASON.

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[Galaxy Note5 General] daffie:
Hmm...my Note 5 is rooted and Package Disabler seems to work fine.
[Galaxy Note5 General] neeloor2004:
It depend on the method you used to root, if you flash with custom ROM etc... it may not work
[Galaxy Note5 General] Nosferatu.:
weird little glitch but what is responsible for "fast charging"?

I plug in the fast charging cable it usually will just say cable charging. If I quickly then unplug and plug it back in voila it's "fast charging". I don't want to overly wear out the connector having to do a double connect/disconnect to get it working but any thoughts?
[Galaxy Note5 General] danon.brown:
It won't work ever if you installed on a rooted phone. The license needs to activate before the phone is rooted. Once activated the app will work after root. The license is checked only once.
[Galaxy Note5 General] b4u2:
Will the basic package interfere with system settings? When I was using 'Play Books" and reading a book the screen would "recycle", go black then come come back on. I then wanted to check and see if there was an update for my Note 5 system and when I go to "System updates" it says Settings has stopped. Any suggestions?

I disabled all options and it came back so it is disabled in basic package.
[Galaxy Note5 General] eventheodds1:
[MENTION=5132493]aukhan[/MENTION]

Would you be so kind to as to send me the filter list of tb? As a text file? :)

Thank you
[Galaxy Note5 General] kenshihimura:
Wow, this is great! It's very helpful! Big thanks to TS! It would be great as well if there's a description on what each services/software does :D
[Galaxy Note5 General] 0xDFA:
you know of any other useful apps that dont require root other than adguard and package disabler?
[Galaxy Note5 General] mrlooolz:
OP Nice work! I am still page 17. My first android and I am totally new. But Just I got to page 17 and I wanted to say nice work man. You really shine some light for normal users like me :) I will report back once i disable everything and finished reading through the 70 something pages

I ran the basic list file and enabled what I wanted. will try it out. How ever I still have 1.4 GB used. is that to much?
[Galaxy Note5 General] GB1978:
Has anyone used non root greenify with package disabler pro on their note 5?

I have it installed and am using it, I was just wondering other people's experiences.
[Galaxy Note5 General] b4u2:
When I look at my data usage it shows Adguard as using data. Is this normal? Verizon seems to inflate data usage when compared to other providers so I need less data usage not more.
[Galaxy Note5 General] rlsroufe:
Yes. Adguard routes all your browser traffic through the local vpn set up by the app.
[Galaxy Note5 General] rlsroufe:
Sorry guys, I must be slow. I forgot you can attach zip files on xda. I attached zip files for my rolling screenshot of my disabled apps and the actual xml file to the original post.
[Galaxy Note5 General] danon.brown:
Had to get a quick charge while testing twrp at work but the phone will definitely go the distance. This was from [MENTION=4246110]rlsroufe[/MENTION] the the list yesterday.
[Galaxy Note5 General] Droski:
I seem to have gotten rid of cell standby by turning of wifi pop ups, wifi notifications, and wifi always scanning. Cell standby seems to be the biggest drain on these phones so far. Googling claims it's a bug. I'm currently at 14hrs on battery with 6% sot. Hope this helps people who know more than I do about batteries to diagnose and get us more efficient.
[Galaxy Note5 General] xtrandrix:
After reading tons about cell standby battery drain problem I came across this solution on Reddit. I just preformed this task and will be testing today to see if any changes took affect.

The fix was this:

1) turn off phone

2) hold volume up, home button, power button until it boots into recovery

3) wipe cache partition

4) reboot

5) turn*ON*advanced calling

Verizon Note 5 64gb
[Galaxy Note5 General] Djapatos:
How much impact having real poor reception have on your battery? I think being stuck at work for 8 hrs in Edge or barely just 4g, not lte.. Is part of my problem
[Galaxy Note5 General] Goronok:
Poor reception is a big factor, especially as you jump to HSPA/LTE.

Try changing your connection type to 2G only for a day at work (Settings -> mobile networks) and see how big of an impact it makes. GSM uses less power at lower signal strengths. Obviously your cell data will be slow/non-existent.. not sure how much that matters to you.
[Galaxy Note5 General] matt.b.powell:
So for me I found the issue... I had disabled EVERYTHING listed in here and done all the *fixes* to no avail. Killed the Facebook app today and I am looking at 3+hours SoT at 60% battery. (I turned FB off in the low 90's%) I have played a few games, watched a few youtube videos and so on. My idle time has shot through the roof.

For those that don't want to get rid of FB app like I didn't, just use chrome and set a icon for Facebook on your desktop then its like an app. Then I set up my notifications to be emailed to me. So I basically have the FB app (and I don't have to have a separate Messenger app) without needing another app on my phone and without the draining issues.
[Galaxy Note5 General] rlsroufe:
Yes the Facebook is a known battery killer. All kinds of processes running in the background. I use the website also. That's a good idea putting the link to the website on the home screen.
[Galaxy Note5 General] rlsroufe:
Will update post and xml file later but 'tuiservice' is OK to disable. Was afraid to disable it for a while because it was part of the group i disabled that put me into a boot loop and had to factory reset and wipe everything to get out of it. Found out its something related to KNOX so its OK to disable. All that stuff has to go.
[Galaxy Note5 General] gsxcorey:
rlsroufe: You did a hell of job with this. I'm 4.5 hours into my day with some use and at 89%.
[Galaxy Note5 General] falcons2:
Rlsroufe just imported your XML file. Can't wait to see the results I get. I did however re enable a few of the apps I used. Shouldn't make much of a difference.
[Galaxy Note5 General] Djapatos:
Trying this as my last resort.. I think they only big factor left is the fact I have crappy signal at work.
[Galaxy Note5 General] cashyftw:
Removed the face book app a little earlier, already seeing an improvement lol
[Galaxy Note5 General] elosogrande7076:
Once you downloaded XML file, how did you get the program see it? I cant get it to import the XML file to disable the apps.....any idea?
[Galaxy Note5 General] danon.brown:
Put it in storage/emulated/0
[Galaxy Note5 General] elosogrande7076:
Thats the thing, it is already there. When I go back into the program, I have tried the Import from XML and Export to XML and both options do not remove the bloatware.
[Galaxy Note5 General] falcons2:
I extracted it from the zip and moved it to device storage.
[Galaxy Note5 General] rlsroufe:
You may have a file you already exported that is there. These are the steps: Delete whatever xml file you have in /storage/emulated/0. Download the file, make sure you unzip the file, then move it to storage/emulated/0. Then go into app and import xml file. Don't export or you will generate another disabled packages XML file without anything in it.
[Galaxy Note5 General] matt.b.powell:
Definitely will be interested to see your results

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For me its been night and day. Glad to hear thats working for you too.
[Galaxy Note5 General] elosogrande7076:
Thats exactly what it was. Thank you. Though I think I might have created an issue. I did not have another home launcher set and after succesfully importing your file I think it disabled Touchwiz home; therefore I can not select another app or have a home screen.....any idea how i can reenable it or get to my internal sdcard to install nova launcher?

Never mind, I was able to fix everything...thanks everyone
[Galaxy Note5 General] mrlooolz:
I got 6 hours SOT with the Basic XML testing again today
[Galaxy Note5 General] b4u2:
So is that additional data? If I removed Adguard would the data be less but I get stuck with the ads or would the data usage be the same?
[Galaxy Note5 General] rlsroufe:
No same amount of data or less since it goes through vpn to pull out all the ads.
[Galaxy Note5 General] mrlooolz:
RLS roufe, can you give me some expectations like SOT and how much ram I should be using?
[Galaxy Note5 General] b4u2:
What else are you doing? Mine is at 3 hours 14 minutes(SOT).

Battery 19% 3 hours left supposedly

Time on 10h 28m

Cell standby 33%

Screen 13%

Android System 9%

Android OS 5%

Snapchat 4%

Media Server 2%

Power saving mode is off

Auto backlight.

I'm using basic xml
[Galaxy Note5 General] ambervals6:
This is the most ridiculous thread in the history of xda... to all the noobs out there, disabling apps does not improve your battery life. Turning off auto sync, no push notifications, good reception is what gives you better battery life.
[Galaxy Note5 General] LiL_Assassin:
Lol. I'm going go sink to your level for just a minute. It does if an app causes wake locks. Runs when it shouldn't. Things like maps, hangouts. Facebook and messenger. You can greenify the last two, but things in general can be replaced with better software. That goes for anything really. I'm running greenify/PowerNap. And I get 0.3 drainage in standby and I use about 8% p/h while heavily using my device.
[Galaxy Note5 General] JasonJoel:
You are right that the things you mentioned improve battery.

But, so does keeping unnecessary things from running in the background taking up cpu cycles.

So I don't know if you are trolling, having a bad day, or just being a jerk - but please take it elsewhere.
[Galaxy Note5 General] garyd9:
That's an interesting statement. By itself, it's technically accurate.

However, it's also wrong.

Let's take an example app.. umm.. One of my favorites is an AT&T (carrier) app that "suggests" wifi hotspots. Now, disabling that app, technically, doesn't by itself do anything for battery. On the other hand, when it's disabled, it doesn't run (as a service), and having it NOT running as a service means that it's not constantly waking up the device to check your location, to check available wifi AP's, etc. Oh, and it's also not using data to send analytics back to AT&T.

So, while it's technically accurate to say having it disabled doesn't save any battery, it IS accurate to say "having it NOT be enabled is saving battery."

Personally, I'd prefer to just say "disabled" instead of "having it not be enabled." I'm kind of lazy like that. It's also close enough to accurate for forum work.

On the other hand, disabling a completely passive program that has no service, never wakes up on it's own, and that you never use anyway wouldn't save any significant amount of power. (An argument could be made that having the icon present in the app drawer drains additional power to draw and for the user to scroll past it.. but that would be a completely insignificant amount.)

Of course, you could also turn off auto-sync, turn off the NFC and bluetooth, turn ON airplane mode, power down the phone, and hide it in a drawer. That would save even more power. The reality is, however, that people can't control if they have good or bad reception, and many carry these devices to use them and get those push notifications. So, we work in those bounds.
[Galaxy Note5 General] ambervals6:
Android is intelligent and after a couple of days usage of the phone, it lets those apps die without keeping them running, once it notices that you don't use them. But I guess let these noobs like the ones above fool themselves into thinking that battery life improves because of this app. Pretty good publicity for the developers of this app.

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is okay, not your fault that you are ignorant. spend some more time around android and you will learn one or two things ;)
[Galaxy Note5 General] garyd9:
That is NOT a true statement. If an apk has a service component, it will run regardless of if you manually run any associated Activity or not. In fact, a large percentage of the "bloat" on samsung devices are services ONLY with no Activity. (For those unaware, an "Activity" is the UI component.)

Android will happily run those services as they are configured to run regardless of if a human "uses" them or not. As far as Android is concerned, the fact that they are configured to run based on whatever events (timers, net change, screen on/off, etc) is all the "use" they need.

Added to that, a significant number of services go through great pains to ensure that the OS can't kill them off. That includes restarting themselves. The ONLY way to get rid of some of them is to disable them from the system (or just delete them - though I prefer disabling when possible.)

Seriously, if you are going to pop in here preaching what you think is right and wrong, and calling those who disagree with you "ignorant", please take the time to do the research first. In this case, YOU are incorrect, and your ignorance of how android services work in the Real World is showing...
[Galaxy Note5 General] LiL_Assassin:
Mate I have been on android since the first milestone from Motorola came out, if you are unaware of the facts that some apps have wake locks and removing said apps. Or at least limiting them. You *can* get better battery. Some apps aren't coded properly, or could just be a problem in general. Some phones run different things better in some cases. If you are just trying to start stuff, well done. But there's two sides to this. Yeah android learns not to use the apps. But in the mean time it could be causing a wake lock and /or service that drains your battery, if you don't use it and you have root. Why not make some space and install things you actually want?
[Galaxy Note5 General] ambervals6:
Good luck gaining battery life by simply disabling apps, ignorant.

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You might have been even since before WWI, but thing is that people keep getting frd with idea that by buying this apk and disabling some apks gives them better battery life. That is a big b.s. this apk doesn't even disable the bloatware.
[Galaxy Note5 General] garyd9:
enough. If you want to debate things, that's great. If you want to have your opinions, that's fine too. When your response to reasonable and factual statements is just throwing around names, please find another forum to troll.
[Galaxy Note5 General] mrlooolz:
I am still waiting for RSL to reply but I just ran the package Basic one and re-enabled what I use., how ever today o my second charge of the phone I have made it to 45% with only 3 hour of SOT. Will wait for RSLrou to reply.

I am more concerned with my RAM usage. I have 1.8Gb almost all the time even with the Basic XML, any thought why?

Also today my cell standby time is consuming really high. I did not notice it yesterday, when I went to sleep. How ever yesterday my battery dint drop at night. Today it did alot? any thought?

I did read through all 80 pages but it is a lot to take in

Edit: I dont have wifi calling or any of that anyways because of carrier :/
[Galaxy Note5 General] ApriliaM3:
He's busy looking for one...
[Galaxy Note5 General] JasonJoel:
Actually, no it doesn't. It only does that for apps that are launched by the user. Background services continue to run forever whether the user clicks on them or not.

I think you don't fully understand how android works in this level of detail, although you are inferring you do...
[Galaxy Note5 General] GB1978:
That's all this dude does. Comes in, berates everyone, acts like a complete ignorant idiot and spoils the whole thread. Just ignore him and he soon goes away. I just wish we could block him easily
[Galaxy Note5 General] b4u2:
I'm on wifi like 99% of my normal day so why is my SOT only about 3-4 hours? Should I just turn off mobile data when I am on wifi since i can't really get a cell signal anyway? Would it save some battery not looking for cell coverage?
[Galaxy Note5 General] garyd9:
yes, even if you are not using mobile data, if you have a really weak signal, the phone will struggle to find a better signal. In your case, airplane mode with wifi turned on would probably increase your battery usage. However, then you'd be unable to get a phone call...
[Galaxy Note5 General] luckylui:
Anyone know what the "Hotspot apk" is named in the applications drawer? I can't seem to find it.. I am on the T-Mobile Note5

Trying to remove it using Root Explorer or TB
[Galaxy Note5 General] GB1978:
I wonder the exact same thing. Doesn't show up with the other t-mobile apps that I want disabled with package disabler pro.
[Galaxy Note5 General] garyd9:
It appears that you're using nova launcher. If so, I think you can press/hold on the launcher icon to get a little menu with one option being "app info." If you select that, it should pop you over to the page for the app in the application manager. That should reveal the actual application name. From there, you should be able to type that application name into a search box in TiBu to find/freeze it.
[Galaxy Note5 General] luckylui:
I will try that. I am currently on TW stock Rom. I just can't find this apk anywhere! Hopefully it's not embedded into system.. I will try it out with Nova and see what I find :)

Thank you!

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... my dreams are crushed on removing this apk. Nova Launcher points to settings.apk :(
[Galaxy Note5 General] garyd9:
Okay, so it's built into settings. It's probably just a shortcut to a specific page within settings, so there's nothing additional to freeze. Just hide the icon (if you're using nova... not sure if TW launcher allows hiding icons) or create a folder of "rarely used stuff" and stick it in there (along with other... well.. rarely used things.)
[Galaxy Note5 General] mrlooolz:
on my third charge my performance got worse. Even though i havent installed anything new. My SOT time went from 6-7 hours to 3 now. I think Id like to do a cache research. do i have to enable everything from package disable pro before i do it?
[Galaxy Note5 General] rlsroufe:
Nope.
[Galaxy Note5 General] GB1978:
Is anyone using non root greenify with this app? To help control certain apps like fb, IG etc etc