If you are unable to find out the actual app name from the package name, then you can use the Android app “ Package Name Viewer” on your phone to find out the package name of any installed app.įinally, run the following command within the adb shell to uninstall the app. Pm list packages – to list all of the currently installed packagesĬopy the package name of the app which you want to uninstall and then proceed further. Then run the following set of commands to get a list of the package names of the apps currently installed on your phone. Open a command window or Terminal in your platform-tools folder. Find the package name of the app to uninstall.You can skip this part if using a Linux computer or a Mac. Then enable the switch for “USB Debugging”.ĭownload the platform tools (ADB and fastboot) on your Windows PC. Go to Settings > System > Advanced > Developer Options.

USB Debugging allows you to use ADB (Android Debug Bridge) commands. Now you need to go to Developer Options and enable “USB Debugging”. For example on Huawei phones on EMUI 9, you will need to go to Settings > System > About phone. The location of the build number may vary slightly based on the device, Android version, and Android skin. Then tap 7 times consecutively on “Build number” to enable Developer Options. Go to Settings > About phone on your Android phone. The following steps will help you in uninstalling a system or non-system app from the current user.

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