Ordinary APP changed to system software?

The original poster: Anyview wreaks havoc Views: 338 Replies: 20 Posted in: 2014-10-26 21:45:42
My phone is like a brick, looking for a method, or software that can turn ordinary apps into system apps... I'm begging for help from experts... ps: (Last time I saw a classmate use an app to turn an ordinary app into a system app, and after modifying it, restarting the phone made it a system app. Unfortunately, he went to work and I didn't get his QQ.............)
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Dianfei, using a titanium backup is enough, there's no need to install a bunch of software.
What are you planning to do by doing this?
No, I won't.
Sigh, it's hard to explain in a few words
I used root to delete a lot of system apps, including the system's built-in launcher (home screen), browser, gallery, movies, video player, Google services. Just thinking about these makes me upset.
Looking at the post, bro
Then, ,,, the phone was reset to factory settings, you know, snap, everything's gone,, even setting up a launcher or desktop has to be done by transferring via Bluetooth from others, life goes on like that, sigh,,,,
Backup with Titanium
Where can I download it?
Brothers,,, sympathize with me.... ah...
Thank you, thank you,,,, supporting you
There are forums, try searching on the forums.
I've done this too??
Move the app to the system app folder using RE and change the permissions.
The phone needs to have permissions, then move the app you want to modify to the /system/app/ folder, and then just reboot. You can also simplify the system by operating in the system folder, but be careful not to delete things randomly, as it may brick the device.
Thanks for the answers, everyone. But using the method is too troublesome. The scholar recommends Titanium Backup. I looked for it on this site, and that Titanium Backup requires money, what a rip-off. I searched on Baidu for 'Titanium Backup cracked version, no money needed, very practical, thanks everyone, thanks everyone.'
Lucky Patcher can directly crack the paid features of Titanium Backup, and there is a tutorial on the site. However, this was my oversight; I didn't expect that manual cracking would be required on the site, causing trouble for the original poster.
Root the phone, download Link2SD, which has a function to move apps to the system.
Is the Lucky Cracker downloaded from Baidu okay?
Is this difficult?
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