Teach you step by step how to disable mobile phone updates using adb

1. Introduction

Hello, everyone. I’m Coder Zhou Qi Ba. Here’s the thing. Since I like to tinker, I chose an Android phone.

However, the frequent updates of Android mobile phone systems are really a bit overwhelming for me, especially some updates directly shake some of my habits.

What’s even more ridiculous is that I clearly chose to turn off system updates, but at certain times, updates would still pop up.

What’s even more ridiculous is that the update button might be right where your finger usually presses. Ugh…

It was really to let me update the system, let me experience the updated gameplay (mobile phone becomes K), and let me do it in advance (those who understand will understand), it really took great pains.

Haha, just like my phone, in this case, I turned it off, but it still popped up. Oh, it’s always negative optimization. . .

According to current tests, it supports at least vivo, Huawei, Xiaomi and other common models. Generally speaking, any model that can be debugged by adb should be supported.

In fact, the essence is to achieve through some adb, so a visual interface is made in Easy Language to encapsulate these adb commands.

Since my level is low, I use Easy Language. Please don't criticize me if you don't like it.

2. Usage steps

Tool Address

 Link: https://pan.baidu.com/s/1XDkfLsorG4IrY-GGjTRswA Extraction code: x62i Copy this content and open the Baidu Netdisk mobile app for easier operation

Video tutorial: https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1uV411W7o5?share_source=copy_web

2.1 Turn on developer mode and debugging mode on your phone

Before you start, please connect your computer and phone with an original data cable.

The method of turning on developer mode is different for each phone, but the essence is the same.

2.1.1 Turn on developer mode

Generally, find the software version number. Keep clicking and you will be prompted to turn on the developer mode in a few steps.

Generally, you can find the software version number by looking in About Phone .

2.1.2 Turn on debug mode

The above only turns on the developer mode, and debugging also needs to be turned on.

2.2 Disable apps

Software Screenshots

The difference between disable, enable, and delete.

Disabled apps can be viewed in the disabled apps list and can also be re-enabled.

Once deleted, it cannot be restored, just like uninstalling.

2.2.1 View Devices

After completing the above, open the software and click View Device. If it is the first time, it may be a little slow, so be patient and see if the device can be loaded. If it can, it means that the above configuration is successful.

Currently, it only supports connecting to one mobile phone.

2.2.2 Disable mobile updates

In fact, this is not just about disabling phone updates, you can also disable the phone’s system apps. Let’s take disabling system updates as an example.

Then click Disable.

Of course, disabling may not work, it's hard to say, it depends on whether the actual phone has this function. If disabling doesn't work, just delete it.

2.2.3 Disable the browser that comes with your phone

Same as above, open the app you want to ban, click to view the current app package name, and disable it.

The same goes for other system apps.

2.3 Restore disabled apps

Disabled apps can be restored.

Summarize

In fact, the main process is divided into two steps. One is to turn on the developer mode of the mobile phone and start debugging, and the other is to open the software on the PC.

Open the page of the system app you want to disable, check the current app package name, and disable it. If you cannot disable it, delete it.

If you want to restore a disabled app, click to view the disabled app list, then copy the package name into the input box and click Enable.