You can learn how to uninstall app updates on the internet.Most phones and apps will not allow you to uninstall an app's updates.If you don't have this option, you will have to uninstall the older version of the app from a third-party source.You should not install apps from third-party sources as they can contain malicious software or harm your phone.You can learn how to uninstall an app and install an unofficial version of it on your phone.
Step 1: Go to the settings app.
There is an image of a gear in the settings app.If you use a different theme on your phone, the image may look different."Settings" is what it always says.
Step 2: You can tap the apps.
There is an icon of squares in a grid at the top of the settings menu.You can see a list of your downloaded and system apps.The menu is simply titled "Apps".
Step 3: You can tap.
The icon is in the upper-right corner.There is a drop-down menu.
Step 4: There is a tap show system.
It's at the top of the menu.The system apps that came with your phone are displayed here.
Step 5: You can use an app.
The apps are listed in chronological order.The application info page will be displayed.You can only uninstall certain apps on certain phones that came pre-installed on your device.
Step 6: You can tap.
The button has three dots.It can be found in the upper-right corner of the page.You cannot uninstall updates if you don't see the button in the upper-right corner.In Part 2, you will learn how to uninstall the app and install an unofficial older version.
Step 7: You can tap on the uninstall updates.
There is a popup asking if you want to uninstall the updates.
Step 8: You should tap OK.
There is a popup in the lower-right corner.This will let you know that you want to uninstall the updates.You can restore the version of the app that came with your phone.You can't go back to an earlier version of the app.
Step 9: You can download the Installer.
There is an app that installs files on your phone.The following steps are used to download and install the app.You can type "APK Installer" into the search bar."APK Installer" can be tapped."Install" is what you'll be able to do.
Step 10: You can download and run Hardware Droid.
To download the right version of the app, you need to know the hardware specifications of your phone.The following steps are used to download and install hardware.You can type "Droid Hardware info" in the search bar.Don't forget to tap below "Droid HardwareInfo."When it is done installing, tap.
Step 11: Take a look at your phone's OS version.
The "OS Version" section of the "Device" tab is where you should note the version of your phone you are running.Your phone's screen size is what determines the DPI.It's a good idea to write them down.
Step 12: The system tab is on the app.
The top of the app has it.
Step 13: Take note of the architecture of your phone.
There are two options, "CPU architecture" and "Instruction sets."If it's a 32-bit or a 64bit chip, you want to know if it runs on an x86 or an ARM chip.If you don't see a 64 mentioned in either option, it's probably not the 64-bit version.You can run 32-bit apps on a 64-bit phone if they are the same type.Arm64 is the most common processor in modern phones.
Step 14: You want to uninstall the app.
uninstall the app completely before you install the older versionIt is possible to install the previous version of the app if you note the current version.To uninstall an app, open it.It's possible to tap on the devices.Go to the app.You can tap.You can tap.
Step 15: Allow the installation of apps from unknown sources.
The following steps can be used to install Unknown Sources apps.Go to the app.You can tap.You can tap in the upper-right corner.The switch is next to Tap.
Step 16: You can open the website in a web browser.
Go to the official website and open your mobile browser.
Step 17: Enter the name of the app with the magnifying glass icon.
The page is in the upper-right corner.Many popular apps have current and older versions so look for the version you want to download.If you don't see the version you're looking for, tap the tab.You can tap the app's.The list includes the newest to oldest.
Step 18: Next to the version you want, tap.
Next to the version of the app you want to download is a down-arrow icon.This will lead you to the download page.
Step 19: The variant number is the version that fits your phone.
Under the "Variant" column, tap the version that meets the specifications you noted earlier for your phone.If the version says "arm" then that's the 32-bit version.You can run 32-bit apps on a 64-bit phone if they are the same type as yours.Pick the "nodpi" version if there is no version that will fit your screen size.
Step 20: You can download the app by scrolling down and tapping it.
The button is at the bottom of the screen.You will be asked to open the file after it downloads.The file can be opened in the My Files app.If you tap, you'll be asked if you want to download the file.
Step 21: Go to the "My Files" app.
The file manager app is the default one.This can be found in the apps drawer on most devices.This could be called "Files" on some devices.This can be found in the apps drawer on the SAMSUNG devices.
Step 22: You can open the "Downloads" folder.
It can be found in the File Manager app.You can see if you have downloaded any apps from the internet.The "Installation Files" folder is for the APK files.You can find your files in the Downloads folder.
Step 23: The app you want to install is in the APK file.
The file extension ends with ".APK".
Step 24: Go to the app and tap Always.
You will be asked if you want to use a program to open the file.You can tap on the icon at the bottom of the screen.
Step 25: Go to install.
There is an installation screen in the lower-right corner.The app will be installed.The app will launch after installation.The first time the app launches, it will ask you to access features on your phone.The app can use the feature it is requesting.
Step 26: You can download and run Hardware Droid.
To download the right version of the app, you need to know the hardware specifications of your phone.The following steps can be used to download and install hardware.You can type "Droid HardwareInfo" in the search bar.Don't forget to tap below "Droid HardwareInfo."When it's done installing, tap.
Step 27: Take a look at your phone's OS version.
The "OS Version" section of the "Device" tab is where you should note the version of your device you are running.Your phone's screen size is what determines the DPI.It's a good idea to write them down.
Step 28: The system tab is on the app.
It is at the top of the app.
Step 29: Take note of the architecture of your phone.
There are two options, "CPU architecture" and "Instruction sets."If it's a 32-bit or a 64bit chip, you want to know if it runs on an x86 or an ARM chip.If you don't see a 64 mentioned in either option, it's probably not the 64-bit version.You can run 32-bit apps on a 64-bit phone if they are the same type.Arm64 is the most common CPU in modern phones.
Step 30: You want to uninstall the app.
uninstall the app completely before you install the older versionIt is possible to install the previous version of the app if you note the current version.To uninstall an app, open it.You can tap the app.You can tap.You can tap.
Step 31: Allow applications from unknown sources.
To install an older version of an app, you must allow your phone to install unknown sources.The following steps are used to allow apps from unknown sources.There is a tap.There is a switch next to "unknown sources".
Step 32: You can open the website in a web browser.
Go to the official website and open your mobile browser.
Step 33: The name of the app can be entered with the magnifying glass icon.
It can be found in the upper-right corner of the page.Many popular apps have current and older versions so look for the version you want to download.If you don't see the version you're looking for, tap the tab.You can tap the app's.You can scroll down to see the newest to oldest.
Step 34: Next to the version you want, tap.
Next to the version of the app you want to download is the down-arrow icon.This will lead you to the download page.
Step 35: You can find the variant number of the version that fits your phone by searching for it.
Under the "Variant" column, tap the version that meets the specifications you noted earlier for your phone.If the version says "arm" then that's the 32-bit version.You can run 32-bit apps on a 64-bit phone if they are the same type.The "nodpi" version will fit all screen sizes if there is no version that matches yourdpi exactly.
Step 36: To download the app, scroll down and tap.
The button is at the bottom of the screen.You will be asked to open the file after it downloads.The file can be opened in the My Files app.If you are prompted, ask if you want to download the file.
Step 37: tap the app you just downloaded to open your downloads folder
If you tap the "Downloads" app in your app drawer, you will be able to access downloads.You can locate the file by tapping it.
Step 38: If you want to install, tap it.
There is an installation screen in the lower-right corner.The app will be installed.The app will launch after installation.The first time you use the app, it will ask you to access features on your phone.The app can access the feature it is requesting.