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Uninstalling didn't seem to work for me after reboot. If that doesn't work for you, try disabling it: 1. Install your new launcher through play store. (I used
by somethingwitty1 5y ago
Uninstalling didn't seem to work for me after reboot. If that doesn't work for you, try disabling it:
1. Install your new launcher through play store. (I used the Basic Launcher as well).
2. Settings -> Device Preferences -> About. Scroll to "Build" and click on it until it pops up that you are a developer (it will give you a countdown)
3. Settings -> Device Preferences -> Developer options (this was just unlocked in step 2) -> Network debugging (this will let you use adb)
4. Install adb (platform tools) on your computer.
5. adb connect <ip address of your shield>
6. adb shell pm disable-user --user 0 com.google.android.tvlauncher
7. adb shell reboot
Should find yourself in the launcher you installed
Note, I also stopped the google launcher (cleared data/reset defaults)/tested the new launcher in the middle. So if these steps don't seem to work, before doing step 5 try doing those and then retry.
- PostThisTooFast 5y ago"Scroll to "Build" and click on it until it pops up that you are a developer" More bullshit. Google is king of shitty UI.
- 2OEH8eoCRo0 5y agoYou're a lifesaver. Wasn't able to get the 3rd party launcher going by default. Thanks!