Location of downloades apps from the market - Desire General

Hi 2 all!
Does anybody know where the downloaded apps from the market are stored? Will they be deleted after the installation?
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Chris

There stored in /cache/
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AndroHero said:
There stored in /cache/
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its only until stored until the installation is running? Because now my cache folder is emypt!

Yeah somtimes i find the odd .apk in there though, anyway if you want the .apk for an installed app, just grab it from /data/app/
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Or use something like estrong app manager to to backup all your apk
Then you gave easy access to them whenever you need them

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What can I delete?

Right I have just been looking through the files on my SD card and noticed theres loads me files I have no idea what view are. My question is are all the important system files in the data folder? I'm on MIUI data2ext Rom so obviously its on my SD card. For example I i go into file manager and there is 3gb me stuff in the misc folder. I have no idea what all that is in there but it doesn't seem to be the data stuff.
Thanks
I'm not sure as to your system files as I've never used that rom. But I've read an been told that SD/lazylist folder can get quite big but is safe to delete as needed.
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Thanks for the reply. But I don't have that folder?
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Can anyone help me please.
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I am sure, nobody understands why you want to delete these files. Tell us.
Because I have 3gb of files that don't seem to be important. All I want to know is what files can't I delete in terms of the system files?
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tbaxter08700 said:
Because I have 3gb of files that don't seem to be important. All I want to know is what files can't I delete in terms of the system files?
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I'd be careful deleting data files directly. 3GB sounds like a hell of a lot, so I'd take a look through the application listing in Settings > Applications and see what's taking up so much space. Doesn't hurt to clean up here and there anyhow if you're careful

[Q] How do i put files into my xperia arc internal memory?

Hi, i wanted to put a file in the internal memory of my xperia arc~ Cause the game said i have to put the APK file in the internal memory in order to run
Can anyone teach me how to do so?
zhihao4456 said:
Hi, i wanted to put a file in the internal memory of my xperia arc~ Cause the game said i have to put the APK file in the internal memory in order to run
Can anyone teach me how to do so?
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Open settings>Applications >manage>go to your game/app and then click move to phone
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nexus2515 said:
Open settings>Applications >manage>go to your game/app and then click move to phone
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No... I have to put the APK installer file into internal memory... Not after installing.... Is b4 installing
In the basic sense of the question, it means just put the APK "NOT" within the sdcard or any folders under it. I think this only possible if you're rooted.
In any case, I wonder why there's such requirement. APK is just an installer and even in the sdcard level it should work or run. Then when you install, default is the app will be placed in the INTERNAL memory. That should be what you wanted.
Maybe tick the unknown sources option if its not already?
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jtdc said:
In the basic sense of the question, it means just put the APK "NOT" within the sdcard or any folders under it. I think this only possible if you're rooted.
In any case, I wonder why there's such requirement. APK is just an installer and even in the sdcard level it should work or run. Then when you install, default is the app will be placed in the INTERNAL memory. That should be what you wanted.
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tried, doesn't work~ so i suspect i have to put the APK file manually into the internal memory~ i have done rooting using zergRush way~
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1320350
but i still copy and paste the APK file from SDcard into internal memory using Astro File Manager... so how?
rkanwar said:
Maybe tick the unknown sources option if its not already?
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rkanwar said:
Maybe tick the unknown sources option if its not already?
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have done it from the beginning... but is still not working~
zhihao4456 said:
but i still copy and paste the APK file from SDcard into internal memory using Astro File Manager... so how?
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I suppose that's what i will do also even if doing so sounds strange. If still don't work probably its a bad apk. Try it on another device or look for another source.
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test using titanium, so you can integrate the game to system, it can work maybe
For what purpose?
i have a *ahem" game called "Spectral Souls"....
but i can't install~
You can put it to system/app with Root Explorer if a install from sd card doesn't work.
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Thanks.... Problem solved using Root Explorer~

Deleting HTC Widgets from internal memory

Is there a way that you can remove certain HTC Widgets from the phone to free up some of the memory? Can I use es file manager and go to /system/app and just delete apk's from there or will that cause problems? Thanks
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If you've rooted, yeah you might be able to do that. I think you'd need to root to access the system files (not sure, don't know about phones just thinking logically) and then it should be possible.
Rooted - File Explorer - System mount - delete those Files with the ending widget.
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Yes you can.
I would use titanium backup.
And backup before deleting so if you run into issues you can restore individual apps.
Although es file will do just fine, just make sure in the es settings to give root access and mount file system.
matt5eo said:
Rooted - File Explorer - System mount - delete those Files with the ending widget.
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You just beat me to it lol
Alright, perfect. Thanks a lot.
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Sorry for bringing up an old thread but it's kinda relevant.
I tried installing a few additional widgets through HTC Hub. The downloads were successful but the install wasn't. And this took up some (large actually) amount of space off my internal.
So, what do I delete and from where to get rid of these unwanted files? I don't really care about it not being installed, just don't want it bloating up my memory space. Thanks in advance, and I apologize if this has been answered elsewhere.
I'm sorry but Bump.
Any help would be appreciated with the above issue?
They should be installed to
/system/app. if your are using apps2sd with your Rom, look under /system/sd/app. Just look for the name of the widget u downloaded and delete it from there. I use es file explorer. U must go into its settings and allow root explorer and mount, to be able to do this. Also try wiping your dalvik cache in cwm.
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Delete unwanted files and folders under sdcard directory

hi, under my sdcard directory i can see 2 android folders. one is "Android" and the other is "android". is this a redundant folder? Should i delete one of them? Or are there really 2 "android" folders in jelly bean. And also can i safely delete hidden files left by uninstalled apps, those that starts with "." as in "sdcard/.doubletwist" . I have uninstalled doubletwist long ago and i just found this out lately. Is is safe to delete ./doubletwist then?
thanks
mrm43 said:
hi, under my sdcard directory i can see 2 android folders. one is "Android" and the other is "android". is this a redundant folder? Should i delete one of them? Or are there really 2 "android" folders in jelly bean. And also can i safely delete hidden files left by uninstalled apps, those that starts with "." as in "sdcard/.doubletwist" . I have uninstalled doubletwist long ago and i just found this out lately. Is is safe to delete ./doubletwist then?
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Do not delete either of them or some apps will lose data and could lose apps installed on the sdcard. Also as I tell everyone I helpout checkout my forums at android-developers.froumatic.com
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nathansuchy said:
Do not delete either of them or some apps will lose data and could lose apps installed on the sdcard. Also as I tell everyone I helpout checkout my forums at android-developers.froumatic.com
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ok thanks
nathansuchy said:
Do not delete either of them or some apps will lose data and could lose apps installed on the sdcard. Also as I tell everyone I helpout checkout my forums at android-developers.froumatic.com
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There are no apps on the "sdcard" on a gnex. I would delete the .doubletwist directory. I only have an Android folder but I would look at file modification dates in both folders to see if one wasn't being used. JM2C
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[Q] Folder removal

Is there an app that will remove folders for apps that not installed on the tablet?
Just use any file manager and delete the folder
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z0phi3l said:
Just use any file manager and delete the folder
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I was more looking for something that would remove all of the folders that are not being used with any installed app. With my luck, I would remove a folder that was important and cause more issues.

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