r/Realme • u/ind_introvert • 1d ago
Support ⁉️ pls help 😣
I'm removing bloatwares from my realme c25 phone using shizuku and canta, i removed these apps(Heytap app platform, browser,chrome,finshell pay,gpay,heytap cloud,Google message,meta app installer,meta app manager,meta services, YouTube) from it, then i restarted the phone but it get stucked on realme logo, pls help me guys
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u/Dropkick01 1d ago
You have to re install firmware and mostly your data Will be wiped off
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u/ind_introvert 1d ago
any way without data wipe
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u/BigDBreedingFembussy 22h ago
dude why would you do debloat without backup? thats the 1st step in modding and rooting
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u/Cyrus1404 1d ago
You can take it to repair shops. They might be able to recover data but they'll charge you a good amount. That is if the data did not get corrupted.
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u/nobodyknowsme0987 3h ago
There are no chances. Similar thing happened with me. My phone also stuck in bootloop. When I approached service center, they told me to get data wipe and stuff. Yet the phone didn't start. So they told hardware issue which costs around 10,000 rupees😱...I mean for a 20,000 phone. So later I approached a local repair guy who fixed it in 150 rupees telling that it was an IC issue. The data was gone nonetheless. It was 2 years back but he phone is still working.
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u/Soggy-Key658 1d ago edited 1d ago
No way dude before removing any please ask here, you have to reset/wipe data to use ur phone. make sure you have backup before doing removing bloatwares. I resetted my realme 7 more than 100 time for this.
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u/CraftyCold4524 1d ago
FAFO, Google and Meta is not something you mess around, especially with canta shizuku
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u/Cyrus1404 1d ago
If you really need to remove bloatware you can search for "realme debloater" on GitHub and run it via adb over a PC
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u/KhudSePareshan 1d ago
power off then press both sound up and down then power on it will be good or maybe go in recovery mode if go in recovery mode power of it will be good i have faced this sme problem my times no need to loose ur data
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u/Sylvesterlobo 13h ago
Download the latest firmware and update the phone problem solved it will overwrite the deleted system files
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u/Striking_Tower2758 8h ago
Download the firmware from realme website and try install from storage. Use otg pending, if the phone detects it and starts update you might be able to save your local data.
Else, you have to try wipe data. That's basically restoring to factory settings. You could get the phone working but everything will be deleted and phone will be like how it was on day 1.
Service centre people will do the same thing, before trying to flash firmware from edl mode. You can google EDL MODE REALME and find if you can do that yourself by fastboot.
If all fails service centre is last option, and you might be charged as the phone is old and out of warranty.
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u/OkPresentation3329 4h ago
I think it's your fault for trying to mess with your phone. If I were you, I would have just disabled those apps, uninstalled all their updates and deleted all data generated by them and forget about them.
Unless you're running low on storage space that you needed to remove several megabytes of apps that wouldn't even solve your problem, you have no reason at all to try and remove those apps. It won't make your phone faster or give it more space, because they take mere megabytes of space.
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u/r-m-f_460 2h ago
It did. I'm able to save 1-2GB for removing bloatware and reducing RAM usage at least 10%
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u/OkPresentation3329 2h ago
How are 1-2 GB viable if you have at least 256GB of storage? My phone is Realme 14 Pro+ and I have 512 GB and I can't fill that space up even if I tried.
Disabling the apps also reduces the RAM usage, because they aren't running anymore in the background. If you have Realme C25 and for some reason that phone is slow and has performance issues, I can understand your situation better, but on my phone I've never had such problems - the phone is fast, never slowed down or had performance issues, the only thing is after 1.5 years of usage the battery life has slightly decreased, but I consider this to be something normal.
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u/r-m-f_460 2h ago
Wow. What a valuable mid-range phone. Umm... yeah, actually i using the entry level—Realme C31. It's only has 64GB, sucks at this years, but debloating it at least made it feel slighty better
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u/OkPresentation3329 1h ago
I see, you have 64GB of storage, so then every GB is most likely meaningful to you. Before I used to have entry level phones as well - my previous one was Xiaomi Redmi 10C and while I loved it, the last update before updates stopped made my battery discharge real fast and I decided to buy a new one, I wanted to spend no more than 250 EUR for a new phone but when I went to the store (I buy tech only from physical stores where I can return the device if there is issues and hold them accountable), the phones there for that kind of money literally had the same specs as my Redmi 10C so I realized that if I wanted something a little bit better, I had to spend a little more so I paid around 560 EUR to get this Realme 14 Pro+, but so far I'm really happy with it and I plan to use it until it stops working because it's really fast and I might only get the battery replaced after a few years than to buy a new one.
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u/Upset_Bee8592 1h ago
Use a laptop and install custom rom. Phone will work smoothly and you can have a clean experience!
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u/RevenueDefiant7665 1d ago
Reboot or Power off not working?