It would always be nice to control the things that start with
our smart phone. Just like we have MSCONFIG for Windows we always wanted
a similar kind of thing for Android devices also. And that is what XDA
Forum member has come up with. Defim has published a fully loaded BootManager
which lets your control the bootloader. In simple terms
that means that you control the Apps your Android smart phone loads at startup
and reduce the start up time drastically by disabling the unwanted Apps.
The BootManager
however works only with ROOTED Phones and with Wanam Xposed Framework installed
on your smart phone. So before installing the BootManager be sure to
download and install the Xposed Framework module from here.
Once you have installed the Wanam Xposed Framework, head over to
the Google Play and download the BootManager.
When you run the app for the first time, it will list
down all apps set to run upon every boot of your smart phone. You
have to just tap any App that you want disabled from startup entry. The
BootManager will then highlight the disabled App in RED which will mean that
the App wont be booting during your smartphones startup.
For users who still have apps starting up even after disabling
them from BootManager, the developer recommends using ReceiverStop – another
Xposed framework module.
Also please note that the free version of the
App does not list or give access to system Apps set to boot with device startup
as the free version lets you see and manage only user-installed. To control all
boot items and system Apps, you will need to make an in-App donation.
Can you give a brief tutorial on installing and using boot manager. I am not understanding what to do next after installing.
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