This would redownload the app data while installing the Bluestacks again and you would have a fresh installation of Bluestack working fine. Even if the above settings don't work for you I recommend you to completely uninstall the Bluestacks which means you need to remove the data of you Bluestacks app when prompted while uninstalling the Bluestacks Player. This way your homescreen will be displayed in landscape mode overtaking the default portrait mode. If it still is in Portrait mode then, select the "Tablet UI mode" under Apex Settings > Home Screen Settings > Tablet UI mode So if using the default setting of Apex din't switch to the landscape mode try the following. Some games require your device to be played in portrait mode and it will switch back to landscape once you exit the game, so I guess you Bluestacks is corrupted.
After you install Apex launcher open it and set it as the default laucher by pressing Home button and selecting Use default option.
In case you can't uninstall it, try to remove the account and create a new one, then try to find and uninstall the app again.Install Apex Launcher from Play Store. (from guest/other accounts) Find the app and uninstall it normally. This is the same as "uninstall for all users" (from PC) Enter adb uninstall on command prompt/shell. About Press Copyright Contact us Creators Advertise Developers Terms Privacy Policy & Safety How YouTube works Test new features Press Copyright Contact us Creators. (from guest account) Deactivate the guest account if you don't need it (for more info: Removing the default guest user account from Android Lollipop). Then, open the overflow menu (3 vertical dots), and choose Uninstall for all users. (from Owner account) Go to Settings > Apps, find and open the app info. There are some approaches to uninstall the app completely (ordered by practicality): So, you need to uninstall the app from there too, which can be troublesome in daily usage. Note: If the process is running, you will not be able to delete the file. It's due to Guest account (if it's activated), that when an app is installed, it's automatically installed on all users. If your problem persist and you are not able to remove file that way, go to the search results (step 2) and try to manually delete all the occurrences of bluestacks-thininstaller0.exe. Android will detect that the app is still there, preventing the user to install the app with same package name. The uninstall method just doesn't work and all other on-line recommendations are incomplete, they don't work and they usually recommend one of their possibly 'suspect removal tools. It can be confirmed by app showing "Not installed" on stock app manager. I just need some a simple straight-forward method to remove at least 1.4Kb of the remaining Bluestacks app from Windows 10. dragging to "trash" icon, or from App info > Uninstall), it's only uninstalled on current user. When you uninstall an app using usual pre-Lollipop approach (e.g.
0 kommentar(er)
