Choose a list. Keep control.
TV debloat commands, in 3 steps.
Choose your TV, see which apps this database classifies as low risk, and adopt the list in one click. Adjust individual apps only if you want to. You need a computer with ADB to run the commands.
Choose TV → Adopt a list → Confirm once & download
1. Match your exact TV
Different model or firmware? Compatibility is unconfirmed. Look up an app or submit your TV’s details. ADB setup guide →
2. Start with the low-risk preset
These are the apps this list would disable. You can adopt them together; caution, protected, unrated apps, and entries without an individual description are excluded. “Low risk” is our source-derived classification, not a guarantee — keep any features you use.
Nothing is selected until you adopt this list or customize it.
Customize selection · optional
Keep apps you use, or add caution-rated apps after reading their notes. Protected and unrated apps stay unavailable.
Choose an exact TV above to see its source list.
No apps match these filters. Your selection is kept.
3. Confirm once & download
Adopt the list above, or choose your own apps.
See or remove selected apps
One .txt file · both command sets · source context
View or copy commands · advanced
Disable · user 0
Restore · user 0
How to run commands & restore apps
- Set up ADB and authorize your computer. Wireless pairing and ports vary by firmware. Use
adb devicesto confirm that only the intended TV is connected. - Save an inventory with
adb shell pm list packages > packages-before.txt. The inventory and exported record are not a system backup. - Confirm the restore file is saved on your computer. Run disable commands one at a time, checking Home, remote input, casting, playback, and the features you use after each change.
- If a feature stops working, run the matching
adb shell pm enable --user 0 <package>. Recovery depends on ADB or settings access remaining available.
This site generates text only. It cannot confirm that commands ran or that your TV recovered.