My phone is a non-rooted Motorola Moto G4 Play (XT1607). It is getting old, there's no space left, and I don't want to update the Android operating system. By mistake, I clicked "Update" and it downloaded the update, but it is not yet installed.
Instead of proceeding to update, I want to delete it. I see a system app called com.android.managedprovisioning. Could this be it?
Follow these steps:
1-You can force close updater app:
Go to system-app-system updater then press "Force close"
2-uninstall updater app for the current user:
Note:You can restore updater app by doing "factory reset" to your phone?
pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.android.updater
Note:"com.android.updater" is package name of "updater" app in my phone,In your phone "updater" app may have another package name.You can find it using
Package Name app.
I hope this help you
In my case, I clicked the progress bar and a pop-up message showed and made it possible to cancel. In deleting the update, try this: File Explorer>Downloaded_rom>delete the update package there.
I used PD NDM (package disabler) app, downloaded from its own website and requests support on how to disable update to version 9 android pie. Disable the following :
com.sec.android.soagent
com.wssyncmldm
If com.wssyncmldm is not found, please disable com.wssnps
On Moto Z2 Force, run this command from your PC when Android device is connected via USB in Photo transferring mode, USB debugging enabled.
adb shell pm disable-user --user 0 com.motorola.ccc.ota
You should not get anymore update popups.
