How to Install Third-Party Apps as System Apps on Android.
Requirements:
2.)File Manager App with Access to Root Files and after this, you can follow the below step by step guide. (we are using the ES File Explorer, but you could also use any other app too, but for those different apps, the method might also be somewhat different. It would be better if you also go with the ES File Explorer App.)
Steps to Install Third-Party Apps as System Apps on Android:
Step1. First of all, in this method, open the ES File Explorer app and then inside the app swipe from the left to open up the navigation drawer. From the navigation drawer, you need to enable the “Root Explorer” option, grant the SuperUser access if prompted on the screen.
Step2. Open the Internal Storage in ES File Explorer app, and then from there; you would need to tap on the “/” button placed on the top so as to access the system files.
Step3. Head to the “Data” and then the “app” folder to access all those installed apps on your device. Long press on the folder of the app that you wish to make as the system app and select the “Cut” option from the below.
Step4. Navigate to the “/” folder again and now open the System folder from there. Open the “app” folder from there and then paste the cut app folder. This would copy your app to the system, but for instance, you need to provide some permissions so that the app could work like the system app on your device.
Step5. For Granting Permission long press the copied app folder and then open it’s “Properties,” tap on the “Change” button next to the “Permissions” option. You have to make or allow “Read, Write and Execute permissions” from there. Do the same for the APK file inside the app folder and change it’s permissions too.
Step6. Restart your device, and then you would notice that the selected app has been made the system app.
Hope you liked the method, and you can also use it to install some of your important apps as the system apps on your Android device. Do share and comment and let others know this useful method.
Step2. Open the Internal Storage in ES File Explorer app, and then from there; you would need to tap on the “/” button placed on the top so as to access the system files.
Step3. Head to the “Data” and then the “app” folder to access all those installed apps on your device. Long press on the folder of the app that you wish to make as the system app and select the “Cut” option from the below.
Step4. Navigate to the “/” folder again and now open the System folder from there. Open the “app” folder from there and then paste the cut app folder. This would copy your app to the system, but for instance, you need to provide some permissions so that the app could work like the system app on your device.
Step5. For Granting Permission long press the copied app folder and then open it’s “Properties,” tap on the “Change” button next to the “Permissions” option. You have to make or allow “Read, Write and Execute permissions” from there. Do the same for the APK file inside the app folder and change it’s permissions too.
Hope you liked the method, and you can also use it to install some of your important apps as the system apps on your Android device. Do share and comment and let others know this useful method.
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