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39	39	To be able to remove bloatware on your Samsung device without root via ADB, you must have the package name of the app to be deleted. There are 3 ways to you can find the Android app package name.
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41	41	1. **Using ADB command**
42		-111. Launch the Command prompt or PowerShell window.
43		-111. Enable **USB Debugging** on your Samsung Galaxy phone or Tab.
44		-111. Connect your device to the computer.
45		-111. Execute the following ADB shell commands. The first for the list of all apps, and the second one for the list of all system apps.
	42	+11. Launch the Command prompt or PowerShell window.
	43	+11. Enable **USB Debugging** on your Samsung Galaxy phone or Tab.
	44	+11. Connect your device to the computer.
	45	+11. Execute the following ADB shell commands. The first for the list of all apps, and the second one for the list of all system apps.
46	46	11. **#1 Get the list of all apps**
47		-111. adb shell pm list packages
	47	+11. adb shell pm list packages
48	48	11. **#2 Get the list of system apps only**
49		-111. adb shell pm list packages -s
	49	+11. adb shell pm list packages -s
50	50	11. **#3 Get the list of all Samsung apps**
51		-111. adb shell pm list packages | grep 'samsung' ('pm' in the above commands stands for "package manager")
52		-111. You’ll now have the list of package names of all Samsung apps and other Android apps installed on your device.
	51	+11. adb shell pm list packages | grep 'samsung' ('pm' in the above commands stands for "package manager")
	52	+11. You’ll now have the list of package names of all Samsung apps and other Android apps installed on your device.
53	53	[[image:SamNoteUser_0-1594509216501.png]]
54	54	ADB shell pm list packages command
55	55	You can copy the list of apps from the command windows and copy it to a text file.