iPhone Remove tweak completely?

[BullittMustang]

I installed ccpinfo for control center. It moved the position of the hidden settings 7 to right on top of the airplay button. I've uninstalled both tweaks but when I reinstall hidden settings it remembers all the last settings. Is there any way to completely remove all files of a tweak?
Thanks

 

[seanwebb68]

You will need to find the .plist file that is related to this tweak and remove that this will remove any config settings

 

[BullittMustang]

You will need to find the .plist file that is related to this tweak and remove that this will remove any config settings

Thanks. Any idea of where it would be?

 

[HenryLong]

Custom settings are saved in the plist.
Usually the plist remains on your device even if the tweak was removed.
Just check for the tweak related plist and delete manually.

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var/mobile/Library/Preferences

 

[seanwebb68]

Check /var/mobile/library/preferences

then look for the tweak name.. hopefully it will be there.

 

[~Ks383~]

Thanks. Any idea of where it would be?

Icleaner pro will enable you to easily find and delete left over plists from deleted tweaks. You have to add a repo to download it (http://exile90software.com/cydia/).

 

[Guitarplaya4JC]

I found it!!

I found it! For those of you out there running into the bootloop (or safe mode) issue after installing ccpinfo for Control Center, I figured out how to fix it. YMMV, but this worked for me and meant I didn't have to spend hours setting up my phone again after a restore and rejailbreak!

tl;dr:
1. SSH or ifunbox or something into your iphone files.
2. Browse to /var/mobile/library/preferences
3. Delete de.j-gessner.ccloader.plist

As I said, YMMV, but it worked for me! Hope it helps others!!

 

[thelatinist]

I found it! For those of you out there running into the bootloop (or safe mode) issue after installing ccpinfo for Control Center, I figured out how to fix it. YMMV, but this worked for me and meant I didn't have to spend hours setting up my phone again after a restore and rejailbreak!

tl;dr:
1. SSH or ifunbox or something into your iphone files.
2. Browse to /var/mobile/library/preferences
3. Delete de.j-gessner.ccloader.plist

As I said, YMMV, but it worked for me! Hope it helps others!!

Why not just enter Substrate Safe Mode by pressing volume up at the Apple logo, then uninstall the tweak through Cydia?

 

[Guitarplaya4JC]

Why not just enter Substrate Safe Mode by pressing volume up at the Apple logo, then uninstall the tweak through Cydia?

I couldn't get into safe mode. Even the volume up trick didn't work, just kept rebooting. If safe mode works for you, by all means, do that, but in my case I couldn't get into safe mode which is why I resorted to finding the plist and deleting it manually via ssh.

 

[BullittMustang]

I found it! For those of you out there running into the bootloop (or safe mode) issue after installing ccpinfo for Control Center, I figured out how to fix it. YMMV, but this worked for me and meant I didn't have to spend hours setting up my phone again after a restore and rejailbreak

tl;dr:
1. SSH or ifunbox or something into your iphone files.
2. Browse to /var/mobile/library/preferences
3. Delete de.j-gessner.ccloader.plist

As I said, YMMV, but it worked for me! Hope it helps others!!

Thanks!
And idea how to find ccpinfo? Can't find it in the plist files. Probably called something weird

 

[BumpyFlatline]

Thanks!
And idea how to find ccpinfo? Can't find it in the plist files. Probably called something weird

Sometimes the file name has the developers name instead of the package name. Maybe look for that?

Edit: Oh yea, also, sometimes there's not a plist in that caches folder but instead there will be an actual folder. Then inside that folder you'll see a few db cache files for the package you're trying to clean up. I usually delete the tweak folder inside that var>mobile>library>caches directory. For example, Barrel creates a folder called aaronash.barrel.settings or something like that. Since I removed barrel and no longer use it, I deleted this folder for the above directory.

Hope this helps. Let me know if you have any questions.

Edit: Don't forget to empty the trash can if using iFile and you have that feature turned on in its settings.

 

[BullittMustang]

Sometimes the file name has the developers name instead of the package name. Maybe look for that?

Edit: Oh yea, also, sometimes there's not a plist in that caches folder but instead there will be an actual folder. Then inside that folder you'll see a few db cache files for the package you're trying to clean up. I usually delete the tweak folder inside that var>mobile>library>caches directory. For example, Barrel creates a folder called aaronash.barrel.settings or something like that. Since I removed barrel and no longer use it, I deleted this folder for the above directory.

Hope this helps. Let me know if you have any questions.

Edit: Don't forget to empty the trash can if using iFile and you have that feature turned on in its settings.

Thanks, can't find it. Maybe it's gone. The spring board settings button went back to normal after I removed cc loader.

 

[ttinc]

I'm having the same issue...was up for hours last night trying to fully delete any traces of CCQuick as it's overriding CCToggles even though I've deleted CCQuick and tried do delete all traces of it through iFile and iCleaner as well.