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No errors, nothing, the software is simply gone.

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For a third-party app, re-install it from AppGallery or from its official website. A user under a Microsoft 365 Business Standard (formerly O365 Business Premium) license reported to me today that all Office 365 apps have disappeared from her Win 10 Pro computer. It should be easy to recover the app drawer icon, but the steps may differ slightly depending on your device.Swipe down on the shortcut switch panel to use them.) Go ahead and open that App Action menu on Gmail once more. (Apps pre-installed on your device, such as Screen Recorder and Flashlight, do not have home screen icons. If you thought that was efficient, let’s take it to the next level. For a pre-installed app, restore it by referring to Unable to restore a preinstalled system app after uninstalling it.

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Daily Driver > Samsung Galaxy s²² Ultra 256Gb in Phantom Black. Just to add sometimes a soft reboot by turning the phone Off and On can help. Can you screen shot and put up a picture. Hit the little dot to keep it all showing. All my home screen shortcuts disappeared - Google Pixel Community Pixel Phone Help Sign in Help Center Community Troubleshoot Pixel Phone 2023 Google Privacy Policy Terms of Service.

If the issue occurs with a specific app: If the whole bottom bar is missing then swipe up from the bottom and it should appear.

To exit Safe mode, restart your phone/tablet. Under Safe mode mode, only basic functions and pre-installed apps are available.

If your device is in Safe mode (you'll notice a Safe mode watermark on the home screen), all third-party apps will be disabled.

Go into it and your icon should be where they first were. It will automatically access the MainSpace after being restarted. Go into any folder that has icons or you can create one with any apps. If you are not sure whether you are in the MainSpace, restart your phone/tablet. Some apps and settings in the MainSpace are not displayed when using a sub-user or Guest account, or accessing PrivateSpace.

If you have logged in to a sub-user account, Guest account, or PrivateSpace:.

The app we are looking for will differ depending on the device. So actually you have only one good and mostly clean way to preserve you launcher shortcut icon, do it with: activity-alias. Go to Settings > Apps & notifications > App info Select the app that handles the launcher. Note: activity-alias tag must be declared after you declare your new Activity in the manifest. Que ona banda, saludos y que bueno que me acompañen en un video más del canal.En el video de hoy les muestro como usar una aplicación muy útil para crear acc. To do this, simply tap and hold the app and uninstall it.

Use in manifest to link your previous name to the new Activity like this: If none of the methods explained above work, then try uninstalling/deleting the app from your device.

Do not delete your previous Activity completely, empty it and call the right one from it.

If you like most developers you’re not starting on a new product you have at lest 2 ways to solve it: In its on create I will decide what Activity I should open (On boarding? Main activity?) and call finish() in the onCreate() method.Īlso make sure you’re not calling setContentView(), you don’t want to render your StartUpActivity. To avoid it, I always start a new project by creating a StartUpActivity to be the project launcher. The icon will appear on your home screen like any other app shortcut or widget, so you can drag it around and put it wherever you like.

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When users download the update the existing home screen shortcut disappears and the have to recreate it or on other devices, the shortcut stays on the homescreen, but when they press it, it says the refering app isnt there and then they have to delete that shortcut and. You refactor some old code by changing activity name A weird thing is happening: Ive published an update to google play.It means just changing the name of the launcher activity or its package will cause the shortcut to disappear. Lots of sweat went into google searches to solve this one, it appears that when you add a shortcut to your app it links to a specific Activity and not to your app itself (since you can have more then on launcher per application, who does that anyway?).