How to Uninstall Recent App Updates on Samsung Galaxy Tab S6
This post will walk you through removing recent buggy updates from an app on the Galaxy Tab S6 device. Read on to learn how to uninstall recent app updates on your Samsung Galaxy Tab S6.
Random Update Glitches
Software updates are purposely created and rolled out to maintain optimum performance in every device. However, it’s also inevitable for some updates to integrate bugs that could yield opposite outcomes and thereby make the device suddenly become erratic.
Buggy updates not only affect the main operating system but also some apps. Thus, if any of your apps started to misbehave after installing an update, then it’s very likely due to some update bugs. To rule this out, deleting the recent app update can be deemed a potential fix.
If you’re wondering how to get this done on your Samsung Galaxy Tab S6, then this video should serve as free personal reference.
Easy Steps to Uninstall Recent App Updates on the Galaxy Tab S6
Time Needed : 5 minutes
The following steps depict the actual process of deleting recent updates from an app on the Galaxy Tab S6. These steps are likewise applicable to other Samsung smartphones and tablets, for as long as they’re running on the same Android version as that of the Tab S6. Actual screen and menu items may vary depending on the device’s model and service provider.
To get started, swipe up from the bottom of the Home screen to access the Apps viewer.
Various app icons on the Apps viewer will populate the next display. These icons are shortcuts to system features and downloaded applications.
To continue, tap Settings.
Doing so will let you access the main settings menu of your device.Here, you will see a list of all the basic and advanced system features you can manage and utilize.
Scroll down to view more items. Then, tap Apps.<br>
The Apps menu opens with a list of all system and third-party apps.This is the same menu where you can locate and select the app that you’d like to delete recent updates from.
To proceed with this demo, let's select Calendar app as an example. So, locate and then tap Calendar.
The Calendar menu highlighting the app’s main features, app settings, and other relevant information opens next.
On the upper-rightmost corner of the screen, you will see a triple-dot figure or quick menu icon. Tap on that icon to continue.
A pop-up menu opens.In this menu, you will see the command to delete app updates.
Simply tap Uninstall updates to continue.
Doing so will trigger a calendar pop-up message at the bottom part of the screen.
Read and review the message and then tap OK to confirm.
All updates that are recently installed on the calendar app will then be uninstalled or deleted.
Tools
- Android 10
Materials
- Samsung Galaxy Tab S6
To uninstall recent updates from other apps, just repeat the same steps to get back to the Settings and Apps menu and then select the next app that you’d like to uninstall updates from.
If you don’t see any option to uninstall updates on certain apps, it’s likely because this feature or command is not supported in those apps. In that case, uninstalling and reinstalling the app can be considered an alternative solution. This however, only applies to downloaded or third-party apps. For pre-installed or built-in apps, you can disable and re-enable them instead.
Post-Update Issues In Android Apps
Installing the latest version of an app doesn’t always ensure flawless app functions. Just like system updates, periodic app updates from software developers can also contain some bugs that would result in sudden app malfunctions. Thankfully, there’s always a redo command you can hit should any post-update app issue manifests on your device.
And that covers everything in this quick guide.
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Hope this helps!
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