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[FinnLord 537 iPad Pro 12.9" 10.1.1]

Just now, SmashAndClash said:

I can not find the files it's annoying the hell out of me 

Go to Ifile or whatever you use, go all the way back until at the top you only see a " / "

Then find "iGameGuardian.app" and delete it....

[SmashAndClash 0 iPad Air 2 9.3.3]

2 minutes ago, FinnLord said:

Go to Ifile or whatever you use, go all the way back until at the top you only see a " / "

Then find "iGameGuardian.app" and delete it....

https://ibb.co/iNgLvv

[FinnLord 537 iPad Pro 12.9" 10.1.1]

1 minute ago, SmashAndClash said:

https://ibb.co/iNgLvv

opps forgot you have to go to "Applications"

[SmashAndClash 0 iPad Air 2 9.3.3]

2 minutes ago, FinnLord said:

opps forgot you have to go to "Applications"

Still not there.. I'm sorry this is probably bugging you.

[FinnLord 537 iPad Pro 12.9" 10.1.1]

Just now, SmashAndClash said:

Still not there.. I'm sorry this is probably bugging you.

Then go to the search bar and type "iGameGuardian.app"

And then delete it....

[KingRalph 819 9.3.5]

23 hours ago, SmashAndClash said:

Still not there.. I'm sorry this is probably bugging you.

You won't find it there because cydia moves the Applications folder location to conserve disk space.

Run this command in terminal

rm /Applications/iGameGuardian.app/iGG7Files/com.apple.gg.daemon.plist

Updated May 30, 2017 by KingRalph

[SmashAndClash 0 iPad Air 2 9.3.3]

On May 29, 2017 at 9:08 PM, KingRalph said:

You won't find it there because cydia moves the Applications folder location to conserve disk space.

Run this command in terminal

rm /Applications/iGameGuardian.app/iGG7Files/com.apple.gg.daemon.plist

Says there's no file under that..

[Fadexz 5.7k iPhone X 14.3]

You should be able to go to the file path that had the red text it should be in like mobile > containers > applications   something like that. I think iGameGuardian a system application not a app store on or mobile one so it may be in a different folder that I don't remember the name of.

Just try follow the path the red text had.

IDK if icleaner deletes files from uninstalled applications idk probably not this type of application.

[Tekminibi 0 iPhone 7 Plus 10.1.1]

On 2017-05-22 at 5:02 PM, SmashAndClash said:

Not sure how to explain... I'll leave photo in comments.

 

https://ibb.co/iS5QtF

1. Rełoad sources several times, and I found it works best if you delete one (just have to readd it)

2. Got terminal: type "uicache" that's it nothing else just "uicache" hit enter 

3. Type "su" then type (your pw. Default alpine) hit enter then type "apt-get update"

Let uicache and apt-get update load FULLY..follow on screen prompts.

4. Respring and rełoad sources, again removing and re-adding One for best results.

 

 

Works for me, oh yeah don't use that stupid thing that skips loading sources, it'll f**k your sh!t up.

Cydown is fine just not the option in settings for "skip loading sources"

[SmashAndClash 0 iPad Air 2 9.3.3]

On May 31, 2017 at 11:38 PM, Tekminibi said:

1. Rełoad sources several times, and I found it works best if you delete one (just have to readd it)

2. Got terminal: type "uicache" that's it nothing else just "uicache" hit enter 

3. Type "su" then type (your pw. Default alpine) hit enter then type "apt-get update"

Let uicache and apt-get update load FULLY..follow on screen prompts.

4. Respring and rełoad sources, again removing and re-adding One for best results.

 

 

Works for me, oh yeah don't use that stupid thing that skips loading sources, it'll f**k your sh!t up.

Cydown is fine just not the option in settings for "skip loading sources"

That didn't work..