Disable active Xposed modules or uninstall Shizuku from dual-app spaces.
enabled on your Android device (Settings > Developer Options). app installed on your phone. Your phone connected to your PC via USB. Step-by-Step Guide 1. Verify Connection
If you are running the command via Wireless ADB (rather than a USB cable) and it fails, it usually means your wireless pairing or port connection has expired.
adb shell sh storage/emulated/0/android/data/moeshizuku/privilegedapi/start.sh Disable active Xposed modules or uninstall Shizuku from
Let’s (hypothetically, based on Shizuku source) examine the core of start.sh :
: Download and extract the SDK Platform Tools from the official Android developer site.
You could root your device, but that breaks banking apps and warranty. You could use ADB, but typing long commands on a PC is tedious. You need a script—a start.sh —that runs on the device, as a privileged context. Your phone connected to your PC via USB
To use the command adb shell sh storage emulated 0 android data moeshizukuprivilegedapi start.sh , follow these steps:
Go to your Android Developer Options , revoke wireless debugging authorizations, re-pair the device, and try again. Conclusion
Before running the command, ensure you have the following ready : revoke wireless debugging authorizations
The script must be re-run every time the device reboots. Shizuku does not survive reboots because the service runs in volatile memory. Power users often automate this using:
The user-input string corresponds to a command sequence intended to launch a shell script.
By following these tips and tricks, you can get the most out of the Adb shell and take your Android development skills to the next level.