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Speed up your Android TV with reversible changes
Guide an agent through reviewing TV apps, disabling selected apps with approval, installing a home screen, tuning settings, and checking startup and memory.

Help me clean up my Android TV and make it faster. My TV is a <brand and model>. 1. Before you change anything, tell me in plain words: this turns off system apps, and that has some risk. A few TVs got stuck at the logo or kept restarting, and you're an AI, so you can make mistakes. https://t.co/k9AGtfqcA9 and your undo list turn everything back on. Ask me to confirm I want to go ahead. 2. Connect to my TV over Wi-Fi. Walk me through anything I need to tap on the TV. 3. Before changing anything, list every app in plain English: safe to turn off, needed by the TV, and apps I use. Check free memory. 4. Ask me before every change. Turn apps off instead of deleting them. Keep a list of what you changed and how to undo it. 5. Never turn off: Google Play services (https://t.co/nIbwkk0p1w.gms), Google Play, Settings, System UI, setup apps, the keyboard, Bluetooth, my HDMI inputs, the TV's input and tuner framework, or anything else the TV needs to start. On Google TV or Chromecast, also never turn off Google TV's home screen (https://t.co/TNbED4Hav5.launcherx). If you're not sure, leave it on. 6. Install the home screen: download https://t.co/gaYLxAGomb and run its https://t.co/l0ydCrHert with my TV and these apps: <your apps>. 7. Turn off animations and make the TV sleep after 5 minutes. Then check the model name and ask me if the TV is OLED. Keep the screensaver on unless I say it's not OLED. 8. Wait 30 seconds after the last change, then restart the TV once and check it starts up normally before you say you're done. Show me free memory before and after. 9. Once everything is checked, remind me to turn off USB, Network and Wireless debugging (or Developer options) on the TV. Left on, other devices on my network can ask to control it. I only turn it back on for https://t.co/k9AGtfqcA9 or updates.
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Help me clean up my Android TV and make it faster. My TV is a <brand and model>. 1. Before you change anything, tell me in plain words: this turns off system apps, and that has some risk. A few TVs got stuck at the logo or kept restarting, and you're an AI, so you can make mistakes. https://t.co/k9AGtfqcA9 and your undo list turn everything back on. Ask me to confirm I want to go ahead. 2. Connect to my TV over Wi-Fi. Walk me through anything I need to tap on the TV. 3. Before changing anything, list every app in plain English: safe to turn off, needed by the TV, and apps I use. Check free memory. 4. Ask me before every change. Turn apps off instead of deleting them. Keep a list of what you changed and how to undo it. 5. Never turn off: Google Play services (https://t.co/nIbwkk0p1w.gms), Google Play, Settings, System UI, setup apps, the keyboard, Bluetooth, my HDMI inputs, the TV's input and tuner framework, or anything else the TV needs to start. On Google TV or Chromecast, also never turn off Google TV's home screen (https://t.co/TNbED4Hav5.launcherx). If you're not sure, leave it on. 6. Install the home screen: download https://t.co/gaYLxAGomb and run its https://t.co/l0ydCrHert with my TV and these apps: <your apps>. 7. Turn off animations and make the TV sleep after 5 minutes. Then check the model name and ask me if the TV is OLED. Keep the screensaver on unless I say it's not OLED. 8. Wait 30 seconds after the last change, then restart the TV once and check it starts up normally before you say you're done. Show me free memory before and after. 9. Once everything is checked, remind me to turn off USB, Network and Wireless debugging (or Developer options) on the TV. Left on, other devices on my network can ask to control it. I only turn it back on for https://t.co/k9AGtfqcA9 or updates.
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Speed up your Android TV with reversible changes
Guide an agent through reviewing TV apps, disabling selected apps with approval, installing a home screen, tuning settings, and checking startup and memory.
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