A. Swiftkey First, go to to Root folder then go to "/data/data/.com.android.

swiftkey" then c opy the "lib" files to "//system/lib" and after that, go to root then "//data/ap p" and copy the "swiftkey" apps file to //system/app and restart your phone. Aft er rebooting open titanium backup, find swiftkey and wipe data. Done. It wont fo rce close again :) B.Cualquier app con titanium 1. borrar wipe data de la app con titanium 2. hacer app de system 3. reiniciar

C. Cualquier app Procedure Configuring ES File Explorer for root read/write access (required only once): Launch ES File Explorer, press Menu and tap Settings . In the settings, enable the Up to root check box. Further down in the settings, enable Root Explorer check box. You will get a warni ng that you should confirm. You will then get the Superuser permissions request that you must allow. Finally, enable the Mount File System check box, and press the back key to get bac k to the explorer interface. ES File Explorer is now configured to work as a roo t explorer. You do not need to do this again on the same device now, unless you uninstall ES File Explorer, perform a factory reset or install another ROM. Finding the APK of an already-installed normal app (skip to step 3 if you alread y have the APK): First of all, install the app from Play Store, if you haven t already done that. Launch ES File Explorer and go to /data/app. (You may have to press the back but ton to get to / first). If you know the icon of the app, you can easily find it here. If you are having trouble finding the app here due to the confusing names or because of having a l ot of apps installed, just search for the app in Google Play Store in a web brow ser and look at its Play Store link for the name. The file name will basically b e the part after ?id= in its market link (and before any other question mark tha t may or may not appear in the link). For example, the market link for ES File E xplorer is https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.estrongs.android.po p and its APK file in /data/app is com.estrongs.android.pop-1.apk. If you already have the APK of the file that you want to install as a system app , make sure you have transferred it to your device s SD card if you haven t done tha t already. Also make sure you know the path where you have copied it on the SD c ard. Once you have located the required APK on the SD card from ES File Explorer, tap -and-hold on its icon till you get a menu, and tap Cut . You should see a little bl ue arrow on the bottom of the screen now. (You may select Copy instead of Cut if you are copying a file over from the SD card and want to keep a copy there. In case of copying an APK from /data/app, always use Cut .)ES File Explorer Copying Now press the back button till you reach / and then browse to /system/app/ Tap the little arrow that you see on the bottom of the screen. It will bring up a pane with the icon of the copied file. Tap on the file s icon, and it will be transferred to /system/app/. Now find the app s icon in the list of files there and tap-and-hold on it till you get the menu. Scroll down in the menu till you see Properties and tap on it. You will now see th e properties dialog. Tap the Change button in front of the Permissions to bring up the permissions dial og. Make sure everything under Read is checked, only User is checked under Write and nothi ng is checked under Execute Your screen should look like the following:ES File Exp

lorer Permissions Tap OK on this screen and then on the Properties screen. Your app s permissions ar e now set correctly. Reboot your device. Your app is now ready to be used as a system app.