Strange issue with Themes

[Talderon]

While I was playing with other launchers I downloaded and installed an Icon Pack from the Galaxy Store.

Since then, I have uninstalled the launchers and the icon pack.

However, the icon pack still shows up in certain places, mainly Settings (attached images).

I have cleared cache/data on:

OneUI
Galaxy Themes

I even rebooted and they still appear.



The normal icons have a blue background which is part of the Icon Pack and you can see some Samsung Icons looking like they are themed.

Sent from my SM-S918U using AC Forums mobile app. This is not a potato.

 

[SpookDroid]

Have you tried re-applying the stock theme (or a different one from the Store)?

 

[Talderon]

Have you tried re-applying the stock theme (or a different one from the Store)?

I'm not sure how to re-apply the stock theme.

I'll dig around if I can ever get off these work calls.

 

[Talderon]

Found it! This worked, thanks for that.

• Tap on Settings
• Tap on Themes (will take you to the Galaxy Store)
• Open the Menu
• Tap on My stuff
• Tap on Icons (or other themed elements)
• Choose Default
• Tap on Apply

 

[SpookDroid]

It looks a little different on the S23, but the steps are pretty much the same (three bar button is now on the bottom row).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hd_ScleJw9M&ab_channel=GregglesTV

 

[SpookDroid]

It looks a little different on the S23, but the steps are pretty much the same (three bar button is now on the bottom row).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hd_ScleJw9M&ab_channel=GregglesTV

 

[Talderon]

It's interesting that this happened because I Uninstalled the Theme, but it stayed.

Go figure.

 

[SpookDroid]

It's interesting that this happened because I Uninstalled the Theme, but it stayed.

Go figure.

Uninstalling the theme probably didn't overwrite the system icon, well, system-wise (think of a Windows icon ZIP; it contains all the icon pictures, but then the OS writes each file into the app's files, so you can delete the ZIP and your icons remain).

 

[Talderon]

Uninstalling the theme probably didn't overwrite the system icon, well, system-wise (think of a Windows icon ZIP; it contains all the icon pictures, but then the OS writes each file into the app's files, so you can delete the ZIP and your icons remain).

I really do know better... just... today has been a non-stop work day that started 2.5 hours before I was supposed to start. lol (being On-Call kinda sucks)