"YouTube has stopped unexpectedly" while using Pandora

[TJFeeniX]

I rooted my phone last month and used Autostarts to disable some seemingly unnecessary services. Ever since then, whenever I'm using the Pandora app, I repeatedly get the message, "The application YouTube (process com.google.android.youtube) has stopped unexpectedly. Please try again."

To troubleshoot, I went through my Autostarts list and re-enabled the YouTube services and Pandora services I had disabled, to no avail. Today I uninstalled Pandora and did the "clear all data" first, then rebooted and reinstalled Pandora. Now, after doing that, when I start Pandora, I get the same error message, but I keep getting it after closing Pandora (which is a new behavior). If I manually end the Pandora service after closing Pandora, this error message stops showing up.

What can I do to fix this and still keep using Pandora?

 

[Rukbat]

Re-enable ALL the services you disabled. Reboot. That should fix it. Then disable the services one at a time, rebooting each time, and running Pandora. When you get the message, that's one of the services you shouldn't disable. Keep going, there may be more.

 

[TJFeeniX]

Wow, that's going to be slow going, but I'll try. Do you think a hot reboot will be good enough, or does it have to be a hard reboot?

 

[TJFeeniX]

Ok, I've gone through the Autostarts list and set all services back to their default state and rebooted, and I'm still getting the error with Pandora. At least it isn't appearing after I close Pandora, so something changed.

 

[TJFeeniX]

...and now I'm getting the error as soon as boot-up was finished. What is going on??? I have AdAway installed and I disabled it, and that still hasn't fixed it.

 

[dibblebill]

Phone and Android version?

EDIT: Does the Youtube App itself work?

 

[TJFeeniX]

***Correction: I realized that I had only set the system services back to their default states. However, some of the "default" states (as listed in Autostarts) are *disabled*. I went through and enabled everything, even those that are supposed to be disabled (according to Autostarts). Even after that, I'm still getting the error BEFORE starting Pandora! I don't know what else I can do, and now I think I must have messed something up.

 

[TJFeeniX]

Phone and Android version?

EDIT: Does the Youtube App itself work?

Yes, YouTube works. This is a Samsung Galaxy Proclaim with 2.3.

 

[TJFeeniX]

So problem solved. I uninstalled the more intrusive apps (including Autostarts) I had installed, plus all the updates to the system apps, then reinstalled those updates. After that it worked fine, and I was able to reinstall the other apps I wanted. Weird...

 

[dibblebill]

Strange. Can't say I know what caused it at all, sadly.