Setedit Does Not Currently Support Editing This Table ^new^

Instead of SetEdit, you can try using a terminal emulator app to run settings put secure [key] [value] directly.

You try to change a GLOBAL setting (like removing the 60fps limit or changing animation speeds) and the app throws the error. Why Is This Happening? (Android Security Restrictions)

这种厂商级别的限制通常无法绕开，除非设备获得了 root 权限。 setedit does not currently support editing this table

on your PC and type: adb shell pm grant by4a.setedit22 android.permission.WRITE_SECURE_SETTINGS Restart SetEdit. The error should disappear. 🔍 Why This Happens

Before proceeding, it’s crucial to understand the risks. Instead of SetEdit, you can try using a

to ensure your device is connected: adb devices Run the command to grant permission to SetEdit:

Once connected, you can type commands directly into LADB without the adb shell prefix: settings put global [setting_name] [value] settings put secure [setting_name] [value] Method 3: Use Feature Flags or Shizuku-Compatible Apps to ensure your device is connected: adb devices

If ADB is not an option, or if the error persists on newer Android versions, consider these alternatives:

If you are trying to change a specific setting, tell me you are trying to apply. I can provide the exact ADB command code you need to use instead of SetEdit. Share public link

If you are still having trouble,g., screen refresh rate, resolution, AOD) are you trying to change? What is your Android version (e.g., 14, 15)? This will help me suggest a more tailored solution. Share public link

If SetEdit still refuses to cooperate (common on some Android 14/15 builds), you can skip the app entirely and use ADB to "push" the setting directly: For System Table: settings put system [key] [value] For Secure Table: settings put secure [key] [value] For Global Table: settings put global [key] [value] Important Safety Warning