Starting with Android 14, system software often rejects these edits even with permissions due to stricter security policies. Use an Alternative : If SetEdit continues to fail on Android 14 or 15, use "Exec command" feature to put settings directly: settings put [table_name] [flag_name] [value] settings put system peak_refresh_rate 120 Version Check : Ensure you are using the latest version of SetEdit from GitHub
: Use a USB cable to connect your phone to a computer with ADB installed . setedit does not currently support editing this table
Have you fixed the error successfully? Share your experience in the comments below. If you are still stuck, mention your Android version, device model, and whether you have root access for personalized troubleshooting. Starting with Android 14, system software often rejects
Avoid using setedit for any table other than system , global , or secure . Use settings list global to confirm available namespaces. Share your experience in the comments below
If rooted, run setedit with root and permissive SELinux temporarily:
For developers only: You can decompile SetEdit, modify its manifest to request WRITE_SECURE_SETTINGS , and recompile it. However, without granting the permission via ADB (Solution 1), the system will still deny access.
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