[Solved] Help, I uninstalled a few recommended packages and now apps will not boot!

[savageopress11]

As the title states, I uninstalled a select few recommended packages (Nothing that was labelled as advanced/dangerous or was not rated). I even went so far as to research each package online before I uninstalled, to further verify it was safe to do so. Despite being this careful, my phone will not launch any apps after the usage of Canta including Canta itself, so I cannot re-enable these select packages. My phone is essentially bricked. I still have USB debugging enabled from the Shizuku setup process, and therefore have access to ADB commands. What is my best course of action? I preferably do not want to perform a factory reset.

I have a Samsung S25 running the latest version of OneUI/Android.

Edit #1: Device has reached a blank screen and will not turn on/reboot.

Edit #2: Device has randomly rebooted and is working as normal. I apologize for any inconvenience.

[samolego]

If you have access to ADB, nothing is lost.
You can try this oneliner to install all packages (macOS / Linux)

adb shell pm list packages -u | grep -E '^package:' | sed 's/package://' | xargs -I {} adb shell pm install-existing --user 0 {}

Otherwise, a GUI option is to use Universal Android Debloater and restore all the packages.
https://github.com/Universal-Debloater-Alliance/universal-android-debloater-next-generation/

[savageopress11]

I thank you for your quick reply. My device froze and went to a black screen about 20 minutes after I made my initial post, leading me to believe it was fully bricked/bootlooped. Then about 10 minutes ago the device randomly rebooted and is working as normal, allowing me to reinstall said packages. I am very confused as to what went wrong and why it is working as expected now. I apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused.

[samolego]

Sure, np! It's good to reboot device in such cases :)