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)
Some users found success by uninstalling all versions of SetEdit, restarting the phone, and installing the latest version from GitHub HyperOS Users:
The message "setedit does not currently support editing this table" is intimidating but almost always solvable. In 90% of cases, it simply means you haven’t granted WRITE_SECURE_SETTINGS via ADB or Shizuku. setedit does not currently support editing this table
| 表名称 | 主要功能 | 编辑难度 | |--------|---------|----------| | | 存放系统级别的各种设置参数 | 最容易编辑 | | SECURE 表 | 涉及安全、隐私和系统保护相关的设置 | 需要额外权限 | | GLOBAL 表 | 控制全局行为的设备设置，作用范围最广 | 需要额外权限 | | ANDROID 属性表 | 存放 Android 系统的部分属性配置 | 可能需要更高权限 |
Troubleshooting "SetEdit does not currently support editing this table" You try to change a GLOBAL setting (like
Power users often use SetEdit to unlock hidden features, tweak performance, or bypass certain restrictions without needing root access—at least for some tables.
adb devices
Shizuku is a popular app that helps other apps (like SetEdit) use system-level APIs with ADB permissions managed more easily.
Instead of using SetEdit, open aShell and type: In 90% of cases, it simply means you