BleemSync is similar to AutoBleem where it uses its own interface. The interface replaces the console’s default layout but is very similar (you can even change it to the console’s default theme). What makes BleemSync stand out is it actually modifies the internal console’s files which allows it to accept all USB flash drives and OTG adapters, whereas the other two programs can only use compatible USB flash drives.

There are 2 ways you can do this. The first is if you have a 100% stock backup of the system you can use the restore flags to restore the system to the default state. Alternatively if your backups contain a version of the BleemSync payload you will want to use the uninstall flag. I will explain the process for both. Note: You will need to have your usb formatted to FAT32 or ext4 to restore.

The restore process will require you to create 3 files (all with no extension) on the USB in bleemsync\flags\ folder. The 3 files you need to create are RESTORE_MAIN RESTORE_RECOVERY RESTORE_KERNEL. After creating the 3 files and inserting the usb into the system you should see a message about restoring the system. The system will reboot and the LED will flash green before returning to orange. You will need to press the power button when the LED is orange to start the next restore. After all 3 have been restored and the console is on the orange LED remove the usb. Booting up again will cause the BleemSync payload to be reinstalled.

The uninstall method just requires you to create an UNINSTALL file in the flags folder and boot. The system will tell you when it's safe to turn off although I think you may need to remove the power cord instead off pressing the power button (not sure if the power button will respond).