Reinstalling Hero11 After Deleting It
A reinstall is recoverable and an uninstall during a failed update is not the fix people think it is. Both are worth separating.
18+ only · v1.13.f675 · 3.14 MB · Android 7.0+
What survives an uninstall
| Item | Survives? | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Account and registration | Yes | Held server-side against your number |
| Wallet balance | Yes | Server-side, not stored in the app |
| Verification status | Yes | Attached to the account |
| Contest history | Yes | Server-side |
| Local settings and cache | No | Lived in app data that the uninstall removed |
| Saved session | No | You will sign in again with an SMS code |
Reinstalling cleanly
- Download the file again from the button here rather than reusing an old copy.
- Check the size reads 3,288,315 bytes.
- Install and sign in with the same registered number.
- Re-set a deposit limit — that is a local preference in some builds and worth confirming.
- Check verification status before planning a withdrawal.
Why not to uninstall during a failed update
When an update fails with “App not installed”, uninstalling the working copy feels like clearing the obstacle. It is the one move to avoid: it throws away a functioning install to solve a problem that is usually a truncated download or a signature mismatch.
The update sequence is on the update guide.
Why nothing has to be migrated
Your account is not stored in the app. Registration, verification status, wallet balance and contest history live server-side against your registered number, and the installed package is a client that reads them. That architecture is why there is no backup to make, no export to run and no file to copy between handsets.
It also explains the asymmetry people find surprising: uninstalling feels destructive and is almost entirely reversible, while losing access to the registered number feels minor and is the one genuinely hard problem. The number is the key to the account, not the device.
Keeping that straight prevents the two expensive mistakes: uninstalling a working app to fix an update error, and switching numbers without raising it with support first.
What this page does not claim
Pages like this are easy to pad with confident-sounding detail. These are the limits of what we can actually tell you about reinstall hero11 after deleting:
- Account recovery policy belongs to the operator, not to this site. We describe what support needs; they decide the outcome.
- Session behaviour across two devices can change between builds. Treat a single active device as the safe assumption for paid contests.
- We never ask for and never handle your credentials, OTP codes or documents.
Other situations
Every page on this site describes the same measured file: package com.ofho.fhoy, version 1.13.f675, build 497893, 3.14 MB (3,288,315 bytes), minimum Android 7.0, checked 22 October 2026. We publish one set of specs because there is one file; the pages differ by situation, not by spec.
reinstall Hero11 after deleting — questions
Does uninstalling delete my money?
No. The balance is held server-side against your registered number and returns when you sign in.
Do I need the old file to reinstall?
No, and it is better not to use it. Download a fresh copy and check the size.
Why did my settings disappear?
Local preferences live in app data, which an uninstall removes. The account itself is unaffected.
Get the file, then pick a contest
The download button opens the promo page for the Android file. The contest button opens the fantasy lobby, which runs in a browser on any device.
18+ only · Skill-based fantasy · Paid contests excluded in Andhra Pradesh, Assam, Odisha, Telangana, Nagaland and Sikkim
