How to Upload Thumb Drive to Nesus 7

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There has been a lot written almost extending the capacity of the Nexus 7 using an OTG cable and USB flash drives and how to load files from the USB to the Nexus 7 But can yous take photos stored on a Nexus seven and transfer them via OTG to a USB flash drive. I travel a lot in remote areas without wifi and plan to use the Nexus 7 as a photo dorsum upwards device only after I load up as many as I can on the Nexus 7, I would like to driblet these off to a USB drive, if I can.

01-05-2013 03:21 PM
You tin can move files to the USB wink drive, but it requires rootimg the nexus.

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01-05-2013 03:58 PM
Yes, I believe the only fashion to copy from N7 to USB is past rooting.

01-05-2013 08:47 PM
Use Airdroid from Google Play Store. It uses wifi to connect PC website to your wifi phone or tablet. I just tried today and I was wondering able to download and upload files using my Nexus vii and my Galaxy S3.

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01-10-2013 09:01 PM
Originally Posted by rxgadget

Use Airdroid from Google Play Store. It uses wifi to connect PC website to your wifi phone or tablet. I just tried today and I was wondering able to download and upload files using my Nexus 7 and my Milky way S3.

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Yes, that's truthful, and airdroid does an amazing job. But if you don't accept a LAN to connect with, and you really want the files on a flash drive, then stickmount is Tue manner to get. Or the media explorer thingy that was mentioned before. :thumbup:

*EDIT*

https://forums.androidcentral.com/e?...token=kKfK0CCk
This is what you tin can use without being rooted.
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01-11-2013 03:37 PM
Nexus Media Importer is READ ONLY Admission to connected USB devices... FYI. And all read data must be piped thru NMI to a NMI selected destination app.

01-eleven-2013 05:29 PM
Originally Posted by bigtroutz

Nexus Media Importer is READ ONLY ACCESS to connected USB devices... FYI. And all read data must be piped thru NMI to a NMI selected destination app.

Oh... My N7 is rooted, so i never had any need to try information technology. And so stickmount is the merely manner to become?

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01-xi-2013 08:20 PM
Originally Posted past indestructibleguy

So stickmount is the only way to go?

correct - unless there is another app/kernal/modernistic for rooted n7s out there equal to stickmount - i am totally clueless almost all the alts available for the rooted crowd...and so far ...muhahhahaha - just waiting until my warranty is tested well enuf for root.

01-11-2013 09:04 PM
Originally Posted by bigtroutz

correct - unless at that place is some other app/kernal/mod for rooted n7s out at that place equal to stickmount - i am totally clueless about all the alts available for the rooted crowd...so far ...muhahhahaha - just waiting until my warranty is tested well enuf for root.

...what do you hateful, 'until my warranty is tested' ?

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01-12-2013 06:09 AM
equals ---- >> I will root my n7 after I run information technology for a few more months (information technology is merely 2 months old) simply in case I need warranty service since supposedly rooting voids the warranty. I don't really demand all the bells and whistles provided by rooting at this point, so no blitz for me. Before long tho.

01-12-2013 02:22 PM
Originally Posted by bigtroutz

equals ---- >> I will root my n7 after I run it for a few more months (it is only ii months old) just in case I demand warranty service since supposedly rooting voids the warranty. I don't actually need all the bells and whistles provided by rooting at this point, so no blitz for me. Soon tho.

Before long. yous'll get tired of stock, and and so the fun begins.

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01-14-2013 02:48 PM
Hi, i just read all ur comments on the usb and nexus. I am trying to transfer photos, music and more from my nexus to the 8gb sandisk wink drive. i have no clue what rooting is. can u help me. i accept been searching for answers for a while now. pls assist;

05-26-2013 07:23 PM
Originally Posted by Nicole Koerner

How-do-you-do, i just read all ur comments on the usb and nexus. I am trying to transfer photos, music and more from my nexus to the 8gb sandisk wink drive. i have no inkling what rooting is. can u help me. i accept been searching for answers for a while at present. pls help;

I would highly recommend you lot forget about rooting. It doesn't really audio similar the right grade for your needs.

Instead, simply connect your Nexus 7 to your computer with the USB cable, and transfer your files to the estimator, and from the computer to the flash bulldoze. Or transfer direct to the flash bulldoze that is continued to your reckoner. You'll use Windows Explorer to locate files and perform the transfers.

You can also apply the costless app AirDroid (https://forums.androidcentral.com/east?...token=FIKXi9JL) to transfer files wirelessly. You'll use your internet browser on your computer as the interface to interact with your Nexus 7. Y'all don't even have to have your N7 with you subsequently the initial setup. The interface is very intuitive, making transfers unproblematic. Plus, it offers many other utilities, such as locating and locking your lost N7.

Alternatively, Nexus Media Importer (https://forums.androidcentral.com/east?...token=wkOaSp6B) now has the power to transfer files from the N7 to a wink drive. Yous do not demand to be rooted. However, the flash drive must exist formatted equally FAT16 or FAT32 in social club for that to work. You'll too need a cheap OTG USB cable, and the app itself is a paid app, so this isn't a free solution.

05-27-2013 02:12 PM
If not rooted, install Nexus Media Importer only gonna cost you

06-07-2013 01:16 PM
Nexus Media Importer is not free but it still is relatively cheap as I recall. Yous will need an OTG cable to employ the Nexus 7 USB OTG characteristic and yous may have to lodge this on line say from Amazon where you volition encounter a option for a few dollars. Good idea to plan ahead since some are from Hong Kong and have several weeks to make it. Practiced idea to add this feature to the N7 and will allow y'all to shop a lot of files on flash drives for offline use and reducing the clog on your N7 retention.

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06-07-2013 01:50 PM
Hello, Just bought a Google Nexus ten and have started to get familiar with it. I read your comments on this thread and I bought the Nexus Media Importer. I had already bought an OTG. As far as I tin tell, when I connect a USB stick to the tablet, I just accept read permission. Is at that place some style I tin can transfer photograph files from the Nexus to an attached USB stick? Or is that utterly impossible?

08-06-2013 07:07 AM
Originally Posted by Paul Atroshenko

Hi, But bought a Google Nexus 10 and have started to get familiar with it. I read your comments on this thread and I bought the Nexus Media Importer. I had already bought an OTG. Every bit far as I tin can tell, when I connect a USB stick to the tablet, I merely have read permission. Is there some way I can transfer photograph files from the Nexus to an attached USB stick? Or is that utterly impossible?

Couple of questions - are you lot using Connect every bit Export in the NMI menu? Is your stick formatted FAT32 (only supported format for writing)?

08-06-2013 08:01 AM
I am using a stick formatted FAT32. No trouble reading files. Movies play well from USB stick so I don't accept to import the movie files onto the Nexust itself. They merely disappear when the USB stick is unplugged. I can't see any sign for "Connect equally Export" in the NMI bill of fare. The dialog box says that the USB stick is Read Merely. No mention of write privileges.

08-06-2013 04:33 PM
On another topic, are there any anti-virus apps for the Nexus x, like AVG (the free version) or Spybot? Is at that place whatever reason to apply anti-virus apps here?

08-06-2013 04:48 PM
I establish the box to tick for write to USB privileges. Only sent some photos across from the Nexus to the Fatty 32 USB stick. Slowly learning to use the Nexus 10. It is a very nice tablet!

08-06-2013 08:05 PM
Kaspersky One is an antivirus that allows you to install it on Mac/PC and Android. Android has the nearly malware of mobile OS's out there so yea it'southward a adept idea

xi-17-2013 09:21 PM
AVG, Avast, Lookout, Norton, McAfee, BitDefender, Saphos & Webroot all make anti-virus apps for Android. Search the Play shop.

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11-18-2013 04:50 AM
where did you observe the box to tick for write to privileges?

11-28-2013 02:38 AM
Originally Posted past Paul Atroshenko

I establish the box to tick for write to USB privileges. Simply sent some photos beyond from the Nexus to the Fat 32 USB stick. Slowly learning to apply the Nexus 10. Information technology is a very prissy tablet!

Where did you lot find the box to tick?

xi-28-2013 02:39 AM