Suddenly, my Nexus 7 is not visible in my Window Explorer. I run Windows 8.1 with the latest updates. All was fine until the latest update. My PC registers that my Nexus has been connected, it shows in the system tray and in system devices, it just isn't visible in Windows Explorer any more. I have a Windows 7 netbook and all works fine on it. Can anyone help.

Does anyone know why the new Nexus 7 2 is being sold with the Jelly Bean 4.3 OS rather than the latest KitKat 4.42

With the ever increasing threat of malware infection of Android tablets, I would like to know how I could recover my Nexus from a software-damaged condition.

I've considered rooting & creating a custom backup, but it looks a bit scary for me at the moment. For now it would be sufficient to know how to reboot to factory settings. I have backups of all my data. I believe there is a process using the power & volume keys from a cold boot.

I have installed Avast anti-virus but this does not make the Nexus totally safe.

Anyone advise how I can export a Word document compiled using Kingsoft Office 5.3.4 (Free) on the Nexus 7 to my pc.

No problem exporting a Word document from the pc to the Nexus but the pc won't recognize a document produced on the Nexus.

I've tried saving it in all the various available formats (doc. docx. txt & pdf) within Kingsoft and saving it to different folders in the Nexus internal storage, starting with documents with no luck.

Ok! I've answered my own question. Power down the Nexus & power it up again & the file appears in Windows Explorer under the Nexus Internal Storage/Documents folder, which is where I saved it. I'll leave this topic in place as it may help others.

I want to organize a large number of photos on my Nexus 7. I'm finding that when I transfer photo folders from my pc over to the Nexus "Picture" folder the folders appear in the Gallery in random order. Generally they appear in the order in which I copies them, but some don't and appear out of order. Can anyone advise on Photo Organizer apps. There are a number available but do they appear on your pc to enable copying & pasting from your pc. Do they organize using the file name into alpha/numeric order (which the Nexus Gallery doesn't do). Can anyone help please

I'm a proud owner of a new Nexus 7. But it doesn't have a file management system of any kind. When I copy my photo folders across to the Nexus Pictures folder they appear in random order. The Nexus does not recognise the folders names, regardless of how I name them. What the Nexus does is position the folders in the order which they are copied across; first at the bottom and last at the top. Can someone advise me please on the File Manager apps that seem to be available. How to they work and would they sort out the order in which they are files. Also, which is the best File Manager to use.