sorry about that Matt, had to take football break. what I did to get back to running was to use 2 tool kits. the problem with recovery was the tool kit couldn't find the n7. I used skipsoft to get drivers loaded then I was able to use nr tool kit to unroot the device, then recovery started on its own. it downloaded kitkat and installed it. the home pages were blank, but all apps were still in the n7 it was just a matter of putting them on the home pages. as I said before I sure appreciate you and Prime helping me I could not have done it without you. the n7 is running great thanks to you guys.

Matt I tried softbrick, but I can't get into bootloader mode. I tried several times it just wouldn't work.

Matt, I used "nexus root toolkit v1.5.5

no did not have twrp installed.

Cannot boot into safe mode,  boots to a green android that sez "no command" that's as far as I can go. but Matt I appreciate your help.


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while running 4.4 ota I got an error msg "no command" I tried hard reset, unplug battery, nothing seems to help.

try this.

{GUIDE} Placing and receiving calls over Wi-Fi using Talkatone and Google Voice
I wanted to contribute to this forum and thought I would start by putting a very simple guide together for placing and receiving calls with the Nexus 7 using Talkatone and Google Voice over Wi-Fi.

As a declaimer: Follow this guide at your own risk. I only mention this because the developer of the Talkatone app does not support the Nexus 7 device. I will add that I have installed this on my wife's Nexus 7 and have had no issue as of this guide.

I would like to acknowledge drsky125 who mentioned Talkatone in another thread and this is how I found out about the app.

The main reason for putting this guide together was I have seen other guides on the web that seemed very complicated. Talkatone has done a great job walking the user through the steps to set this up.

1. Create a Google Voice Account if you do not already have one. This is a very simple process. Just follow this link https://www.google.com/voice Once you have established your Google Voice Number, you will need to add a couple settings to your account.

A. Select your access number from the left side menu by clicking on the number. This will bring you into the settings page.
C. Select "Phone" tab and check off "Google Chat"
B. Select the "Voice Mail & Text" Tab and check off "Text Forwarding" This will allow you to receive text messages.
C. Select "Save Settings" button to commit these changes.

2. Follow this link to download the Talkatone app from the developers webside Talkatone for Android (side loading version) Scroll down to the bottom of the page and check off "I read and acknowledge the above mentioned limitations" and then select "Download APK" Button. As of this guide, if you try and download the app from Google Play, You will not be able to so because the developer has not included the Nexus 7 as a supported device. For more information check their F.A.Q page.

3. Install the Talkatone app. Once the app is installed, open the app and when you are prompted log into your Google Account. You will receive an email from Talkatone outlining the steps above.

jayj, my nexus 7 running on 4.1.1 has a messenging app. in it named "messenger" which is part of the jellybean os. it is built in but you have to type your messenge. no voice