For those of you who got this to work on your Nexus 7 2nd, did you have to root your Nexus and format the flash drive to NTFS?
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yes...ofcourse I did... format FAT32 to NTFS...PERFECT...LIKE THIS...I USE ...
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nope. stock os not rooted. i believe i format this drive to fat32 instead ntfs because my smartphone is not compatible with ntfs so i tried fat32 to work on both nexus 7 2ndgen and my note3
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I would suspect that it would work with any device with a micro USB connection. I only own the Asus Nexus 7 and it works fine. You may need a 3rd party file handler, such as Astro File manager or Antek Explorer.
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It's a two step process.First get the photos from the camera into a computer using a SD reader o a USB cable (depending of your camera)Second, make sure Nexus 7 USB mode is MTP (media device) and connect it to the computer, it will show as a device Windows Explorer, double click on it and copy file into \Nexus 7\Internal storage\DCIM\100ANDRO
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I just got this piece for my google nexus 7 tablet. I need the adaptor( microUSB from USB) . I was going to return it but based on what you said, I will get that convertor and see
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Sorry, I don't know. I purchased it to connect a Nexus 7 tablet to a flash drive. It works fine.
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You would need the proper drivers in order to recognize the device as a storage. Assuming this is an Android phone, that may require you to be in debug mode or developer mode where necessary. The cable does not work for Nexus 7 2013, or at least the one I purchased. You're better off emailing, texting, using bluetooth, or uploading whatever media you're trying to get on either device.
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Make sure the media your using is formatted to FAT32 if you're not rooted and using Nexus Media Importer. If you're rooted I suggest the ParagonNTFS app (works great for all format types on rooted devices).
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Yes, but I'm pretty sure you'll need to root the tablet before you can use a flash drive. However it does work.
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Hello Sterling, based on personal usage with my Nexus 7 2013, I use Nexus Media Importer to read files from my USB flash drive. I believe if your device is rooted (mine is not), there is no need to use a third-party application though.
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It does not work with a Google Nexus 10 not sure about GTab 3.0. From what I can determine USB to go will only work on a rooted device. I really wish Google can make this work without rooting someday.
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http://www.google.com/nexus/7/In the tech specs, it says it supports. Didn't try it but I am sure it works.
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Yes this adapter does work on the Nexus 7. You will need to download the Nexus Media Importer app from the Play Store. I enjoy using my adapter.
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Sorry I don't know if it works with a nexus 7 but it works great with my Samsung 3 tablet. It has a normal usb.
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I don't have much experience with the nexus but I can tell you that I can fit my 2 Terabyte external hard drive in the grid with no issue. The elastic bands will stretch to fit most anything.
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I've found a few different answers ranging from yes/ no/ and only if you root the device. https://productforums.google.com/forum/m/#!msg/nexus/LJeoF7AK1zU/6ZyI9gQLjIsJCheck out this forum page concerning your question. The Nexus 5 does have the port for OTG Flash drrive compatibility but you may have to do some tinkering with the software of your device. Sorry this is the best info I could find.
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Sorry, i cannot help you. I don't know it. What i know is that it doesn't work on my nexus =p
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As Petersan mentioned, you may need an app. I use Nexus Media Importer Pro with my Nexus 7 and I know of one person using it with another Asus tablet and a Verizon Droid phone (unknown model). There's a free version to try but if it works for you I highly recommend the pro version. This is the only app of its kind that does not require root.