I have not seriously used my Nexus 7 for a while now but when I did I noticed
this annoying feature of the Nexus not recognising files copied across to it.
I found that forcing a refresh by restarting the Nexus caused these files to
become visible to Nexus applications.
If this is the problem I am surprised that this has not been fixed. There may
be away to refresh the view of files on the Nexus apart from reboot but no one
suggested a way to to me when I reported this problem last year.
David Griffith
On 8 Oct 2015, at 20:32, Adrien Collins <adriencollins22160@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi
I wanted to try and help my landlords, their internet is not
working. I connected his nexus 7 to my laptop in order to
copy some epub books across for him to read. I have not used
a nexus 7 before. I opened the nexus in my computer, then
internal memory, books and put the epub books there. The
only problem is, he is unable to see the books, what am I
doing wrong? Do the books need to be in a particular format?
Having no internet makes it tricky. Normally he would use
google play books. Is there a way to find the books on his
nexus that neither he or I know about?
Regards
Adrien
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