One of the things that have drawn attention positively about the arrival of Android N is how simple this is turning out to users. Never before Google had provided both things when testing a test version of the operating system that works.
The fact is that the simplicity we discussed has been the results we believe that Google was looking for a large community of users has been created, which has begun testing aversion released Android N, which is not final. Thus, we have been able to start to be clear about the things that work and those not in the new iteration of the work of Mountain View. But, as is logical, because of the instability that offers firmware, there are few who want to backtrack and re Marshmallow.
This it seems is not being all how simple and effective it should, especially for those who have not backed up your data and have not been secured take appropriate steps to proceed with the installation of Android N, which indicate in Android Help was not recommended do in terminals daily use because it was deemed a “beta” version.
P roubleshooting to uninstall Android N
the truth is that, on paper, not You should encounter problems if you are part of Android Beta, because once you communicate that you want to remove the new version of the operating system is received via OTA firmware that allows re Marshmallow … But unfortunately, there are some users who are indicating who do not receive the expected file -despite patience as recommended from Google-. And therefore, they have to resort to emergency solutions. That is, pure and simple manual labor.
And here is the first drawback, if the corresponding deprotecting the bootloader of Nexus was not performed to install Android N -something that indicated by of Google but there are users who have not or done either by lack of knowledge or dejadez-, can not be optimally use the fastboot tools that are necessary to manipulate the terminal and re Marshmallow. And the truth is that there is no global solutions to this and could only use forums to find other users with the same problem they have encountered some trick to solve what happens (at the moment we do not indicate anything because there is something that works globally).
the fact is that you may have trouble going back if installed Android N and that is, all the simplicity with which you can get the trial version, it has caused some are released to the pool without taking appropriate measures. And if we get the OTA version and to go back, we have a problem that is not exactly minor and we’ll see how, which is solved will be solved, that’s for sure … but not immediately -.
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