So I'm not a heavy tablet user, but I did manage to snag a Nexus 7 (8GB) for free at a conference a few years ago. I use it (what I feel is lightly) for a few games, RSA soft token, email, some browsing/reading, etc. After upgrading to 5.0.2 it's been a painful beast. I had initially thought that this was likely due just to NEW OS and OLD hardware. However after doing some digging last night I came across a number of suggestions to wipe the cache partition. Instructions can be found here: How to wipe cache partition Nexus 7 or like this.
Continuing from my previous post on Keyboard Shortcuts : Windows Desktop/Explorer Window: F1 > Open Windows Help (Or active application help if you aren't on the desktop or in windows explorer) F2 > When you have a file selected F2 will take you into Rename mode F3 or WinKey + F > Open the find file or folder applet F5 > Refresh Window WinKey + M > Minimize All Windows WinKey + shift + M > Restore All Minimized Windows WinKey + D > Show Desktop WinKey + L > Lock Windows (Not available before WinXP) WinKey + E > Launch Windows Explorer WinKey + B > Set Focus to the TaskBar (dunno why you'd want to do this) WinKey + ctrl + F > Open the find computer applet shift + delete > Permanently remove a file (same as delete followed by empty trash) alt + tab > Cycles through your program list alt + shift + tab > Cycles backwards through your program list alt + space > Activate the window control menu (same as right clicking the icon in the top l...
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