If you don't own a Windows PC, or if you'd simply prefer not to use the Nexus Root Toolkit, manually updating your Nexus device is still fairly simple. More Info: How to Manually Install Updates Using Nexus Root Toolkit Method 2: Use ADB & Fastboot Commands (Mac, Windows, or Linux) While the guide outlines updating to Lollipop, the steps will be exactly the same if you're updating to Nougat. The utility was developed by Wugfresh to provide a nice, mouse-friendly interface for this whole process, and I've covered it with an in-depth guide in the past. If you're using a Windows PC, the easiest way to manually install updates on a Nexus device is to use a program called Nexus Root Toolkit. Method 1: Use Nexus Root Toolkit (Windows Only) Note: If you haven't installed Android 7.0 Nougat yet on your rooted Nexus device, the instructions below are the same whether you're installing it for the first time or just updating it. So if you're up to the task, you can manually install the latest Nougat update on your Nexus device right now. Luckily though, Google has already made the newest factory images available for download, and these don't check for root changes. If you weren't rooted, you could just sideload the OTA update right now-but updates will refuse to apply if you've modified anything using root access. But there's a few security enhancements as well, so staying up-to-date with the latest patches is important for a number of reasons. There aren't many headlining features, as these minor updates are mostly bug fixes and performance improvements. Google has already issued a few updates to Android 7.0 Nougat.
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