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You can get a dual USB flash drive, make a complete nandroid backup, and transfer the backup to the flash drive. Then do a factory reset on the tablet and you're good to go. SanDisk has a 32 Gb dual USB flash drive for about $30. I have one and have never had one problem out of it. I use it daily.

Re: Why Root a Nexus 7 If you want to learn the in's and outs of rooting I suggest you visit the XDA developers forums and specifically the nexus 7 2013 sub-forums.

Don't know if you're rooted or not but if you are I suggest the app "Servicely" and set it to run on boot, kill Google play services and Google app. You will still get updates from Google now and all that. Servicely just the services running in the background that aren't high priority.

I'm running 5-23-15 OptiPop, Vindicator kernel for Nexus 7 2013.

Creature.....oops I meant feature lol Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk

I know a custom Rom and kernel that you will love. AOSB Project 4.4.2 latest version and use the glitch kernel. Glitch kernel has a creature called sweep2sleep which means you swipe across the navigation bar to turn the N7 off. It also has what's called doubletap2wake which means you double tap...