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I had the same problem, in fact it made my tablet unusable because it kept popping up a message over what ever I was doing every 10-15 seconds. In the end, I deleted my Corporate account from Settings, and installed the Nine - Exchange ActiveSync app, and it works great. My company has Exchange...

I still think Lollipop is crap, but things are on the improve. I deleted my Corporate account (to eliminate the constant Exchange Services crashes) and downloaded Nine Exchange ActiveSync - it works like a peach :) And the folks behind Light Flow are on the job, I got an update over night, and...

Thanks for the reply, I kinda thought that might be the case. It seems like Google are taking a few leaves out Apple's book of customer treatment, i.e. behaving like fascist Nazis.

Another of my Nexus devices is now wanting to install Lollipop. Can I get rid of the notification and tell it to sod off please (I can't swipe it away) ?

Thank you!! Yep, I have 2 other devices I can get it from.

I tried to do that, but I couldn't find it to install. Where can I get it from please ? The reason I like the original Gallery is because I use Media Organizer, which works brilliantly with Gallery.

I agree, it's rubbish, I got it yesterday on my Nexus 10, but I will not be downloading it onto my N4 and N7. Firstly, I don't like the look of it, and the new keyboard is awful. But worst of all, Light Flow crashes upon startup, and the Exchanges Services keeps crashing, and a pop-up message...

Mine works fine whenever a notification arrives (new email, calendar event etc), but only in a white light. I have Light Flow installed on both my N7 and N4 - on the N4 the light glows in the configured colour, but on the N7 it only ever glows white. Both have Android 4.3, so go figure!

MailDroid rocks, it's way better than the stock mail client. I like most things that Google do, but their concept of how email should work is simply daft!

I powered down the tablet, and then restarted it, and the problem has gone away. Go figure!

Thanks for your reply, but there is no /sdcard/.android_secure directory, and the /mnt/secure directory is empty (I've turned on 'Show Hidden').

Since a couple of weeks ago, when my apps are automatically updated from the Google Play store, sometimes they show the error message "Couldn't install on USB storage or SD card." Would anyone know what could be causing this please ? I'm running avast! Mobile Security, but it's not reporting...

I had a similar problem - I loaded about 12 GB of music onto my N7, and it started behaving very poorly. In the end, I had to remove the music and do a factory reset to get back to a usable state. Just removing the music to release space wasn't enough.

Isn't that how Google Drive works, it automatically syncs on what ever device or computer you have it installed on ?

I found the culprit - it was Duck Hunt. It was a crappy game anyway, so no great loss there - now uninstalled :) Sent from my Nexus 7 using Android Central Forums