Nexus Android 7.1.1 Nougat Issues: 5 Things You Need to Know

Android 7.1.1 Nougat update issues continue to plague Pixel and Nexus devices, and today we want to take a closer look at the status of these issues as we move towards the release of the next major Android Nougat update.

Google’s Android 7.1.1 Nougat update, like the Android 7.0 Nougat update, went through a beta process to help Google fix the issues before it’s generally available.

While Google has managed to eliminate bugs and issues, Android 7.1.1 Nougat issues have slipped through the cracks and many users are reporting issues with the current version of Google’s operating system.

As we move away from Android 7.1.1, we are hearing about issues from Google plaguing users who have downloaded or received the Android 7.1.1 Nougat update.

With that in mind, we want to list the top things to know about Pixel, Pixel XL, Pixel C, Nexus 6P, Nexus 6, Nexus 5X, Nexus Player and Nexus 9 Android 7.1.1 issues.

This review takes a look at the current state of Android 7.1.1 Nougat issues, offers potential fixes for Android 7.1.1 issues, runs a list of solid sources, and looks at the Android 7.1.2 Nougat update.

Prepare for Android Nougat Updates

Every new Android 7.1.1 Nougat build will be an enticing install for Nexus and Pixel users, especially those dealing with long-standing Nougat issues.

These updates have the potential to improve performance on your smartphone or tablet, but they can also cause problems. This is exactly why we recommend doing some preparatory work before installing new software on your device.

It is impossible to predict what you may encounter during and after the installation process. Many of you will come out of this unscathed. Others will experience unforeseen problems. That’s why it’s important to prepare.

We’ve put together a step-by-step guide to walk you through what we do before installing an update from Google.

You don’t need to follow every step, but you will definitely want to make a backup of your device’s important files before upgrading to the current version of Android 7.1.1.

A little preparation will go a long way in avoiding problems and headaches, so take some time before upgrading to the latest Android 7.1.

Nexus Android 7.1.1 Nougat Problems

Android 7.1.1 fixes ongoing Nougat issues, but it also brings its own collection of issues to Nexus and Pixel users.

Google’s Nexus forums fill with complaints About the new update. Nexus users are reporting download problems, various Problems with Bluetoothfreezes, lag, call forwarding issuesreception problems, problems with various applications and much more.

We’re also seeing complaints about Google’s recently rolled out Nexus 6 Android 7.1.1 update. Owners of the aging former flagship are becoming aware of several issues, including: problems with vibrationnotifications, black screens on incoming calls and problems with sound.

Some Nexus 6P users say Android 7.1.1 update bricked your devices. These problems are similar Disturbed Nexus 5X After Android 7.0 version.

Some Nexus 6 users are experiencing echo issues when using speakers. The problem is starting to get steam Google’s Nexus forums. Fortunately, Google is aware of the issue and a fix may appear in the next version of Nougat.

Why do you have to be like this Android? I’m still having issues with the battery on 7.1.1. pic.twitter.com/DD9J99hduz

— Bryan Burnett (@Cranky_Hippo) February 13, 2017

It’s surprising that on a Google device running Android 7.1.

— ㍶ (@perryclarke) February 13, 2017

Anyone else having trouble @Android on 7.1.1 #Nexus6 and Bluetooth randomly spinning?

— George Ramirez (@georgeramirez) February 13, 2017

@googlenexus Help, my Nexus 6p running Android 7.1. Wi-Fi turns on and off every 5-10 seconds 🙁

— KyaN (@TheRealKyaN) February 17, 2017

The company’s Pixel forums it is also a source of complaints about various Android 7.1.1 issues plaguing both the regular model and the XL.

The complaints from Pixel users are similar to the complaints from Nexus users. We’re getting information about Wi-Fi and Bluetooth issues, freezes, occasional lags, issues with reception, download issues, and issues with audio/speakers.

We’re also seeing frustration with the camera, Photos app, hotspot issues, touchscreen issues, and more.

There is no guarantee that you will encounter one of these issues on your device, but the potential issue should be the motivation you need to prepare your smartphone or tablet for the Android 7.1.1 Nougat update.

Where to Find Android 7.1.1 Feedback

As we move away from Android 7.1.1, you’ll want to keep an eye out for feedback from other Pixel and Nexus Android 7.1.1 users. This feedback will alert you to potential errors and help you measure performance.

We’re starting to see Android 7.1.1 feedback pop up on social media sites like Twitter and Facebook. This is a great place to look for potential issues and feedback regarding the performance of the Android 7.1.1 update on your device.

Google’s Pixel Help Forums, Google’s Nexus Help forums, XDA-Developers, YouTubeand Android-centric forums are also great places to look for feedback.

If you’re already dealing with Android 7.1.1 Nougat issues or are concerned about potential Android 7.1.1 issues, check out the short-term and long-term feedback.

How to Fix Nexus Android 7.1.1 Issues

If you have already encountered an Android 7.1.1 Nougat issue on your Nexus or Pixel device, you are probably in search of a fix.

There are a few great resources out there, but our list of fixes for common Nexus Android Nougat problems is a great starting point.

Our list includes possible fixes for Wi-Fi issues, Bluetooth issues, and other common bugs that usually appear after Google releases a new update.

We’ve also prepared another guide that shows you how to fix Nexus Android Nougat battery life issues.

If you can’t find a fix there, go to: Google’s Nexus Help Forums or Google’s Pixel Help forums. There are very knowledgeable (and kind) people there.

If you prefer to go elsewhere, XDA-Developersor your favorite Android-centric forum for other possible solutions.

You can also consider reverting to an older version of Android Nougat or Android Marshmallow if you really want to exit Android 7.0.

If you don’t know the downgrade process for Nexus devices, take a look at this guide Courtesy of Nexus Help Forums.

what’s next

If you can’t find a manual fix, you’re probably wondering when Google will release the next Nougat update.

The company approved new Android 7.1.2 update It is for Nexus devices and is currently available in beta form for select models.

this Android 7.1.2 Nougat beta now available for Google’s Pixel, Pixel XL, Nexus 5X, Nexus 6P, Nexus Player and Pixel C. The Nexus 6 and Nexus 9 will not receive the beta or official release of the Android 7.1.2 Nougat update.

It is unclear when the Android 7.1.2 Nougat update will be available. Google says it will appear in “just a few months”; that means those of you dealing with problems will be on their own for at least a few more weeks.

2015 Nexus 6P and Original Nexus One (made by HTC)

By GoogleThe Android 7.1.2 update is “an incremental maintenance release focused on improvements, so it includes a number of bug fixes and optimizations as well as few enhancements for operators and users.” This should sound like music to the ears of those dealing with Android 7.1.1 issues.

One possibility is a fix for Android 7.1.1 in-car Bluetooth issues that reportedly plague the Nexus 5X and Nexus 6P.

The company’s accepted the problem and it says a permanent fix will be included in a “future” Android update.

Google will also continue to roll out monthly security updates to Nexus and Pixel devices, but there’s no guarantee they’ll help your performance.

The company’s March security update Although there are no known bug fixes on board, there is always a chance to improve the performance of your Nexus device.