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By rooting (aka gaining admin rights to) your Nexus 7 2013, you can install a custom ROM, run rooted apps, undervolt or overclock the processor, and even add multi-window support (like the function on the Galaxy Note 3) to the Nexus 7 2013. A developer called WugFresh created (and continues to update) a program that allows you to root, flash a custom recovery, and even unroot any Nexus device. Here we’ll how you how to use it on the Nexus 7 2013.

This program only works on Windows.

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1. Head to the developer’s site here and download the toolkit under Downloads.

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2. Double click the .exe file and install the program.

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3. Select the Nexus 7 v2 that you have when prompted and choose the version of Android and Build you currently have (you can check this by going to Settings > About Tablet and looking there).

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4. Go to Settings > About Tablet. 

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5. Tap Build over and over until it tells you you are a developer. 

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6. Go to Settings > Developer Options.

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7. Turn on USB Debugging.

How to Root the Nexus 7 (2013)

8. Plug in the device via USB cable. 

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9. Open the Toolkit on your computer (if it isn’t already).

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10. Tap Unlock in the toolkit and wait for the device to reboot.

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11. Select Yes on the device when prompted by pushing volume up then power. The program will continue and the device will reboot.

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12. Go through the setup process as normal until you get to the home screen. 

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13. Re-enable USB debugging by going to Settings > About Phone.

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14. Tap Build over and over until it tells you you are a developer.

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15. Go to Settings > Developer Options.

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16.  Turn on USB Debugging.

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17. Plug in the device (if it isn’t already).

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18. Check the box for Custom Recovery and click Root in the toolkit. Wait for it to finish. The device will reboot.

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19. Check to see if you have superuser in the app drawer, if so, you’re all set!

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David Cogen is a founder of TheUnlockr.com, the popular site for rooting, jailbreaking, hacking, modding, and other how tos to show you how to unlock your device’s true potential. They even have a popular ROM repository. Check out TheUnlockr.com for all your AndroidiPhone, and Windows Phone how tos.

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Published on: Mar 03, 2021

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