This process will vary depending on your operating system, but we've got an easy-to-follow guide for Mac, Linux, and Windows that will cover all of the bases. Step 1: Install ADB & Fastboot on Your Computerįirst, you'll need to install a pair of Android tools on your computer, which are called ADB and Fastboot. You'll have to download the update yourself, install ADB and Fastboot on your computer, and type in a few commands-but I'll go over the entire process in detail below. 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. Method 2: Use ADB & Fastboot Commands (Mac, Windows, or Linux) How to Manually Install Updates Using Nexus Root Toolkit.
While the guide outlines updating to Lollipop, the steps will be exactly the same if you're updating to Marshmallow. 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)
Apps and contacts should automatically restore themselves when you log into Marshmallow with your Google account, but anything that isn't saved to the cloud should be transferred to a separate storage device at this time. Since manually updating a Nexus device requires you to unlock the bootloader, and the process of unlocking your bootloader will wipe the device, make sure to have any important data backed up before you begin. Note: Back Up Your Device to Save Important Files
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