Same here.. just bought my 32gb card and haven't opened it because of this. 

Why did the update change the font color to White!?
I was very happy with Blue color fonts until now!
 
Why do this without giving users the option to choose?
 
Anyone here know how to set the font color back to Blue?

since the update I have been unable to connect to my home network through wifi.  it continually says: Saved, secured with wpa, then: connecting, then: Saved, secured with wpa.  I have a laptop, Iphone4, ipad, and samsung tablet that all connect to the wifi just fine.  I have power cycled the router.  I have changed the passkey and retried, I've switched to no security - it still wouldn't connect to my wifi - it just says: saved.  I can connect just fine to the wifi at the coffee shop, and to my corporate wifi which also requires a passkey.  I've restarted the tablet with all kinds of combinations of forgeting, turning off wifi, etc.  I've also done two factory resets in an attempt to reset the wifi.   I'm running out of ideas.  beginning to realize that without wifi, a tablet is basically an expensive paper weight.  any advice would be appreciated.

I don't know if everyone is having the same issue as I am but after the update, when I use the app Sketchbook pro for my art and designs I get this random grainy distortion on my layers.
When I take a break and play a game that involves tilting the devise, to make the character go towards that direction it seems less responsive and extra tilting.
Also they need to add the featured theme color blue, I am not feeling this white theme on my tablet and we should have that option to choose from.
 
I don't get paid to be a troubleshooter for EVGA and I don't receive free items I am like everyone else here, we purchased this device and need to have the choice of updating the software with a guarantee of fully patched drivers. Or to be able to roll back if the tablet does not seem to functioning 100%. 
 
And why do I have to purchase a pro stylus pen every time I burn out my rubber nibs, really guys come one now sell a set of rubber nibs to your users a small pack of 10 nibs or more.
There are two things I don't like 1) being horse fed to do something I don't want to, 2) bugs on a fully purchased device I spend allot of my free time with.
 
Yes I purchased two Tegra note 7 and if the K1 10" comes out with more efficiency towards tablet drawing, I would support it but if the technicians start to slack of there are other competitors in this market. So lets make this work EVGA keep us .... or loose us?
 
 
 
 
 

this updated killed off any trust that was built up with nvidia. removing sd card support is just plain stupid. 

Great I don't know if other users like myself are experiencing a 64 gig SD card issue, like for instance being able to just read from the card but not being able to write or delete from it. This is really embarrassing it it official I am not supporting a buggy product like this. I feel like taking my Damascus katana and splitting this crap into two. "****"

With kit kat GOOGLE (not EVGA or Nvidia) changed the way apps are allowed to write the SD card. Most apps do not support the new method nor is moving apps to the SD card. 
 
Read the following

 

From http://www.sammobile.com/forum/showthread.php?t=16041
 
"Found in xda and tested in my N900, work perfect.
1. Using a root-enabled file manager, navigate to /system/etc/permissions
2. Edit platform.xml and find the WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE permission.
3. Add an additional group definition for this permission...<group gid="media_rw" />
4. Save the changes to the file.
5. Restart."
 
Looks like one has to root the phone. I may do that just to change permissions. 

As it's been said, neither EVGA or Nvidia had anything to do with the SD card functionality being changed, KEY WORD: CHANGED.  The SD card works, just in the way Google is intending it to.  First of all, any apps you have moved to your SD card are no longer going to work after the update, move them back to your tablets internal storage before the update or you will need to reinstall them. 
Now the meat and bones of the issue. This is not a fault in the tablet, this is how KitKat works, Apps no longer have full rights to storage, they will only have access to the folders and files they create, be they on the internal storage or the sd card. Only system apps will have full rights to storage because the system needs to manage the file system.  The reason for this is security, how many of you use a banking app on your phone/tablet? Or any app that uses personal data? As it stands, any app that can write to your sd card, can steal your personal data.  It can see and copy and change anything you have on your phone.  KitKat might limit your access to your sd card, (only on your device, more on that in a moment) but it does it to protect your information. This way, apps can still see everything, but can only change what it needs to change. If you plug your tablet into your computer, you will still be able to view, make changes to, and copy/backup your files on your sd card.
 
*edit* As a side note, I'm pretty sure once KitKats Storage Access Framework is supported by more apps, and eventually all apps, it'll make this argument irrelevant.
 
There will be no patch or fix from Nvidia or Evga, if they change the way KitKat handles external storage, the device will no longer be google certified and will loose access to the play store and all google apps.
 
KitKat is new, give Google a chance to refine it, they have a plan.  That's not to say they didn't do anything wrong. The changes to the way the OS handles sd cards should have been much more publicized, the update should have had a warning that many apps, and any app that was on your sd card, would be broken.  Developers should have been made aware of the change so they could properly updated their apps. 
 
I guess what I'm trying to say is yes, Google pulled a d**k move, but it wasn't the change they made, it was how they surprised everyone with it, how they made the change and didn't tell anyone before the updates started rolling out and not offering an easy way to roll back.  And just to be clear, the change has been there since Honeycomb, but it wasn't enforced, and third party manufacturers made the changes necessary to the code to allow the SD card to operate the way you are use to.  Even Samsung is falling in line now though, it's not just the Tegra Note 7, it's every KitKat device.
 
Your options? Root, or don't update.  If you already updated, I don't want to sound mean, I really do understand your frustration, but you either need to root, sell/return your tablet, or suck it up and learn to use the OS they way it's built.  Anyone on here blaming EVGA and Nvidia has simply not researched the information, and it's not helping anyone.  And there's not point in bad mouthing google, really, I mean, your other options are iOS, and that's counterproductive since no iOS device supports any method of external storage, or Windows 8.1, and not at this price point.
 
As for the other issues, that's what warranties are for, and if you rooted, well you knew the risk when you did it, flash back to Jelly Bean.

So I bought a new note 7 and a 32gb sd card for it last week with the intention of using it as a media center style device. I only found out about this SD card issue today when i tried to move apps over to the brand new card and they all failed to do so. I read up found out this issues is a google os problem everyone has. Now i am confused as to what on earth is the use for the SD card now? It's blank and i can;t put anything on it. When i tried to copy files onto it via my PC (example photos/media) i can't see or gain access to them within my tablet. VLC can see the SD card, but can't see anything on it. 
 
Can i ask what on earth is now the point of the expandable memory slot if we have no way to even use it as originally intended? It is seriously now a useless part of the device?

Modz85
So I bought a new note 7 and a 32gb sd card for it last week with the intention of using it as a media center style device. I only found out about this SD card issue today when i tried to move apps over to the brand new card and they all failed to do so. I read up found out this issues is a google os problem everyone has. Now i am confused as to what on earth is the use for the SD card now? It's blank and i can;t put anything on it. When i tried to copy files onto it via my PC (example photos/media) i can't see or gain access to them within my tablet. VLC can see the SD card, but can't see anything on it. 
 
Can i ask what on earth is now the point of the expandable memory slot if we have no way to even use it as originally intended? It is seriously now a useless part of the device?

You can still move apps, but you may have to update them or uninstall/reinstall them since they apparently need to be 4.4 compatible for the SD card.  I think one game I have changed the amount it allows to move.