Hi Stephen,
Upgrading to a newer version of Windows 10 basically needs at least 20GB of storage for the download to pursue. If you are having a hard time upgrading because of not enough space issue, we suggest deleting some files and apps that are not needed. Or, you can transfer them to another external hard drive to free up space for the upgrade. You can refer to this article for tips on how to free up drive space.
If anything comes up, don't hesitate to get back to us anytime.
Hi, thanks for the answer, however...
My laptop - ASUS E200H - only has 32G of storage. I deleted/uninstalled absolutely everything possible but it still isn't enough.
If the update needs 20G then I cannot physically clear that space as the current Windows/system files only leaves 12G
I have an additional 32G on an external SD card but the update will only download to the local storage, where I cannot create 20G free space.
My laptop tells me that it cannot install important security updates until I upgrade but how can I upgrade my laptop ?