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This is a summary of the cumulative updates released on October 13th for all the supported consumer releases of Windows 10.
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I have Windows 10. And have been receiving messages that my Updates are not able to be loaded due to lack of space. However, I have used the scoresense and requested to delete all unnecessary files, etc. But receive a message that says "couldn't delete anymore space"?? How do I fix this to get my updates?
I have Windows 10. And have been receiving messages that my Updates are not able to be loaded due to lack of space. However, I have used the scoresense and requested to delete all unnecessary files, etc. But receive a message that says "couldn't delete anymore space"?? How do I fix this to get my updates?
First, what win 10 version do you have? (click win key + R. Then type "winver" and return and you get the version)
How big is your C drive? Total capacity and how much free space left?
Win 10 doesnt "need" more then 20GB, but the system drive should never have less then 10% of its storage free. For swapping, updates and many things that will slow your system if it lacks free space.
There are lots of things you can do to get more space on your C (system) drive. Remove programs etc.
Win 10 is getting better and better at updating even when people only buy laptops with like 50-100GB disks. The lightweight has been the reason. But these laptops costs tons.
However, with the M.2 SSD technology, you now get 1TB GIGANTLY fast SSD drive for 150 USD/100 Euros.
M.2 SSD disks are as small as a ram and dont get hot at all. You need a motherboard that support it though.
You can also use One-drive to get more space from C by using the feature "fetch my files when I need them".
