“I HAVE A HP COMPUTER WITH A 29 GIG HARD DRIVE. I AM ALWAYS GETTING MESSAGES THAT I DO NOT HAVE ENOUGH STORAGE TO UPDATE WINDOWS 10. WILL THIS FIX THE PROBLEM WITH WINDOWS UPDATES? I DO NOT HAVE A LOT OF PICTURES OR DOCUMENTS, JUST APPS AND PROGRAMS.”

Asked by ERJOCEY 6 years ago

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Probably you have a laptop with 32GB storage, windows 10 (the upgrade to the next version 1903) needs at least 8GB of space, having the external SSD it won't fix your problem. The best solution would be (save in the external SSD all your important files) wipe out the internal storage , install the last version of Windows 10 (1903) then install all the software you use in the external SSD.
Answered by Marktonnys 6 years ago
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No, it will not. The drive that is needed for the update is on your C: drive. When you add the external storage it becomes the D: drive.
Answered by Souphonh 6 years ago
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