I used 63GB on my laptop for apps and games but if I go for it the biggest app is Instagram with somehow 800Gb and there are not many, that can be a maximum of 10GB together, what's going on there? Still need a lot of free space for elder scrolls online.
Each app also typically reserves individual dynamic disk space for the paging file, updates, archives, and recovery points on the disk.
Your bill is not quite right, or did you mean MB here instead of GB?
is the largest app, Instagram with somehow 800Gb and there are not many that can put together a maximum of 10GB
How much GB do you have on your HDD still free, how much do you need, and how much GB summarizes the entire drive nominally?
C clean up that could help.
Sorry of course MB did not think GB on Instagram.
Are still about 35GB free.
Need 55 more
Then first of all sum up the pure sizes of the program files of the individual apps and then you have to (as I said) consider even reserved paging memory of the respective app and the update archive in addition to the actual operating system.
20 GB now missing space but rather indicate a now too small drive.
Incidentally, Elder Scrolls Online recommends 85 GB of free hard disk space on the PC. There will probably be a second drive (for example, external via USB 3), or generally a much larger system drive (internal) will be necessary.
Again: What is the storage capacity of your internal drive as a whole?
Got me 25GB brought in thank you.
120GB
If there are Windows + various apps / games already on it, a total of 120 GB for a SSD are clearly not enough. In any case, an SSD should not be used above about 50-75% of its nominal capacity, given that, depending on the model and type of administration, some% of the nominal capacity is already firmly reserved for internal administration and cleanup routines.
If you do not want to uninstall much of the previously installed features / apps, you either need a capacitively much larger system drive internally (SSD with at least 250 GB), or you supplement the existing book with an external USB drive and can optimally already on USB 3.0 access.
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