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martqncety said:

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I cant have start any program, i cant install any program
When i try recovory the windows i cant

See post #20
Windows needs about 15% free space, to be able to function properly.

Hello @martqncety, is your OS 32-bit or 64-bit?

martqncety said:

if I free up the necessary space will it work ?

Probably.

You can try this to free up some space...

Open a command prompt as admin and run this command

powercfg -h off


That will "disable" Hibernate, and delete hiberfil.sys, which will free up some space.

Option one, step #4, here...
Enable or Disable Hibernate in Windows 10


Then open command prompt as admin again, and run this command...

Dism.exe /online /Cleanup-Image /StartComponentCleanup





Those two commands will free up a lot of space.

Hello @martqncety,

martqncety said:

WindowsProductName : Windows 10 Home
WindowsVersion : 1703

I have just looked on the usual places to try and see if there was a v1703 ISO available for download and could NOT find one!

Have you got a System Image that you could use?

Hello @martqncety,

martqncety said:

System image for recovery? I dont have.

No, what I meant was did you create a System Image with an imaging program like Macrium Reflect or AOMEI Backupper for example?