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Sucks for those running cheap 32-64GB laptops. They probably can't even get this update without warnings and red lights.
Windows 10 October 2018 Update: Dump your files to avoid crashes - MS
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Yeah I'm one of those people with a 64gb ssd on my laptop, however, I've not run into any issues with lack of space for updates as of yet.
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Upgrade using a user file (say File History) backup and clean install a USB MCT. Reinstall third party apps. Sign back into cloudy stuff. Not simple / trivial, but faster.
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Hopefully this eases when they make the x64 only update images.
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LTBS only, I believe. For some time. When they do it.
Reduced Windows 10 package size downloads for x64 systems - Windows 10 Forums
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Yeah you can create an ISO from the .esd
How to create a Windows 10 ISO file using an Install.ESD image | Windows Central
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Windows 10 October 2018 Update: Dump your files to avoid crashes - MS
Last Updated: 21 Sep 2018 at 09:43
Every Windows 10 update requires a certain amount of storage space on your hard drive to help the update install smoothly. Updates help ensure that your device has the latest features and security improvements so it continues to run efficiently and securely.
Before downloading an update, Windows checks to make sure there’s enough space on your device for installation. If there isn’t, you’ll see a message asking you to free up some space. Here’s an example of one of these messages:
Screen shot of dialog box asking user to free up space to install Windows update.
The following instructions focus on freeing up space to install a Windows feature update. You can also learn about other ways to free up drive space and prevent future low disk space issues at Free up drive space in Windows 10.
Source: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/...dows-10-update
See also: Windows 10 October 2018 Update: Dump your files to avoid crashes, warns Microsoft | ZDNet
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