Hi. I have an Asus Notebook with Windows 10 Home edition. After cleaning up and deleting unneccesary files, it still only has 1.5GB left available of its total 28.5GB storage. It has a 1.60GHz processor and 2 GB of RAM installed.
For months now I've been getting Windows messages telling me I need to update but that there is insufficient storage available to do this. When I connect an external drive to use as temporary storage, it starts to prepare to update but then fails at some point, again citing insufficient storage, despite the memory stick having a higher capacity than what Windows says it needs... I'm also getting Windows messages saying this version is no longer supported... and can't manage to stop all these annoying messages that don't lead anywhere!
It is also running quite slowly and I've thought about changing to Linux hoping this would resolve some of these issues.
So as a minimum I would like to stop all these messages. An ideal scenario would be to improve its performance somehow, as I don't have the money for a new machine.
Thanks in advance for any advice,
Barry
For months now I've been getting Windows messages telling me I need to update but that there is insufficient storage available to do this. When I connect an external drive to use as temporary storage, it starts to prepare to update but then fails at some point, again citing insufficient storage, despite the memory stick having a higher capacity than what Windows says it needs... I'm also getting Windows messages saying this version is no longer supported... and can't manage to stop all these annoying messages that don't lead anywhere!
It is also running quite slowly and I've thought about changing to Linux hoping this would resolve some of these issues.
So as a minimum I would like to stop all these messages. An ideal scenario would be to improve its performance somehow, as I don't have the money for a new machine.
Thanks in advance for any advice,
Barry