Microsoft announced on its blog that the 32-bit and 64-bit versions of the Windows 10 May 2019 Update will require a minimum of 32GB of available disk storage, a significant increase over previous versions of Windows 10.
Windows 1903 is due out in May, and it's called the Windows 10 May 2019 Update.
Windows 1903 Update 10 requires 32GB of free disk space
The Windows 10 October 2018 Update to the 32-bit version of the operating system required 16GB of free storage while the 64-bit version required 20GB. It's unclear why the May 2019 Update will double the requirements for the 32-bit version of Windows 10, and increase the requirements for the 64-bit version by 12GB.
This can be a problem for people who use the operating system on devices with limited storage capacity, common on older PCs. While this requirement can be a problem for people with low-end computers, Microsoft's effort is well-intentioned to prevent failures.
Like this? In fact, an upgrade does require a little more disk space, enough to run the system without crashes or crashes. In the past, this was a common occurrence, which is why Microsoft is addressing the issue with this requirement.
And how to solve the lack of disk space? Well, you can add an SD memory card, a pen drive or an external hard drive to your PC, migrate your files, images and videos folders to the external drive in order to free up more space on the machine, especially before doing so. an atualization. Another great option is to move everything you can to cloud storage like Google Drive and OneDrive services.
Microsoft's next update is still being tested by developers, but new options such as the ability to delay future updates for longer periods of time are expected to be implemented.
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