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Hello, I was trying to update to Windows 10 2004 but it failed. It said "We couldn't update system reserved partition". I assume by this that the EFI partition is full. I have mounted the EFI parition and looked into WinDirStat about and saw HP using 67,9mb out of the 96,0mb. The EFI partition is currently using 81,1mb out of the 96,0mb.
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Please read this article I wrote before making any more attempts to upgrade to v2004:
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