HP Stream running out of space

[trombone1257]

Spent 90 mins trying to sort this out on DD's Hp last night.

I seemd to grab back 2GB by compressing and removing old system restores. Will try above suggestions tonight.

On looking in C drive I saw that 'user' and 'windows properties' had 5GB and 19GB in them. Basically the whole memory. Any way I can get in there and delete anything? And what about the 7GB sitting there partioned off. Can I expand the 21GB working memory into any of that?

[R3V01UT10N]

This is the bidders POS computer I have ever seen. It is totally useless and was designed as a get rich quick scheme. This computer came with a Microsoft word trial that I now cannot use since the computer is out of space and it requires an update to function.
I'm going to contact my lawyer

[R3V01UT10N]

*biggest

[pjc123]

[edit] I was forced to install Linux on my HP Stream 11 and buy a Lenovo Thinkpad for Windows. What amazes me most is HP is still selling newer versions of mine, still with 32GB of disk space.

[purple19]

I think I have compressed all the folders in C drive. I installed TreeSize and here is the scan result of C drive.  There is only 5.14GB left and it is not enough to install new updates (8GB min). What should I do now?

[ieee488]

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@pjc123 wrote:
I figured it was only a matter of time before there was a class action lawsuit. I was forced to install Linux on my HP Stream 11 and buy a Lenovo Thinkpad for Windows. What amazes me most is HP is still selling newer versions of mine, still with 32GB of disk space.

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HP.

Lenovo.

Dell.

The big 3, all sell Windows 10 laptops with 32 GB of disk space.

As a matter of fact, I just bought a Lenovo Ideapad 120S on Black Friday with 32 GB of disk space.

You basically cannot install many programs. Keep all your data files on the SD card.

[HatterasJeepguy]

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[ieee488]

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Dell, ASUS, Lenovo, HP all still sell laptops with 32 GB hard drives. There may be others.

Anyway, they're useable if you bother to learn how to use them.

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