Original Title: There is not enough disk space on . . . to install Service Pack 3.
Trying To Download Game Says Not Enough Gbp
Question: Q: Not enough local storage to update an app. Yet when I go to settings it indicates plenty of avail space. Yet when I go to settings it indicates plenty of avail space. I'm trying to download updates for some apps but I get a message that there is not enough 'local storage' on this device. Not enough disk space. JoAnne65 Posts: 21,541 Member. January 2016 edited January 2016 in Technical Discussions. Change Download location; Formerly known as Simasaurus09. Anything 250 gb and above is ok if you only run the sims 3 on c drive with windows and no other games. With 250 gb you will have to drag some files from the game to.
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I am running MS Windows XP Home Edition (32-bit), version 2002, on my computer. My computer is a Macbook with an Intel Core2 Duo CPU T7800 @ 2.60Ghz with 2.98 GB of RAM. The Mac OS is 10.5. I am running Windows through Boot Camp. My Boot Camp/Windows disk partition is 74.8 GB in size, with 10 GB of free space. Windows crashed on my computer several weeks ago and I had to reinstall it. I had previously been running Windows with Service Pack 3, and it had worked fine (until it crashed for no readily apparent reason). I reinstalled Windows through Service Pack 2, and it works. However, I am unable to reinstall Service Pack 3. Whenever I try, I receive the following message: 'There is not enough disk space on C:WINDOWS$NtServicePackUninstall$ to install Service Pack 3. Setup requires a minimum of 4 additional megabytes of free space or if you also want to archive the files for uninstallation, Setup requires 4 additional megabytes of free space. Free Addditional space on your hard disk and try again.' As I mentioned previously, I currently have 10 GB (that's gigabytes, NOT megabytes) of free space in the Windows partition of my C drive. What do I do?