notebook/laptop help

Got a brand new laptop/notebook, problem is god knows why its only got 4gb of internal memory,

so now I cannot install the first windows 10 update as its saying not enough memory

It comes with a memory card slot Mirco hd , so ive got a 32gb and a 128gb cards

and its still not alowing me to update the update

does anyone have any idea

put up a screen print up wats its saying

if so the thing will have to go back for refund

many thanks...

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nickyburnell wrote: OK m8 you have one of the things that should never have been sold. They were heavily subsidized.  You have a 32gb (less in reality) hard drive which will be a non replaceable thing on the board. This was never thought through and voila you get the issue you have now. Only one I have seen with a way out is the Asus one, this has a compartment and connections for a full size 2.5" drive underneath, is it an Asus? If so is there a one screw flap on the bottom? If so a bigger SSD drive can be fitted, Windows installed fresh to that and the boot order changed. If it's not an Asus you are shot. Only way round is a complete format from USB drive EVERY time Win 10 does it's latest thing, basically twice yearly.  If you want any of the above done ship it to me, I can sort it, no charge. Failing that find a local guy and show him this text.   If it does not have the ability for the drive upgrade I am afraid with your knowledge I would call it a day or google, "defer windows feature update" and keep using that. Then clean up everything in the software distribution folder (getting technical again)  Absolute bottom line on new SSD (you want SSD for speed) laptop is: https://www.ebuyer.com/835635-lenovo-v110-amd-a9-laptop-80td005puk

All of this basically. Having a 32Gb drive as a main OS partition is not going to cut it with Windows 7, let alone anything more modern. I keep a very tight ship on my main PC and nothing lives on the OS drive except the OS. All data and programs are separated onto other partitions. Windows 7 is currently taking up nearly 100Gb of data... A few things may have sneaked into there over the years but that really is nearly all Windows + years of updates and service packs.

If you can't get another drive in there then that machine is unfortunately not suitable for a modern windows install imho. But if all you want is web browsing and email etc, general use, you might find a flavour of linux would work pretty well with it.

can you return it? doesn't sound fit for purpose.. if it won't do it's first update