Hello community supporters,
is there a reliable figure that states how much free storage space is required to install the Windows 11 24H2 update on a regularly updated Windows 11 installation?
I've been trying to install the update on a Surface Go 3 with 64 GB of storage. After receiving the same "temporarily free some storage space" error multiple times, I iteratively uninstalled almost every application and deleted the /Windows/SoftwareDistribution folder as advised in a different thread. The result was over 20 GB of free memory on the system partition according to Explorer, but still the same error. I even tried to reset the entire installation, choosing to delete everything and reformat the storage, but that failed as well, "nothing was changed, return to Windows 11".
Note that I was *not* impacted by the 8.63 GB undeletable cleanup file issue. Is there any official statement by MS? Currently I have to assume that 24H2 is not supported on Surface Go 3, and I'm stuck with no way forward and no way back.
Thanks,
Stefan