Also notice that whereas C:\$WINDOWS.~BT\Sources folder now with latest build upgrades keeps the install.esd file even after the upgrade, X:\$WINDOWS.~TMP does not keep it.Notice that in this case, C: drive not having enough space you will find the install.esd file in X:\$WINDOWS.~TMP folder instead of C:\$WINDOWS.~BT\Sources folder (replace X: with your actual drive letter).Windows Update will now continue with upgrade.Select another drive to store the upgrade files:.Windows Update will show you how much more space is needed.Upgrade will fail if drive C: has less than 10 GB of free space and there are no other drives available.Upgrade will most probably completely fail if free space on drive C: is less than 2 GB regardless of how much free space is available on other drives.If there is less than 5 GB space available on C: drive upgrade files have not been downloaded, they need to be downloaded and unpacked to another drive.If there is more than 5 GB but less than 10 GB available space on C: drive, upgrade files have been downloaded but not uncompressed yet, files need to be unpacked / uncompressed to another drive.Windows needs about 5 GB free on drive C: to download the upgrade files, another 5 GB to do the upgrade.There is not enough space on C: drive to download and / or install upgrade.
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