If you were one of the first brave people to update to the 24H2 version of Windows 11, you will surely have encountered a multitude of problems, not only the classic screens of death, but also problems with WiFi and even an error with the storage.
One of the problems reported by the user community after the Windows 11 24H2 update was the 8.63 GB error, which apparently is not deleted after updating to the latest version.
Specifically, users after updating to the Windows 11 24H2 version, when trying to delete 8.63 GB of update data from their already unusable systems, They verified that they were not eliminatedor at least that’s what they believed.
It was initially blamed on Windows 11’s new hotspot update system that it may need to preserve this old information, but Microsoft has explained that this is not the case.
The Redmonds have explained on a new support page, It is simply a notification problem.which incorrectly reports that this disk space could not be freed, but in fact it does not exist.
“After using the Windows Disk Cleanup app, an incorrect amount of freeable disk space may be displayed in the Windows Update Cleanup category,” they say.
“Please note this is a reporting error. When “Windows Update Cleanup” is selected and Disk Cleanup is run for the first time, some or all of the files in that category (for example, 15 GB) are successfully cleaned and the related disk space is freed up as shown. I expected. However, after this initial run, the tool may incorrectly report an amount of space still available for cleanup (for example, 88 GB) in the “Windows Update Cleanup” category. This incorrect amount of disk space is reported even though the space was already freed on the initial run.”
They are going to provide a solution in the next update, so don’t worry, those 8.63GB that the Windows cleanup tool tells you are incorrect.
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