With
previous Windows editions, it was almost a given that they required
more disk space, but as hard disks were growing in capacity, users
didn’t sense the increase in size. With Windows 10, Microsoft is looking
to address many problems and also to bring together a great deal of
desktop and mobile features. And you will now be pleased to know that
the next version of Windows will take less space, both on your PC or phone.
Microsoft has made this official through a blog post, saying that with current builds, Windows can efficiently compress system files. It seems that Windows 10 will be able to ‘give back’ approximately 1.5GB of storage for 32-bit devices and 2.6GB of storage for 64-bit Windows. Phones running Windows 10 will also make use of the same efficient compression algorithm.
Besides this, Windows 10’s refresh and reset options will no longer use a separate recovery image, which is usually preinstalled by PC makers. Thus, this should eventually free up somewhere from 4GB up to 12GB, with as much as 15GB of storage savings on certain devices. You won’t be able to use this on phones, as they have a different recovery solution.
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