So, if you’ve encountered this issue as well, we’ve prepared a solution for the problem. Even if you haven’t encountered this issue, and just stumbled upon this article, I recommend reading it, because you’ll learn something about the way your system works that you might not know before.

I don’t have enough System Reserved Partition space for the Fall Creators Update

Obviously, this problem occurs because your System Reserved Partition is too small for all the files the Fall Creators Update is trying to put on it. And you probably don’t even know it. It is recommended to have at least 450MB of free space in order to install the Fall Creators Update. So, if you already know what the System Reserved Partition is, and what is it used for, you can move on to the solution immediately. But, if you’re confused, and wondering what the hell is the System Reserved Partition now, don’t worry, we’ll get to that in a second.

What is the System Reserved Partition

So, let’s start with explaining what the System Reserved Partition is. Chances are, you’ve been using your computer, and Windows on it, for years now, without having a clue there’s such thing as the System Reserved Partition on your hard drive. When you install a fresh copy of Windows on your computer, it automatically creates the System Reserved Partition. This partition usually stores the Boot Manager and Boot Configuration Data. As you probably can tell yourself, these tools are used by your computer when booting. Your computer starts the bootloader, which boots your system from your primary boot device (usually your hard disk). 

As this partition stores sensitive data, Windows doesn’t assign a letter to it to prevent harmful actions from users. So, you’re not able to see it as other partitions. The only way to access the System Reserved Partition is through the Disk Manager. SPONSORED

Resize System Reserved Partition

The default size of the System Reserved Partition is 450MB. Which is just enough for Windows 10 Fall Creators Update. So, you probably resized it somehow. Or some program disrupted it. Anyway, we’re not going to investigate the cause here. Let’s just show you how to solve the problem. To be able to install the Fall Creators Update, you’ll need to resize your System Reserved Partition back to 450MB. And here’s how to do that: Now that you created the desired amount of unallocated space, you need to allocate it to the System Reserved Partition. And here’s how to do that: That’s about it, after doing this, you should have just enough space on your System Reserved Partition to install the Fall Creators Update. If you have any comments, questions or suggestions, just let us know in the comments below. RELATED STORIES YOU NEED TO CHECK OUT:

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