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Personally, if possible, I would have the SSD fitted internally and scrap the eMMC partition altogether.

Do you specifically choose the Windows Update Clean-up?

https://www.windowscentral.com/how-move-default-user-folders-new-drive-windows-10

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Follow my guide to do the clean up in the first instance. You can do it now, you won’t lose anything.

If so, you’ll need to upgrade using an 8GB or more USB Flash drive, creating installation media on that and running the upgrade from there. But first you need to clear some more space just so the PC can do it’s job. Go back to Windows C Properties as you have shown a few posts above and click on Disk Cleanup. Once you have clicked on that you will see a new option of Clean Up System Files… click on that. It will tell you how much potential space you may regain. Now place a tick in the box of Windows Update Clean-up and then click on OK.

This one?

Model number if you please.

No…

He already tried with a 32GB Flash drive

If there is only a 57GB C partition, there is likely a much bigger D partition. You can either move stuff from C to D or just extend the C partition. A bit ridiculous to have such a small C partition. What is the full model number of your PC?

It’s Green Crack/Kush ???? I didn’t ask. I asked about the market. Jomtien Big Market?

Green Crack/Kush. Big Market?

What a strange post. Why would it make a difference to anyone how long the minibus takes to pick you up?? They tell you the time they’ll be there.

Depends on what me mean by “fully load”. I haven’t ‘loaded’ mine with anything. Instead it’s linked to a cloud service. Any sound, images and video media saved in the cloud, is playable on the TV via the Android box or from any device of my choosing. Whereas someone else might want foreign TV channels etc which would require you to install something to the box. These things aren’t infallible Perhaps you can send a PM to Jai Dee. He has some experience with Android boxes and their accompanying software.

I suggest you speak to the manager of the place within the compound that does photocopies etc or to one of the helpers in pink shirts who work for Immigration. Discreetly ????

I would look at the cost of sending and receiving it to the country of purchase; having them fix it under warranty.

Shocking…. I would have contacted ACER in the country where you bought it, to organise a new motherboard, if you think it the motherboard that has gone. Maybe they can ship the part to the ACER service centre in Chonburi.

Blah blah…. Clean install is best, especially since they haven’t been using it for very long. Bite the bullet and do it properly now, rather than everything sitting on top of someone else’s install.

Did you post bitterly? If not, why did you feel the need to respond? Let those who posted with bitterness respond. Most? How would you know?

Some products are made especially for Asian markets and are made in Asia. Tim-Tams are an example. Sometimes you will see both the original product and the Asian version close to each other. The original version being more expensive with a different eating quality.

Why would you assume it is a joke?

A “comfortable” late life in another country much cheaper than their own ???? Posting bitterly on a forum because they “worked hard” and have been “fleeced” is to what the poor and downtrodden should aspire?

Yes, much easier. You have just written it in an unnecessarily long winded manner. “Check exact version of operating system you have (Windows 10 Pro, Windows 10 Home) and write it down” Why? ???? Why would they need to go into the BIOS to boot from USB? Why not directly to the Boot Menu? You are still writing a lot of nonsense with regard to fonts etc, for a recently purchased second hand PC. Clean install is always best if you have just been installing stuff on top of someone else’s installation.