Will windows 7 fit 32gb ssd




















I never even considered windows updates, either. I was looking into getting a GB Samsung SSD but i'm not confident enough to deal with the Windows reinstall and Bios settings; might mess something up. As long as i can see the affects of the 32gb, then i'll be fine. I replaced the 32gb with a sd and installed windows and drivers. I'm showing 34gb used but not sure how much of that is pagefile.

I think it is technically possible to install it on 32gb since i think windows 10 is smaller than windows 7 but I agree it'll get tight with windows updates and any recovery features. However if you want to use the 32gb as cache with the 1TB then you'll really just be installing on the 1TB. You wouldn't even see the 32gb. If you disable the RAID, then you'll see the drive. Fant , Feb 6, I might just leave it alone. Would i see any difference in speed at all with the new laptop? If you're on a budget get the Samsung evo M.

That'll provide much better performance than the stock performance. I've decided i'll just get a gb or 1tb ssd next year since i don't want to purchase everything all at once, since it'll be quite a lot. Thanks for the input. So my m. But I need to be running a fully updated version of windows 10, which will not fit. When installing "Upgrade to Windows 10 Pro, version , " an unfortunate window pops up under "Windows Update" banner with such comments as: "Windows needs more space".

Last reply by ejn63 Unsolved. All forum topics Previous Topic Next Topic. Replies 3. So it wouldn't work if I put all the programs on the other hard drive?

Post Reply. Top Contributor. Dell Support Resources. Latest Solutions. Do yourself a favor and get minimum 64gb. Win10 bit will pretty much fill up that entire drive on its own. A hard drive swap to SSD shouldn't change the Windows 10 activation.

I have about 6GB free with only a few small programs installed. I've also disabled hibernation and deleted the rather big hibernation file that is present by default and the page file, and limited system restore size. But you leave yourself too little space for the rest of the stuff Temp internet files from the browser s take up space rather quickly too Have a 32gb msata drive for my laptop in the living room.

It is only for quick web browsing, internet shopping and VNC into my other computers. I recall a fresh clean installation of Win7 Ultimate occupied about 15Gb space, after installed Office and other daily tools, I still had a few Gb left. So in conclusion, if your budget is tied, a 30G ssd could do the work, but will not be the best solution.

Much smaller OS footprint than Windows. That could be an option if you want the small SSD and aren't wedded to Win I don't know what it is with windows, the required space seems to grow with time.



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