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At this point I think everyone has heard about the Windows 10 Creators Update / Fall Creators Update announcement. The impact is massive, as it's not just a major driver update but also has many new features for consumers. The popular "Notepad" application that was included in the Windows platform for decades now receives an overhaul with full support for rich text formatting, media embedding, and more than 1000 emojis! As an outcome of this major update, many folks are waiting to purchase new computers or devices with Windows 10 software so they can take advantage of these updates. But before you rush out to buy any new hardware for your personal computer, you might want to know about the file size. This is a very common question and it comes up in every Windows 10 related chat forum. There is no "magic" answer and you will find various answers around the web. The truth is that there are several factors that determine the size of Windows 10 software: The file size is roughly 5-10% larger than the previous version of Windows 10, but is roughly 50% larger than XP (original installation). (This was measured at 60GB). Note: with an external drive, if you have a lot of free space you will be able to install all updates in only one drive at a time. If you have a low capacity, you might need to unzip Windows 10 and copy the file to an external drive. This can be done by simply dragging and dropping the files into your desktop or Documents folder. Other than that, you will want to free up at least 50% of your disk space for Windows 10 updates. The old clippings might be unimportant but the Windows 10 installer has a large size for core files after installation. You can watch this nice video by Microsoft on how to free up space so you can install/upgrade later: https://www.youtube. com/watch?v=fPMtWDGmSbQ or https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/3006045 Nvidia Notebook Drivers are not released on the Official Website of Nvidia, so rather have to have to download the latest drivers manually from Nvidia's support website. But if you are using any of the following releases of Nvidia Driver, this article will help you in getting latest drivers for your Notebook without error If you are new to how to get latest driver for your Notebook, then here is a simple guide that will help you in getting new driver without any issues. First off, you need to get the model number of your Notebook. But there are various ways to do this. For example, you can right click on My Computer, go to Properties and select Device Manager. Or you can simply do a Google Search for your Notebook's model number. You will find the official website of the manufacturer. Once you find the official website of your Notebook manufacturer, then select the option that says Get drivers & Support or Drivers & Support for your Notebook model. This should open up an official website with direct links to all drivers for your Notebook that are released by the manufacturer itself. You can then download driverz or firmware that interests you by getting links from there. eccc085e13
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