Windows 11 Update Cache Issue
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Windows Update Cleanup filesPCWorld
•Windows 11's big 2024 update leaves behind ~9GB of undeletable files
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Windows 11 24H2 update apparently creates an enormous cache folder during installation that can't be deleted.
Windows always creates a cache when installing Windows updates, which is meant to be a temporary holding place for installation files.
Microsoft is aware of the bug, with confirmation from several users in the Feedback Hub .
Until then, you should leave the Windows Update cache untouched.
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