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I'm using a Samsung Galaxy Grand and I have not much apps installed: in fact just about 3 apps besides the pre-installed apps, but still I have no space when I'm downloading apps like Skype and Candy Crush.

On the process of updating my phone I get this message, that there is an insufficient space; the phone too shows a lot of used up space. I have an 8GB microSD card, which is hardly used.

Please help me on this.

Francisco Alvarado
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godzilla
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Please be sure to move all the Media files (Music, videos, photos) in to the SD card. Your internal storage should have a minimum free space as to install applications. Now go to Settings > Storage > Cached data and clear it.

If the problem persists, do a factory reset after backing up your important data into your SD card. This should work.

Abhishek K
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You can clean junk data from mobile:

Clear App Data

Some apps store a lot of temporary files on the internal memory which can build up over time. Apps like Facebook, Google Maps and web browsers are particularly bad for this, due to the massive amounts of data they have to manage on a regular basis. Clearing out these temporary files can free up a great deal of memory for your smartphone and can be done by following these simple steps:

Go to Settings

Select 'Applications'

Select 'Manage Applications'

Find the application you wish to clear and press on it

Press the options for both 'Clear Data' and 'Clear Cache'

Another simple way to free up storage space is by deleting all the log files in the device memory.

Just dial *#9900# on the tablet and

select option 2 “Delete dumpstate/logcat” in the prompted menu.

Hope it helps you!!

surhidamatya
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I faced the same problem. I've tried almost all the solutions given in almost all the forums. BAD NEWS - none helped. There may be still be a valid/correct solution out there.

However, GOOD NEWS is that there's a way to overcome this problem. Maybe we can call it an 'indirect way' as the problem remains but you can install new apps. Install and run moborobo on your PC. Connect phone to PC through moborobo, and install apps to phone through moborobo.

geffchang
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Tashi Norbu Basi
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Just dial *#9900# on the tablet and

select option 2 “Delete dumpstate/logcat” in the prompted menu.

this is awesome!

jomar
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Try "Clean Master (Cleaner)" App, it might work for you.

Edit: I just realised that the question was asked a couple of months ago!!

Musa Y.
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