I have a very bad notebook, with little space and I don't have enough money to buy a new one,I can't even download some of the ones I wanted to play because they updated and the download was too big, what would you do in my situation?
what you usually do when you wanna doawload a game but not enough space?
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Get one of those aliexpress cheap SSD and install in your notebook.
I already asked a store if I could do this when I went to fix it, but the notebook is so shit that it can't be done.
Try a USB drive.
I think it might work, I hope I don't have bad luck like I had with the external hard drive that broke when it arrived at my house
It's all a digital sand mandala; delete and let it go. Or backup on an external SSD 
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deleting doesn't work for me because when I delete everything it only leaves me with more or less 8 gigsIt's all a digital sand mandala; delete and let it go. Or backup on an external SSD
If I was you I would save up for a decent thumb drive. Something from a reputable company like Sandisk. You can get a 2 pack of 64 gig flash drives off amazon for like 15 bucks.
i was gonna say buy a used hdd but then i actually read the post proper(aren't cheap ssds a thing tho since you won't need the d-ram ones)
I'm buying SD card
SD card is a good idea too
If it has an SD card slot you can put one of those in, 256gb drives are cheap although your load times will suck at lest you'd have space
External HD
Try removing unnecessary files (especially bigger ones) that's taking up your storage, or have an external storage as people already suggested.
I found a 5 pack of 16gb USB flash drives for like $30 on Amazon a while back. Good in a pinch...
My current solution though is a bit more spendy... I found a used Dell T5500 (basically a server in a PC case) and threw a refurbished 12TB hard drive in there, as well as upgrading to 72GB of memory (running my own Virtual servers, including several storage servers). overall paid about $300 (got really lucky finding some parts and deals, though).
My current solution though is a bit more spendy... I found a used Dell T5500 (basically a server in a PC case) and threw a refurbished 12TB hard drive in there, as well as upgrading to 72GB of memory (running my own Virtual servers, including several storage servers). overall paid about $300 (got really lucky finding some parts and deals, though).
