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B. Diddy See? that's the kind of innovative thinking I was looking for!
Sadly, though, it didn't help.
After clearing it and rebooting, I was not able to update existing apps or install Bloons TD5.
Interestingly, I *was* able to install codeSpark Academy & The Foos (a random highly rated coding teaching app for my seven year old... unless someone knows a better one?)
Why could I install codeSpark but not Bloons?
After installing codeSpark I tried TD5 again and got the same Free Up Space.
I saw on the tablet that codeSpark took 57.11mb. I moved it to the sd card, now it takes up 25.94mb on the tablet.
When the Free Up Space message comes up, the only apps it offers for me to remove are
Candy Crush Soda
Angry Birds
Avast Cleanup
The Foos (codeSpark)
Using the Free Up Space message, I had it remove Candy Crush Soda, Avast Cleanup, and The Foos (codeSpark). This did not change anything, I still got the Free Up Space message. Then I had it remove Angry Birds.
After that, the Free Up Space message returned, but instead of being a little window, it was the entire screen, top to bottom, but it said "No installed apps found".
Then I went into Storage and cleared the cache for all data, then shut it off, wiped the system cache partition again and turned it on.
What I additionally don't understand is why, when I uninstalled three apps, my available space is reduced. My earlier posted screenshot had the space at 2.90GB, now the device has available 2.87GB.
I'm going to have to wipe this thing, aren't I...
