Insufficient storage available? Umm yes there is....whats the deal???

ok
follow these steps
go to setting>>>>storage>>>>pteferred install location>>>>choose(SD card)

done يا حلويين
 
ok
follow these steps
go to setting>>>>storage>>>>pteferred install location>>>>choose(SD card)

done يا حلويين

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ok
follow these steps
go to setting>>>>storage>>>>pteferred install location>>>>choose(SD card)

done يا حلويين
 
That option is not available on the SCH-i535 (Verizon) running 4.1.2.

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Edit: think I got it sorted. There was an .odex file from Angry Birds SW left over in /data/app. I deleted that and bam now it reinstalled.

I would suggest trying this, for anyone who is still experiencing this issue. Especially if you know you have enough space and have tried other options.

I could not update or even reinstall a backup of Bike Race Free. After deleting the .odex file, it worked fine. I would say to look in /data/app for a .odex file of the app/game you are experiencing issues with, and delete it. Then try installing again.

If trying to reinstall an app that you previously removed, also take a look in locations like /data/data and /sdcard/android/data to see if there is a folder for it, then delete it.
 
Tried downloading an app from the play store (a few seperate ones at seperate times actually) and it says insufficient storage available but several gb internal and external available. Whats the deal??

Cant download anything it says insufficient storage available but I have 493mb left! Plz help!!!!

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Welcome to the forums!
it says insufficient storage available but I have 493mb left!
Is that 493MB left on your SD card or internal memory? If the latter, be aware that bad things start to happen when there's less than 1GB of internal memory remaining.

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I pretty much love you right now. I have tried approximately 1,526 things to solve my problem and this was 100 times easier than any of them and actually worked.
 
For some reason these instructions seemed to make sense so going into my millionth attempt at this I thought for sure that this time, I had it! Not so much... *defeated sigh* The first problem I am running into with this is getting the SDK tools installed correctly into the correct location. It let me choose so this attempt I tried choosing C:\Program Files (x86) for the program (I have seen this path in instructions for doing this) so now its installed I start CMD and BOOM my inexperience leaves me flailing! Maybe I need to understand the mechanics of using command prompt..? *shrugs helplessly* I honestly have no idea what to do to execute what may be the simplest
 
Welcome to the forums!
Maybe I need to understand the mechanics of using command prompt..?
Perhaps we should start at the beginning? What is the problem you're having?
When did it start?
What does your Storage view show (post a screenshot please)?
Ex.
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I found that this works on my Huawei G700-u10, which is rooted, but no custom ROM nor a custom Recovery, but Xposed Framework installed and functional:

- Go to settings/apps and find Play Store app
- Clear cache Play Store app
- Uninstall all updates of the Play Store app
- Restart the app
The app being an Android system app it will rejuvenate itself, so to speak, i.e. it will automatically reinstall all updates.

Pronto, this solved the problem. At least with my device.
 
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I had a similar problem with a Samsung Tab 2.
A message kept coming up, "not enough storage space..."
I had 3.4 GB of videos stored and was unable to open my "Gallery". Also, I was unable use my camera and was unable to delete the unwanted videos that were gunking up my tablet.
Samsung support directed me to do the following.
- Press to open the "Apps" icon on the home page
- Press to open "My Files"
- Press to open "sdcard0"
- Press to open "DCIM"
- Press to open "Camera"
At this point all our photos and videos will be listed.
- Check the box beside the videos you want to delete.
- Press the " trash can" icon at the top of the screen
- And - Poof- those videos are gone
If you delete enough videos and open up enough space your camera and "Gallery" should be operational again
 
I have a Galaxy Rush on the Boostmobile network. I have a 32g sd card in my phone, but I can't move apps to my card. Several times a "storage" alert appeared - warning me that things may not work properly unless I free up working memory. The only solution I've been able to find is to reset the phone to factory settings and re-install apps. Doesn't erase sd card files. Sucks really - need to get a better phone soon.
 
I've trying to find the answer to this as well, with no success! I bought what I thought was a new phone from AT&T, but found a large amount of demo photos in storage on the phone. Unfortunately, I live in Cozumel, MX and can't get back to the people that sold me the phone.
 
I found a solution like this
Well,this problm is common in android Jellybean en previous version while u try installin an app u see tht warning msg tht ua memory is full yet ur well packed with 2GB of RAM,16GB of internal,en 16GB of SD even if u uninstall like 4apps thn try to reinstallin them,ur still faced by tht same msg.
So I found a solution for samsung tested en it worked by dialling *#9900# (system dump) "Delete Dumpstate logcat" Reboot

not sure if it works on other android makes

my current device Note2 (en yes am using jellybean so wht)

Can we rely on this his trails
 
I have this problem on my niece's Nextbook 8. Nothing here worked. Nextbook storage doesn't have a "Cached Data" listing so that fix is unavailable. I found a fix while looking for the fix for another problem (the first time setup every time it is started), I found that by going to Settings > Backup & Reset > Factory data reset, the problem is fixed. Hope this helps.
 
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