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User Info: DanGlynnJohnson. Anyone else having these issues? From what I can see it's downloading fine via both U. S and E. The memory may be in reserve by the OS to be used for running what you normally run kind of like a swap file. You may be able to squeeze in another app or two by. The OS knows how much memory it needs to run the apps you already have. This is a perfect example. This will increase your 'bucket' of memory which may let you install an app, but remember if you do these types of things you will only cause issues down the road..

The reason why your internal space is filling up is 3-fold. First, when an app is 'moved' to the SD card, it isn't completely moved. Only portions of it actually go. Second, the Dalvik cache of the app is still stored on the internal memory which takes up a substantial amount of space.

Three, the data for apps and all your system settings are stored in the internal memory yes, some apps use the SD card for portions of their data, but every app has data stored on the internal memory. And the thread includes suggestions on what partitioning you can do to your SD card to allow 'moar apps'!

The installer chokes on those, returning with the wrong reason. The first thing to do is to check the details of the error message. For this you could use the LogCat App. The solution was to activate the common sense function in my brain and look for the com. I recognized that this folder was already there.

So removing it solved the renaming problem and the apps can now install properly. Once the updates are uninstalled, you should see Disable buttonwhich means you are done. I also had this issue while installating an app after I had uninstalled that.

I resolved downloading Lucky Patcher and then click on menu - troubleshooting - remove fixes and backups insufficient storage available. Please notice you need your device to be rooted. I have an un-rooted Nexus 4 which has only internal storage, no SD card and was getting this error with larger apps updating.

Smaller apps would update fine. I discovered that it was because I have recently signed up to the Play Music All Access service and had pinned several albums. I was also getting the same problem Insufficient Storage Available on my device, but I restarted my device , and it worked fine!

I had this problem even with plenty of internal memory and SD memory.