Last week, prior to releasing Windows 10 (19H1) Build 18312, Microsoft shared details about a new feature for the upcoming seventh feature update for the operating system called Reserved Storage.
The basic premise behind the feature is to set aside a certain amount of hard drive space that Windows 10 can use to insure future upgrades to the OS have plenty of space to be successful.
I shared my initial observations on Reserved Storage in Build 18312 last week when I updated my bare metal testing devices and a virtual machine on the Windows Insiders program.
With the release of Windows 10 (19H1) Build 18317 this week, I decided to go into each of those same systems and see how much the space set aside by Reserved Storage had changed from one build to the other.
Note: My virtual machine update is not yet complete for some reason so those details will be added once that cycle is complete.
HP EliteOne1K
Build 18312 – 2.50GB; Build 18317 – 7.05GB
HP Spectre x360 (2015)
Build 18312 – 5.61GB; Build 18317 – 6.64GB
Lenovo X1 Yoga
Build 18312 – 5.70GB; Build 18317 – 6.88GB
Surface Book
Build 18312 – 7.09GB; Build 18317 – 6.75GB
Virtual Machine
Build 18312 – 7.04GB; Build 18317 – 7.13GB
As you can see, some systems bumped up the amount of space they have set aside forΒ Reserved Storage while others used up less space for the feature.Β
I will be keeping an eye on this as the development for Windows 10 (19H1) wraps up to see how much this fluctuates from build to build over multiple updates.
Reserved Storage Usage in Windows 10 (19H1) Build 18317 Screenshots Gallery
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I have a custom Build PC (Main desktop PC) with the following hardware components:
Motherboard- ASUS H81M-K (Latest BIOS version 3602, Build date 2018/04/12)
Processor- Pentium G3250
Graphics Card- HP R7 240 Badger2 FH 4 GB (OEM)
Ram Memory- 2x4GB Custom programmed DDR3 modules with Intel XMP Profile.
Storage: HP/Micron C-400 256GB SSD (MTFDDAK256MAM-1K12) (FW: 04TH) But the latest firmware update version is: 08TH (i will update it.)
Monitor- DELL 2405FPW (DELA010)
Computer case- Zalman Z9 UD3
Domain joined (olympia.windows.com)
UEFI Mode
BitLocker (not enabled) (TPM chip is missing from this motherboard model)
Virtualization Based security (VBS Enabled)
Windows insider Build 18312
With this hardware and software configuration my reserved Storage is: 8.21GB
Screenshot about the reserved storage- https://1drv.ms/u/s!Ap9Vyi3LG8wswXvqX1OAg1sEmhQF