Why do I keep getting notices that my storage is allmost full?i recently bought more gig a bites about a month ago,storage should last for years! Don't understand!

return it under warranty, bought used you have a problem.

notify manufacture about warranty or return

Yes it should drivers, that's what make everything work. When you do an update Microsoft will at some stage include Driver updates as well, that is why Updates are so important as they keep your Tablet computer, working as it was designed with the improvements to the system over time. Now I started with a Surface 2, and then over time I upgraded to a Surface Pro 3, then a Pro 4, which I have at the present time. I made sure mine had 16 gigs of memory and 256 gigs of storage which I find is all I need as I use an external drive of 1 Terabyte for storage. I also found over time that if the charge is dropping while in use I just put it back on to charge to keep the battery well charged at all times. By doing all these regular housekeeping duties with the Surface, they have never let me down. I like my Surface Pro 4, you probably would to, but now they have Surface Pro 6's on the market and they are just the best of Tablets that you can buy, even though a tat on the dear side, but that's what you get when you buy Quality. Best of luck.

Sure you can send it for repair but are you willing to pay the price. Get an estimate before the repair option and see if it is cost effective. U might just have to bite the bullet.

you will need to reduce space, delete unwanted files items and create space for new apps, alternately see if you have a microsd card (external storage) which is not full.

With 16GB of internal memory, and the option to expand via microSD slot to 64GB more, storage is not an issue.

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I had this similar tablet...it quit on me after 2 months. I called the company and they replaced it with a M9200 which would not turn on after 1 month. I found the factory reset button on the back under a small sticker. Plug it into the charger and gently push a sharp toothpick or other sharp non metallic object inthe the small hole until you get resistance. Then gently push 'till you feel a tiny click...this should reset the tablet. Mine crapped out because it is a junk company. There are more complaints on this company than any other I have ever seen. I wised up and bought Google Nexus 7...best 7" tablet made.

Go into Settings/Applications/All and find Google Services Framework and clear the cache (if any) and clear data.
Disable DRM Protected Content Storage and Media Storage in your Apps list.
Or if either of those fails, uninstall latest update [until you get to the latest properly working update] or factory reset

Try turning off the iPad or table then turn it back on of that doesn't work you'll have to bring it to a computer technician.

you better ask the ipad costumer service they mite give you a refurbished one or repair yours