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I will get back here after talking with apple.

But after another day and a half, no more have appeared and the method I used does not work. About 50 of my apps we all of a sudden visible, ready to go. For SOME, as soon as I tapped it, it said OPEN in the grey oval. After waiting all night for the apps to download, I started going through and tapping on the ones with spinning circles. Ok, once you are there, you will see two things: Those with blue cloud with arrow down and a spinning circle with a part missing. There's the "All" tab to see everything you've ever purchased (even free apps) and "Not on this iPhone" for things you might want to redownload. Open up the App Store, tap on your circular profile icon, which will open up your Account page, then tap on "Purchased" from there, Next, if you have a family account, select “My Purchases”. This will remove restore points older than the set level and prevent a future build up of restore points beyond the total allocated size.Ĭorrection - right not left click to access 'Properties'.I will be working with Apple to troubleshoot but in the mean time: You can move the slider down to a more acceptable level and then click ‘Apply’. Unless you have altered the default you should see that the disk space usage is set to max. Under ‘System Restore', click ‘Clean up.’ > confirm that you are sure that you want to delete all but the most recent restore point > the process will start but you will not receive on screen details so wait a few minutes and then close the window (using the red X) – you should see an increase in the available space on that drive.Īlternatively click Start > All Programs > Accessories > System Tools > System Restore > then in the left pane click ‘System Restore Settings’. Open ‘My Computer’ and right click the drive in question (usually the C drive) and select ‘Properties’ > on the General tab click ‘Disk Cleanup’ > after a few minutes a new window will open > click the ‘More Options’ tab. You can remove all but the most recent restore point using ‘Disk Cleanup’: