If a program written for an earlier version of Windows does not work correctly, try changing the compatibility settings for the program. To view the app sizes, click on the view app sizes button here.Most programs created for earlier versions of Windows will work in later versions of Windows, but some programs might run poorly or not at all. Windows displays the available free storage on the page. Here you need to click on General first, and locate the Available Storage section on that page then. Select Change PC Settings then, which opens the start page control panel. You can alternatively press Windows-C to bring up the Charms menu, and select Settings with the mouse or the cursor keys and return then. Move your mouse to the lower or upper right corner of the screen and select settings from the Charms menu. To display the information, you need to be on the start page of the system. Microsoft has added an option to the final version of Windows 8 to display the storage requirements of all installed applications on the system.
If you think about Microsoft's upcoming Surface RT device for instance, you will notice that it only ships with 32 Gigabytes of storage for the operating system and data.The same can be true for systems where Windows is installed on a Solid State Drive, as it appears that apps get automatically installed on the Windows drive with no option to install them elsewhere. While that may not be an issue most of the time, as mean app sizes are below the 100 Megabyte mark, it may become a problem on systems with little available disk space. When you open an apps' store page, you will get information about the size of the download, but once an app is installed, there was until now no option to really displays the disk storage use of an app quickly from within the start page. The Windows Store of Windows 8 lets you browse and install apps that you can then run from the start page of the operating system.
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