KDS 2.0 Update (software version NEK-02-0099 or later) requires at least 20 GB of free storage because of a large ECU upgrade package. This may cause installation failures on 64 GB tablets. Users should manually clear storage or perform a factory reset, and then retry the Update. Deleted ROM data can be restored using Auto mode or Manual Mode. If the issue persists, upgrading to a 128 GB device is recommended. Contact support if additional assistance is required.
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Applies to
- KDS 2.0 users
- Users with 64 GB tablet models
Symptoms
You may experience one of the following issues when attempting to download software version NEK-02-0099 or later:
- Internet Update does not start.
- The following error message appears: “There is not enough storage space for the update.”
Why this is happening
The large file size requires a significant amount of free storage.
- Installation requires at least 20 GB of free storage.
Resolution
If you encounter this issue, follow these steps to free up storage and complete the Update.
Step 1: Manually clear tablet storage
- On the tablet, go to Settings > Device care > Storage.
- Check the available storage. At least 20 GB of free storage is required.
- Delete outdated data, unused apps, or temporary files until at least 20 GB is available.
Alternative: Perform a factory reset
If you cannot free up 20 GB by deleting files, you may need to perform a factory reset on the tablet (Samsung Android).
Warning: A factory reset erases all data, apps, and settings from the device. Before proceeding, make sure you know your Google and Samsung account passwords, KSW account password, and KDS 2.0 license key. This information will be required after the reset.
- Go to Settings > General management > Reset.
- Select Factory data reset.
- Scroll down and tap Reset. Enter your PIN or password if prompted.
- Tap Delete all to confirm.
- After the tablet restarts, reinstall the KDS 2.0 app and proceed to the next step.
Step 2: Retry the installation
- After freeing up enough storage, retry the Update or ROM data installation.
- If the installation is successful but specific deleted ROM data must be restored, proceed to Step 3.
Step 3: Restore deleted ECU ROM data using Auto mode
If you deleted ROM data that is still required, restore it as follows:
Note: The required ROM files will be downloaded securely from the server based on the existing ROM data profile.
- Open 'ECU Upgrade' and select Auto mode.
- Allow the system to automatically check the existing ROM data.
- Wait until the “Downloading” process is complete.
Step 4: Restore ROM data using Manual Mode
If Auto mode does not restore all required ROM files:
- Select Manual Mode in the ROM recovery function.
- In Manual Mode, select the required event or subcategory. The selected ROM data will begin downloading.
If the issue persists
On a 64 GB tablet, the actual available storage is often less than the stated 64 GB because the operating system and system files use part of the storage.
- Upgrading to a 128 GB tablet may resolve this issue.
Contact support
Dealer
- Contact your distributor or NSC (National Sales Company).
Distributor / NSC (National Sales Company)
- Europe: GIT Europe – gite.support@gitauto.com
- Other regions: GIT HQ – ics@gitauto.com
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