A user is attempting to install an application and receives an error stating there is not enough space to install the application. Which of the following did the user overlook?

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Options

• AInstallation method
• BSystem requirements
• COS compatibility
• DFile permissions

• A
  4% (1)
• B
  93% (26)
• C
  4% (1)

Explanation

System requirements specify the minimum hardware and software prerequisites needed to install and run an application, including minimum available disk space. A 'not enough space' error means the user did not check or meet the storage requirement listed in the application's system requirements before attempting the install. Installation method (A) refers to how the software is installed (e.g., network vs. local media) and does not affect space availability. OS compatibility (C) refers to whether the application supports the user's operating system version, not disk space. File permissions (D) would cause an 'access denied' type error, not an 'insufficient space' error. Checking system requirements before installation is a fundamental pre-installation step.

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