IOS8 update won't work - low disk space x2

I want to update my iPad to iOS8. To do this, I have 2 problems - the first one (low space on the iPad) I can deal with. But as I understand it, the work-around involves using iTunes. So I need to update iTunes. Except I am running low on space on the C drive on my Windows 7 laptop - so I would like to know what I do - it looks like re-locating my Apple Software Update folder? I would appreciate a step-by-step guide, please

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