Local storage slider wont move

running windows 8.1 on a brand new toshiba laptop.
the local storage is maxed out on an application i am running and it wont allow me to increase.any suggestions would be appreciated

Go to Control Panel > Flash Player > Storage > Allow websites to store information on this computer

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Fun one here, I've been moving non-HA VMs to a HA and everything has been working perfectly until now. All this is being performed on Hyper-V 2012R2, Windows Server 2012R2 and VMM 2012R2.
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Hi Simar
Thanks for the advice, I've now got the VM back in a stable state and running HA.
Just to finish off the thread for future I did the following
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- Deleted the VM from VMM so this removed all the configuration details/old VHD.
- Built a new VM using the details I saved from the point above
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{quote:title=Nissin101 wrote @ 3:36pm EMT:}{quote}
Well I was able to move photos from the camera roll to the photo library by sending *the pictures via email to my dad's blackberry, then saving them to my computer from his phone, then putting them back on into the photo library*.
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{quote:title=Nissin101 wrote @ 4:08pm EMT:}{quote}
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gs_khalsa wrote:
The availability guide isn't accurate (I'll work on getting it corrected). The requirements for FT storage are:
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I am running out of local storage , I deleted a lot of photos Notes games apps etc.. Yet I still cannot download a game I had , which was on the iPad but I deleted it ro refresh it . It also looks as if my available storage is going down the more I delete.

How much space is Other using? You may be able to reduce.
How Do I Get Rid Of The “Other” Data Stored On My iPad Or iPhone?
http://tinyurl.com/85w6xwn
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