GTA V storage issue???? Please help!

If that fails, please also check the GTA V game folder, which is location at settings - system - storage - select storage device - Games - GTA V to be sure no corrupt or incomplete files are present. If they are present please delete those.

After that clear cache, and restart console and try to download the update.

Hello, Adam D. I'm Arturo, and I'll be glad to provide assistance with your inquiry today.

However, I find it appropriate to ask some questions:

— Is GTA V installed on the internal storage, or did you install the game on an external drive?

— Are more games affected by a similar issue, or is just GTA V?

— What potential solutions have you tried to fix this issue?
Please describe each one.

I'll look forward to hearing from you.

Kind regards,

Arturo.

Hi V1CIOUSoGAM31N0, I've had this experience as well and it's a result of a disk storage space issue. Try removing things from your storage location and things should go swimmingly for you and GTA V should install. I think the game needs more space than
it indicates.

Hope this helps.

This could be a lot of things, it's downloading data from the servers. I don't have the game so I cannot say how much exactly but I'm sure it's quite a bit. Depending on how much it is, what type of file verification system they have set up in the game,
your network speed, their network speed, the amount of people trying to get the file, the amount of people connected to the servers, physical distance from the servers, etc., etc., etc.

GTA5 is more popular than Rockstar expected and, not to put too fine a point on it, the servers are not up to par. The queue time to just get into a multiplayer game is reportedly atrocious so clearly their servers are over-loaded.

Try stopping the install, and clear your cache and restart (not continue) the download.

Report back with what happens after!