Making Space on older Tablet

[taxboy]

I've got an older Samsung Tab S which now requires me to run CC Cleaner on a frequent basis. Is there any way of removing the Samsung redundant apps short of rooting it.

I'm loathe to replace it as it's got a decent screen quality

 

[tijuana taxi]

I have the original Galaxy Tab S 10.5 and I have deleted/disabled all the apps I don't use.
Can't get rid of the Samsung embedded ones, I found CCleaner was one of those worth getting shot of
Try Settings>General>Storage>Internal Storage>Cached Data>Delete
That should get shot of a fair bit of unwanted rubbish, also check for unwanted files like pdf's, photos, music and photos

 

[andrewc]

I think rooting it and putting whatever was the most stable Android install is probably the best option, if they're easily located.

 

[troutfisher]

Assuming you have done the obvious, putting whatever apps you can on the SD card, doing a full factory reset then the only way is to root it if possible without screwing it up and that's always the danger

 

[tijuana taxi]

Once music, photos, books, videos etc are put on an inserted micro sd card it should be fine.
I did do a factory reset on mine a year or so ago then reinstalled the apps I wanted from the Play store.

Using it now, just looked and the internal memory is showing 10.65gb used out of 16gb.
I found the biggest user of memory was lots of downloaded magazines from the local library service