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I have a Sony Bravia TV with Android.

When trying to install a new app from the Play store it says I have to free up some space, as my storage is full. When checking storage in the settings, it says the cca 5.5GB are in the Downloads folder. But I have no option to delete it, as there is nothing like a file manager. I also cannot download any file manager, or cleaner etc. as it won't install anything, cause the storage is full. Any ideas how to solve this?

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Although there seemed to be enough space (0.9GB) to install a small file manager app (about 30MB), I had to: - clear caches from several apps - deleting stored data from several apps - uninstall some default app updates After that I got about 1.6GB of free space, and just then it allowed me to install a File manager, where I was able to browse to the Download folder and remove unnecessary data.

I don't think this is a real solution, there must be another way, but this was the way that worked for me.

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Navigate to settings -> Storage then clear the cache it may give you save space to install any of the file manager and delete the files which are not needed.

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  • There is almost 1GB free space but it still says there is no space to download an app
    – Asped
    Commented Jun 8, 2018 at 16:26

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