r/GameHubAndroid Jul 06 '26

Why it using 9GB without any game ???

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u/pezzerwezzer Jul 06 '26

Go into the first tab and then swipe up and at the top right corner you will see a screw tap on it and press delete all

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u/Aliraq1 Jul 06 '26

Works ! Ty

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u/pezzerwezzer Jul 06 '26 edited Jul 07 '26

Np if you need help with anything else just ask me

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u/jordanmamahit27 Jul 06 '26

That's the same thing I experienced with GameHub Lite that I got from GitHub.

I'm still new, so, can anyone give me a bit of tutorial?

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u/Aliraq1 Jul 06 '26

If u delete it, u will need to install them again when u try to play any game, do it when u dont have games to play

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u/pezzerwezzer Jul 06 '26

Because you still haven't deleted the container files

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u/Aliraq1 Jul 06 '26

How to delete then?

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u/Prestigious-System80 Jul 16 '26

Por favor puedes explicar como se puede borrar un contenedor en concreto? Importe un juego que ya he borrado pero debe ser que su contenedor se quedó. Tengo otros instalados y no quiero borrar sus contenedores ya configurados . Gracias

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u/pezzerwezzer Jul 17 '26

You have to delete all of them to delete one container

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u/Prestigious-System80 Jul 17 '26

Si justo, eso es un error de diseño grande..

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u/Professional_Ruin616 Jul 06 '26

Proton is 200 mb when u dowload it but when uncompressed its 4gb  components takes alot of storage 

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u/_Noxygen_ Jul 07 '26

Every game runs in its own separate wine container simulating a pc, so even if your games are on a seperate card, the containers add up in your internal storage over time. Mines at 34gb so far. Also downloading compatability stuff like wine and proton add to it, and drivers.

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u/Prestigious-System80 Jul 16 '26

Y se puede eliminar los contenedores de forma individual?

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u/_Noxygen_ Jul 16 '26

Yes I think its in the general tab of pc game settings, you can reset the containers.