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• Problem with low disk space

  I get a disk space warning low all the morning. I went and cleaned the files that came in the box, but still having a problem. At least I have start deleting programs I use, I don't see where to get more 'space '.

  Thank you in advance. ~ mtntown

  PS average experience so feel not too technical.

  A loss of main surface within each user profile would be penchant of EI for the storage of copies (or much) of almost every web page you have already visited.  Try to reduce the amount of temporary Internet files put in cache, which is huge by default.  I always bring it back to a maximum of 50 MB.  In Internet Explorer, click on tools > Internet Options > general, temporary files > settings.

  Same principle for the Java cache. Start > Control Panel > Java > temporary Internet files > settings.

  The System Volume Information is the folder in restoration of which WinXP system feature stores information to retrieve errors.  By default, Windows XP sets aside a maximum of 12% of the size of the partition to store the information of the System Volume, but the amount of space reserved for this purpose can be adjusted by the user.  Start > all programs > Accessories > system tools > system restore > System Restore Settings, select the relevant partition and click settings.  If you don't want to use the system at all, restore simply to turn off System Restore (start > all programs > Accessories > system tools > system, System Restore settings restore) and restart.  This will remove all your Restore Points, thus freeing up hard disk space.

  An another great space waster may be trash.  By default, it takes up to 10% of the capacity of your hard drive. It's a lot of waste.  It can be set to a lower limit by right clicking the desktop Receycle Bin icon, select Properties, and using the scroll bar to reduce the maximum size to something more reasonable - 1% to 2% should be more than enough space.

• HP Pavilion dv6-3150us Notebk: space low disk after upgrade to version 1607 Windows10

  In the month of August I have improved my laptop Windows 7 Home Premium Windows 10.  Everything worked fine for a month now until Windows 10 1607 version has been highly recommended by people of Windows 10.

  After having updated with all updates faithfully, but as soon as I tried (four times) to install Windows 10 1607 version, then the step of time again to return to the previous version of Windows.  Then I hit a brick wall.  I always get the error message: "low disk space".  And Windows is continuously remind upgrade me to 1607. As in the famous movie, it's a catch-22 situation.

  I read part of the help Forum and led to a link suggested by a member of the staff of HP as the only resolution available.  The link for this low disk space error problem is http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c03736755.

  I translated the link Windows 7 instructions in organization style Windows of problem resolutions 10 and is in the section "Files and folders" and then followed the steps in Windows 7.  But I always hit a brick wall.  In the view of files hidden on my recovery disk (drive D I checked I didn't backup any personal files to occupy space unnecessarily.)  I also emptied the previous system restore and just did a new restoration of the system.  But still the same problem.  It seems I need to extend my recovery disk for Windows 10 version 1607.  But by following the steps in the evolution of my partitions, the option to extend the recovery disc has been shaded and so available.

  Is it possible to enlarge my recovery disk? This laptop is great and has a lot of life left.  I don't want to have to buy a new one just to work on this problem of low disk space error.

  Desperately need help because it is the only computer for our family.

  Sorry do not provide the follow-up to resolution as soon as possible.  Here's how my problem was resolved:

  I asked my son to help IT specialist.  He re-partitioned my computer using a free software tool (AOMEI Partition Wizard Standard Edition).    I choose to add 50 GB of my unit (recovery drive) which then totaled 68 GB for this drive. because I wanted to ensure this problem wouldn't come back and I had space to work with.

  I have worked with this resolution now for about a month and have a zero problem.  What I noticed, was that after a few weeks 10 Windows should have automatically cleared out my previous updates because Windows Explorer now shows that this drive has a file size a total space of 68 and 51 GB that is not used which brings my use of the reader to 17 GB.

  I am guessing that before Windows 10 empty automatically previous updates that he needed somewhere between 20-25 Go make the final version of 1607 upgrade and retain earlier versions (for me to return to the previous editions).   Then the end of the period of time to return 10 Windows must have automatically deleted my previous editions and just kept upgrading version of 1607.  In hindsight I would have added 50 GB on my drive - on another 10-12 GB would have been more than enough for this transition period to work.

  Finally I am EXTREMELY well pleased I did the update of Windows 10 and then added the update of the birthday Version (1607).   I like the added security features and a large number of features and benefits.

  Hope this helps others.

• How to fix a low disk space issue in XP?

  I'm trying to clear up a problem of low disk space.  I uninstalled the 2 programs for a total of 1 GB, went for a walk and had 200 MB of free space.  Any ideas where my bytes went?  Don't do any work, no one else was home.

  * original title - where will my bytes? *

  Hi The_Ray_man,

  See the following article with some useful tips to improve the performance of XP and release of disk space:

  http://www.Microsoft.com/atwork/maintenance/speed.aspx

  I hope this helps!

• Low disk problem

  I have a low disk problem that I am having 40 GB hard disk and using Vista Ultimate as the operating system. How can I remove the space and which are the files may be deleted. Currently, I have removed most of the software.

  Information all that 'other Options' are in the link that I have already given:

  The other Options tab is available when you choose to clean up the files of all users on the computer. This tab includes two additional ways to free disk space even more:

  • Programs and features. Open programs and features in Control Panel, where you can uninstall programs you no longer use. The column size in programs and features shows how much disk space each program uses.

  • System Restore and shadow copies. Guests delete you all but the most recent restore point on the disc.

    Use system restore to return your system files to an earlier point in time, restore points. If your computer is running normally, you can save disk space by removing the previous restore points.

    In some editions of Windows Vista, restore points can include previous versions of files, called the shots and backup images created with Windows complete PC Backup. This information will also be deleted. For more information about system restore, search Windows Help and Support "system restore."

  See you soon.

• Low disk space problem

  This PC runs Windows 7 Pro.  Its hard drive has two primary partitions: drive system (C :) and FACTORY_IMAGE (d).  The latter has a capacity of 12,083,933,760 bytes, which only 6 729 728 bytes are not used.  As a result, this warning "low disk space.  You run lack of space on FACTORY_IMAGE (d) "continues to appear every few minutes.  I'm sick and tired of this nagging fairly quickly.

  I used Windows installation partitioning to shrink C:.  However, when I tried to expand D:, the option is grayed out.  Is there a setting that I could change to stop the nagging?  It would be dangerous to use a 3 rd-party utility to expand D:?

  This PC was given without an installation disk, so I have to be careful with this recovery partition.

  These instructions are for Vista, but they should work on Windows 7 as well: http://pcsupport.about.com/od/windowsvista/ht/dislowdisk.htm

  1. Click Start, type the following command in the start search box, and then press the enter key.

     Regedit

     This command loads the registry editor program.

     Note: the registry is changed in these steps. Take great care in making the changes described below only.

  2. Find the HKEY_CURRENT_USER folder under computer and click the plus sign (+) after the folder name to expand the folder.

  3. Continue to expand the folders until you reach theHKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion registry key.

  4. Select the policy under CurrentVersionkey.

  5. In the registry editor menu, select change, then New, then finally by key.

  6. After the key is created under the policy, it will be initially appointed new key #1.

     Change the name of the key to Explorer by typing exactly as shown and then hit the key entry .

  7. With the new key, Explorer, still selected, choose Edit, followed by new, then finally the DWORD (32 bit).

  8. Once the DWORD value is created under Explorer, it will be initially named new value #1.

     Change the name of the DWORD NoLowDiskSpaceChecks typing it exactly as shown and then hit the key entry .

  9. Right-click on the new NoLowDiskSpaceChecks DWORD you just created and clickEdit.

  10. In the data value: on the ground, to replace the zero with the number 1.

  11. Click OK , and then close the registry editor.

• Repeated low disk message.

  I get the message low disk all the time. I run Disk Cleanup daily and he returned. I don't want to receive notifications, I want the problem to stop. I run Disk Cleanup daily and it does not help. Is it possible to solve the problem? I can't run system restore, enough of space. Can I restart the computer to how it was at the beginning? Without data, again? Someone please help!

  I'm guessing that you have a single disk with a single partition and it has XP installed on it. You use all the space on the disk? I'm guessing that since you know how to use disk cleanup, you can say that the properties of the disk and the answer is no. What is the size of the disk and the amount of free space you have on it?

  The disc may be hitting errors, or it could be so fragmented sanitation that there is not enough contiguous space so he can meet the test of free space. I recommend defragement player then error check. You can find both of them by right-clicking on the drive and selecting Properties. On the general tab, you will see the used and free space and a button named disk cleanup, do not click it. Go to the Tools tab, and then click Defragment now. It will open the GUI defragmenter. Click analyze. You should see a bar in the middle of the window fill in red, blue, green and white. If there are no large areas of white space while this could have caused the problem. Whatever the result, click the defragment (Note: this will probably take a lot of time so don't plan your computer for a few hours, especially if your disk space is low). Once full defragmentation to go back to the property page and click the button under error checking marked check now. Make sure that both options are checked, and then click Start. Once more, this could take a while, but I hope that after all this is over you will not see the alert more.

  If your use of the disk is high (less than 5% free space), then you may need to delete the files and applications on the computer. A good target is 15% or more of space.

  You can also check to make sure that you has not changed somehow pagefile size to be a very large number. Do right click Desktop and select the Advanced tab, click the button settings running and select the Advanced tab again. Under virtual memory, make sure it is set to 2 048 MB or less. Also, make sure that the number is less than 50% of the total free space you have on your drive.

  If all else fails, use the XP CD to repair the installation of the OS.

  If you still see the error, after that you have enough free space, you can reformat the hard drive and reinstall windows if you wish. Make sure you save all your important data because it will be lost when reformatting the drive. To reinstall XP, just boot from the XP CD and go through the installation steps.

• I receive a "Low disk space" message and to free up space (d) car which seems full of backup files dating from when I got the laptop in 2008.

  I receive a "Low disk space" message and to free up space (d) car which seems full of backup files dating from when I got the laptop. Now I also have the message 'the last backup impossible' because I don't have enough space on this drive.  He had originally 110 GB Local disk (d :)) and it fell to 7.44 MB of free space.) Can I remove the back of the 'safeguards' located in the 3 files and start on the 17/04/2008 right up to 2011-01.05 and just keep the last backup or removing the back will cause problems? Can someone help thank you.

  Hi KarenRoss56,

  You can try to remove the old files of backup from 2008 to 2010 and check.

  Note: When you delete these files and later if you perform a restore, you will not be able to get previous data. If you need one of these files, you can transfer the files to an external drive before you delete the system files.

  You can also use Disk Cleanup to reduce the number of unnecessary files on your hard disk to free up disk space and help your computer run more quickly.

  Delete files using disk cleanup

  Hope this information is useful.

• Low disk space on recovery (D), I know is not enough to remove things if there are suggestions to

  Not enough space on the (recovery D drive. Whenever I do anything that this message appears, it also says I have only 1.8 mb left.  Can someone help me as to what I should do?, this has just started in the last days of 2/3 and the PC is very old. HP a1540n

  The HPa1540n is of approximately 5/2006. Interesting that this problem has crept onro your machine recently. More than likely that someone is saved to a file or system restore points selected to be saved on the D partition.

  Here's how you detect the files, but the solution is your responsibility (for XP and Vista): http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c01555992

  Please read about it here:

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/other-desktop-PC-questions/low-disk-space-on-recovery-D/TD-p/679691

• I get a widow in my lower toolbar that rpet low disk space, and when I click it to try to delete the old files, it does nothing... so what do I do... ?

  I get a window in my toolbar lower repeating me low disk space and when I click it to try to remove the old files, it does nothing... so what should I do to get rid of the files in a "D" file...?

  Please perform these steps and the back of the report.

  Click Start, click computer, and it will display your hard drives and their letters. Normally C: is your operating system and where everything is stored (user: files, programs, Documents, photos, etc.). The D: is your RECOVERY partition and contains a copy of the first installation of the plant. The D: is small, about 9 to 15 GB, depending on the version of Windows.

  For example, my C: displays 306 GB free (unused) 374 GB (hard disk capacity). D: shows 2.11 free 11.5 GB GB. This is normal for HP, Compaq and others. New HP (Win 7) include an E: with less than 1 GB of capacity, to store a program utility tools. These so-called hard disks are in fact partitions installed on a physical hard disk, but not to concern. The c: partition free space is your important answer. BeAware that the D: and E: (if you have the configuration described above, are never to be used as restore points, or your personal files, they are allocated by the manufacturer to support the reinstallation of the operating system.) My example shows that my C: partition made only 68GB used on the disc, 306 GB is free (unused) 374 GB capacity.

  (1) report with numbers, and you can be helped.

  (2) Vista writes copies ghosts of all your documents (previous versions of the files). These can take many GB.

  (3) when he gets less than 20 percent free, you start to have problems with the disk defragmentation. Less than 10% results in critical problems, the problems of performance and for the worse.

  (4) if the number of free GB is really a low disk space issue, you need to move some of the large data files (pictures, videos,...) out on CD or DVD.

  If it helps, let me know. I'm not a moderator, just a user trying to use simple language to help others.

• Notification of space low disk on Windows 7

  I use Windows 7 Professional. My "C:" drive is 683 GB. My RECOVERY unit 'is 14.3 GB 14 GB is used prompting a warning message on "low disk space".

  I just finished installing WXPM in order to run some older software through Windows Virtual PC. The default installation location, which came during the installation of Windows XP Mode is D:.

  Should I have installed Windows XP Mode to my C:? If so, how can I move it?

  or

  Can I extend my D: RECOVERY to run my software in XP Mode? How can I do this? Or is the recovery just in case of emergency?

  Thanks to anyone who responds... I got this great support from so many good people through these articles and forums! It is therefore encouraging :-)

  Hello

  You should never change the size of your recovery Partition, or add files

  Your recovery Partition was photographed on your hard drive during the production of your computer by the manufacturer for all of these reasons.

  1. If you want to reinstall Windows from in the case of a failure of the system, based on individuals or the keys at startup.

  F10 or Alt + F10 or F11 are a couple of different manufacturers use sequences.

  You will need to ask your manufacturer for proper sequence.

  2. to make the recovery disks on if your drive hard breaks down, so that you can then reinstall the operating system on a new hard drive.

  Also ask them how to make records.

  Your D: Recovery Drive is should not be used for backups, defragmented, etc..

  There are backups on an external hard drive.

  To resolve the problems that have arisen with the recovery D: Partition, you will need to contact the manufacturer of your computer to remove all that has been added to it.

  See you soon.

• Elements 14 says I'm low disk space when I'm not

  Recently installed 14 items on a new computer.  I imported a bunch of photos and when I try to change the Organizer using anything other than agricultural or the removal of red eye, I get a message that I can't because I'm low disk space.  My computer is not low disk space; This is a new computer.  So far I have not problems no Editor editing.  I have items on my C: drive and pictures are on a mapped network drive. Previously, I had 11 items and never had a problem with the photos on a network drive.

  I saw that there is an unresolved on the matter in December.  Any solution?

  EmeraldCity14 wrote:

  Thanks - I just read that all discussion and it appears the answer is that with the upgrade to 14, you cannot store pictures on the NAS and have correctly work items. Do you know if you can store on AWS or something similar? I saw a reference to be stored on the cloud in this discussion.

  A removable disk does not work so I need to have more than one user to access pictures.

  Share photos AND catalogs (even having licenses for each user) has never been the purpose of the elements. The nearest way is limited to share a library as well as the catalogue on an external drive, by pluggin JEP alternately to each computer. It is common, when you use a desktop computer and a laptop computer at different times.

  Share photos only on the NAS for all users may be obtained using the SIN as a backup copy with software like Synctoy. If other users need not really the Organizer, but he can live with a traditional and hierarchical folder hierarchy, it will work.

• My iCloud photo library is activated and it says space low disk - download 1 548 points but never actually download?

  Why does say not enough space - download 1 548 points when I go into settings > iCloud > Photos?  I have iCloud library lit as well as download on my photo stream but it never downloads actually and my phone again a low disk space.  I have 50 GB of space with only 47.6 GB iCloud used so space should not be a problem.

  "Low disk space" is probably what indicates that your phone is low on space... not iCloud. How much storage is on your phone? Go to settings > general > storage & iCloud storage and what is stated in high "STORAGE > 'Used' and ' available? Your iCloud-storage space is at the bottom of this page under "iCLOUD.

• L20-101 problem with bootable disks

  Hello!

  I have a problem with bootable discs. I try two disks bootable, that have been successfully tested before in other systems, but my L20-101 does not start with them.
  After the startscreen, there is just a white screen.

  is this a general problem with the L20-101? the installation of the update of the bios to version 1.80 had no effect.

  does anyone have a solution?
  Thank you

  Hello

  The boot disks you are using?
  Have you tried to start with other drives for example with the delivered Toshiba Recovery CD or the original CD of Microsoft Windows?
  It would be very interesting to know if there is a problem disc or unit.
  Please check if pressing the C key allows you to boot from the drive.

  Good bye

• My computer keeps giving me the msg that I have low disk space. I can't fix this. What can I do?

  I get a MSG "low disk space" stateing I do what he tells me to do, & I always get the msg. What can I do?

  Hello
  (1) do you have made no changes before this problem?
  (2) since when have you been faced with this problem?
  (3) Windows operating system you are using?

  For Windows 7 and Vista:
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/delete-files-using-disk-cleanup

  For Windows XP:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/285107

  Hope the information is useful.