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How to stop "Low Disk Space" warnings?

radiospan · 2006-01-28 18:46:25

My secondary hard drive is always almost full. This isn't a problem though because I'm not running Windows off it. How can I stop the warnings appearing in the taskbar?

28-01-2006 7:46pm

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My secondary hard drive is always almost full. This isn't a problem though because I'm not running Windows off it.

How can I stop the warnings appearing in the taskbar?

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#2 28-01-2006 7:49pm

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start removing files off the hard drive - like backing up onto cds and dvds

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#3 29-01-2006 12:37am

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Having the drive full isn't a problem. I have 60GB of stuff on it, and I have all the storage I need on other drives.

Just wondering if there's an option to turn off the warnings. The warnings should only apply to the drive with Windows on it, I think.

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#4 29-01-2006 1:37am

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Yeah it's based on something like 10% free space rather than X GB

It's a registry setting IIRC some apps will tweak it for you.

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#5 31-01-2006 2:02am

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http://www.annoyances.org/exec/show/article03-102

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