Disable Low Disk Space Warning

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Written by windowsxp550

Monday, 11 June 2007

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When you are low on disk space Windows XP is nice enough to inform you of this. But once you are aware of the problem that should be it, right? Wrong, Windows XP continues to inform you. It gets rather annoying. Here is how to turn off the warning:

Disclaimer: Warning Serious problems might occur if you modify the registry incorrectly by using Registry Editor or by using another method. Modify the registry at your own risk, Every effort has been made to ensure that registry edit instructions are correct and safe. FixMyXP cannot be held responsible for any damage done to your system by using this guide.

Before beginning this guide, please do this

Click ,

then

Type regedit then click

Then Navigate to the following key:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer

Then on the right hand side, right click then select New then DWord Value

Name the DWord NoLowDiskSpaceChecks then double click on NoLowDiskSpaceChecks this and give it a value of 1

Reboot your computer

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Excellent Tip for xp
written by Muhammad Hassan, November 29, 2007

This tip is very good and i want to this for very long time

...advise for you.
written by Palomar Jack, August 31, 2007

This hack is very handy for those that move their swap file to another drive/partition and set it to a fixed size and keep getting that stupid-assed low disk space warning after setting the swap file size to the same size as the partition. Yet another "Improvement" that should have been made optional. All to cut down on tech support calls.

>> Advise

>> written by Naveed Iqbal, June 12, 2007

>> Do something new

Now, as for Naveed Iqbal, why don't you do something "new", like "Start your own newspaper" if you don't like the one you're reading. Here's another thought, maybe there are some that are newer at this than us. After all, not every one was born knowing how to hack their XP installation, like obviously you were, you arrogant, ungrateful little twerp.

Now I've got some advise for you, "Sit down and shut up".

Or you clean up...
written by Tech Support, August 24, 2007

... and save you and me a headache recovering your documents because you had your page file set to a dynamic size, only 1 partition and a full disk.