Low Disk Space Message Killer

Description:

"Low disk space" messages were implemented by Microsoft to notify users when their computers are running low on disk space on the primary partition where Windows is installed (typically C:). Moving or deleting files to make room for new data is necessary not only for personal files but also for the operating system, which requires free space to continue working within normal parameters and to ensure reliability. These messages regularly pop up from the system tray (notification area on the bottom-right corner of the screen) when you have only 200MB, 80MB, and 50MB free space remaining.

Features:

• Deactivate Microsoft alerts at 200MB, 80MB, and 50MB thresholds.


• Simple application for registry tweaks.


• Lightweight tool for easy setup.

Specifications:

• Developer: S.M.Mahbubul Alam


• Price: FREE


• Publisher Link: Click here

How it Works:

If you wish to ignore "Low disk space" alerts, you can resort to Low Disk Space Message Killer. The application accesses Registry Editor (Regedit), goes to HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoft WindowsCurrentVersionPoliciesExplorer, creates a new value called "DWORD," names it "NoLowDiscSpaceChecks," and sets its value to 1. It may be necessary to restart the PC to commit modifications. To undo changes and restart the "Low disk space" message, follow these steps in the Registry Editor to delete "NoLowDiscSpaceChecks."