Re: Without removing files



George Hester wrote:

I'd like not to be nagged by the "Low Disk Space" in the System tray. The
fix for this in Windows 2000 does not seem to work in XP. Is there some
other way of solving this issue in WinXP? Thanks.

Windows XP SP2

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Get rid of the Hibernate file, modify your pagefile? Delete temp and temp
internet files on shutdown?

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