Low Disk Space Pop-up Ballon

i would suggest uninstalling some of the windows features u don't use and dont plan too.

You probobly could disable it, but I would recommend freeing up some hard disk space. Having too little free space slows everything right down, and can cause programs to fail.

One good and cheap way to keep your hard disk free of clutter is to get a CD-Writer and backup everything you want to keep, and then delete it from your disk. You can pickup writers for around $20-50 now days, and a blank CD costs less than a dollar.

uninstall all 3rd-party software installed in system volumn.
remove all .hlp/.chm help files if you needn't.
clear the system temp folder.

Try this

1. format c:
2. Order Linux Mandrake
3. Put te disc in cdrom and your problems will go away

Try this instead, format C:
Download SuSE Linux 9.1 or Fedora Core 2 (FOR FREE!)
Get either Wine (free), Cedega (USD $40, for games only) or Win4Lin 5.0 (USD $50, DirectX is NOT SUPPORTED!)


THIS WILL GET RID OF YOUR NOTICES AND WINDOWS! (WHICH IS A RELIEVE FOR USERS)

xboxrulz

y dont u get DEL STUFF

Thats the only way if u dont want 2 dl somting on like

Well, there are ways to stop it happening, but it is not a good idea, for a start, it is always good to have some spare space (Microsoft recommend 200MB for windows XP) to keep everything running smoothly, applications often write temporary data, or smaller files which do add up.
The best thing to do is to
- get rid of one or more applications you dont use
- transfer some files to other storage
- compress stuff you rarely use
- delete files you no longer need (like music you no longer listen to, or video files you no longer watch)
Another thing you could do, is backup some things online, try windows live skydrive, they offer a free 5GB online storage space with all LIVE accounts!

To your problem of this low disk space pop up ballon, I have two options in place:
Try using a portable hard drive to store your data,
Secondly you can use compression to store your files, you will get this windows option in the disk management wizard. After you enable it, your files will be stored in a compressed way on the hard drive.

Third option is sorting out the data you have on your hard drive and using space in a wise manner. Hope you find it useful.

I'm sure you can change the amount before you see that message. It's a percentage though.

I won't repeat the previous few repliers, I'll just add another small way with which you can free up a half a gig on Windows® I think. You can do that if you disable hibernation, but that's not recommended if you have a laptop, because you'll maybe need that feature in the future.

Or you could... y'know...

1. Download Ubuntu
2. Boot from it.
3. Format C:
4. Install
5. Enjoy!