Disable low disk space warnings on Windows

The Download Squad weblog describes a simple method for disabling the low disk space warning on your Windows computer.

All it takes is entering one command into your command prompt (which edits your registry) to switch off the nag. Granted, the low disk space nag can come in very handy if you’re someone who doesn’t keep a very close eye on your hard drives. However, if you do closely manage your hard drives – and you intentionally keep one or more of your drives close to full because that’s how you want it – the nag can get pretty annoying.

Disable Windows low disk space warning in one line [Download Squad]

Tags: Hard drive, low_disk_space, Windows, windows vista, windows xp

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