Windows 10: I keep geeting the following message on my desk top. Low Disk space. you are running out of...

i keep getting a message on my desk top that says the following.

local disk. you are running out of disk space on local disk F. click here to see if you can free space on this drive.

Is this legit??

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low disk space error

I got lost after "Policies".I couldn't find Explorer.There's no low disk space checks.When I back click,there's no Advanced .I have an HP19 desktop with Windows 10 installed.Drive
D is the recovery drive.

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low disk space error

I have a HP19 desktop.I keep getting an error that says low disk space on the recovery d drive.How do you fix this?How do you free up space or prevent the message from showing up ?This is what I did and I got lost:

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I got lost after "Policies".I couldn't find Explorer.There's no low disk space checks.When I back click,there's no Advanced .I have an HP19 desktop with Windows 10 installed.Drive
D is the recovery drive.

 

Low disk space message for Backup disk.

Yes, sure. If that's your only available backup drive, then, yes, you'll want to delete the Windows images and turn that off.

When you first install/open Macrium, it will ask you if you want to make the rescue media. DO THAT! It's a very important step! Once it's created. make sure you can boot your system from it. To create the media at another time, select Other Tasks>Create Rescue Media.





Select the disk or partitions you want to image. In your case, you'd want to select the entire disk, all partitions.
Then select Image this disk.







Verify your selected disk/partitions.
Assign a folder on a separate drive for the backups.








Then click on Advanced Options.Compression = Medium (Recommended)
Copy method = Intelligent Sector Copy
File Size = Automatic
Password (optional)
Auto Verify Image: Yes, so check the box
Comments = information so you can identify what this archive is (i.e. W10 [computername] Full HDD Disk 0)
Shutdown (optional)Then click Next.







Here you can add a schedule. Perhaps you'd like this backup to be repeated weekly. Click Add Schedule to create your required schedule.
By default, Macrium will keep 12 full backups (and 4 differential backups, but you're not doing incrementals). Change that amount to whatever you like. I would keep at minimum 3, for redundancy. It's possible a backup could become corrupted, so you need more than one.
Click Next.
The Image Summary screen appears. Here you can verify everything you've set up, and make any changes if necessary.
Click Finish.







Check the box to Run this backup now.
If you want to save this configuration to run in the future, click Save backup and schedules as XML Backup Definition File...
Enter a descriptive name for the Backup Definition file.
Click OK and the backup will begin.

You can use your computer while the backup is running.

If you scheduled backups, and your computer is not on when one is supposed to be run, it will run at next boot.
Be sure to check logs occasionally, for any problems.








That's it. It's quite easy, and very reliable.

 

Low disk space message for Backup disk.


Hi, I get a notification every 10 minutes or so saying "Low Disk Space - You are running out of disk space on backup disk"
In the backup settings, I told it to delete files whenever it needs space, yet I'm still getting this annoying message.
A) Is my backup running as it should be?
B) How can I get rid of the annoying message?
Thanks!