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I'm getting the message "dangerously low on memory in drive C" Where do I
go to see how much is left? I was told if the memory gets too low then the
computer will lock up and if I restart it will lock up in which case I will
loose everything because I will have to reformat. Is this correct? Seems
there should be a safeguard against this sort of thing.
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tom cory
Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.perform_maintain (More info?)
To see what you have left: Start > My Computer > right-click on the icon for
your C: drive > select Properties. You'll see a pie chart showing used and
free space.
It's impossible to predict exactly what will happen if you run out of space
on a hard disk, but locking up is certainly a possibility.
The safeguard is the message you saw. You are responsible for maintaining
your computer.
To free up disk space, consider the options offered by the Disk Cleanup
Wizard: Start > All Programs > Accessories > System Tools > Disk Cleanup.
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Ted Zieglar
"You can do it if you try."
"tom cory" <tomcory@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I'm getting the message "dangerously low on memory in drive C" Where do
I
> go to see how much is left? I was told if the memory gets too low then
the
> computer will lock up and if I restart it will lock up in which case I
will
> loose everything because I will have to reformat. Is this correct? Seems
> there should be a safeguard against this sort of thing.
> --
> tom cory
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