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by thedude#11
by saihib
by thedude#11
by thechas
You will also get the disk full message if you have reached the maximum number of files that can be in a given directory.
The number varies by disk structure, but, I believe it is around 4K for most hard drives.
Or, if the folder was restored from a CD backup, and is set to read only status.
From Windows explorer, right click on the folder, and check the properties.
Verify that the attribute switch for read only is not checked.
Chas
by thedude#11
by nise_k
Hi,
r u sure the error message is about full disk? Or, is it about "not enough memory" ?
In case of "not enough memory". The problem is with the type of file u r saving the contents to.
Especially, if it is a text file, then the data size can'e be much. So, try saving to some other format and test.
Nise
by thedude#11
by cbach1997
I would run scandisk on the drive and ensure that the fat and free space registries are ok. Whenever I get that problem, that usually fixes it up.
Good luck,
cbach1997@hotmail.com
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