every time i start my computer i get this tiny message before anything else opens up: "You are over quota, please reconfigure to use less space".
WHERE am i over quota and how do i fix it?? thx. kris
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Not sure but Kris16 may be talking about windows 7 Qouta.Vista may have this feature also.First you have to go to bottom left of screen.Click on windows flag and then computer.Then under OS:(C) right click.Choose properties.There should be a tab that says Quota.Go into advanced and make sure it says no limit.Image below.
Message was edited by: jim jones on 2/17/11 3:21:54 PM EST
Message was edited by: jim jones on 2/17/11 3:23:11 PM ESTDo you use online backup? "You are over quota, please reconfigure to use less space" is the message that comes up when you go over your free quota of online backup space.
Not sure but Kris16 may be talking about windows 7 Qouta.Vista may have this feature also.First you have to go to bottom left of screen.Click on windows flag and then computer.Then under OS:(C) right click.Choose properties.There should be a tab that says Quota.Go into advanced and make sure it says no limit.Image below.
Message was edited by: jim jones on 2/17/11 3:21:54 PM EST
Message was edited by: jim jones on 2/17/11 3:23:11 PM ESTProbably we can be a bit clear if Kris , you could get a screen shot of the same and post it here (in .jpg format)
thank you Dinz , for your advice. you are correct to asking me to be more precise, so you can help me. i did figure it out after your colleagues actually hinted me in the rite direction.
it was mcafee that posted this lil window in my windows vista computer - stating i am over quota. i did follow the suggestion to go into the c drive and enable the unlimited disk space for me. thank u. do enjoy. kris
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