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"johnVista" <johnVista@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:3A7E855D-2748-46DB-874D-CC3625EE0D38@microsoft.com...
>I made the mistake of backing up my system by letting the backed-up files
>go
> to the D drive, which was the default. I just let it back up all files,
> but
> it was running out of disk space before it could finish.
> Now, I keep getting the message "Low Disk Space" on Drive D at the bottom
> of
> my screen. It lets me 'X' away this message, but it keeps coming back.
> It
> said I could have it clean up this drive to make more space, but when I
> do,
> it then warns that this is the Recovery drive and I shouldn't do it.
> I even did a System Restore back to Factory Settings, and it did restore
> the
> C drive to Factory Settings, but the D drive remained full.
> At least if I could shut off this notification, I would be happy, but
> 'X'ing
> it just makes it come back.
> Any suggestions?


You're going to have to look at the content of D: and figure out which files
and folders were added by you, then delete them.
If you have no idea which files and folders to keep, I'd suggest that you
post the exact make and model of the computer in question, so that somebody
with the same hardware can tell you which entries on D: must be kept. You
can also contact the tech support for your computer and ask for the same
information.