HP530 OS_ (E:) tools reporting as low disk space

Hi,
Following some tinkering by me following some Microsoft support suggestions, I think I have managed to solve my issues with windows updates...It did involve an emergency restart and a system restore from an external hard drive, and I think all is running OK now...the trouble is, I now can't seem to make a new back up on the external hard drive as it comes up with an error code and the OS_(E tools reporting low disk space. The HP_(D recovery is also looking quite full (although not red yet like the (E tools. The OS is Windows Vista Home basic 32- bit.
Thanks

these two links will guide you to resolve the issue:
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?lc=en&cc=us&docname=c00678180&dlc=en
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c01508532&tmp_track_link=ot_recdoc/c00678180/en_...
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Reports for Low disk space alerts in scom 2007

Dear Experts,
Is there any possible to get the Low disk Space alerts reports in SCOM 2007 R2.
1, I need reports for Last week SCOM sent alerts on Low Disk space for the servers list
2, Likewise I need SCOM Low disk space alerts reports for last month.
Can somebody please explain me with the steps and I played much with Reporting pane.
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Saravana

Hi,
The below code should work to get all servers that have alert of logical disk free space is low in specific period:
get-alert -criteria 'Name = ''Logical Disk Free Space is low'' AND TimeRaised >=''3/24/2014'' AND TimeRaised <= ''4/24/2014''' | select MonitoringObjectDisplayName,MonitoringObjectPath,Name,TimeRaised | sort MonitoringObjectDisplayName
Here is a similar thread for your reference:
how to create a report showing the servers that had the alerts of "Logical Disk Free Space is low" for a specific period?
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/50f2c3fb-2dfc-47c6-8c2a-8a2f0149df10/how-to-create-a-report-showing-the-servers-that-had-the-alerts-of-logical-disk-free-space-is-low?forum=operationsmanagerreporting
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How do i get rid of low disk space message popup HP tools drive E on pavilion g7-1219wm notebook pc

How do i get rid of low disk space message ( you are running out of disk space on Hp_Tools (E popup HP tools drive E on pavilion g7-1219wm notebook pc. It is very annoying. I am i school and I have noticed it since downloading different assignments from my college black boards.

Thanks Banhien for your quick response. However my system shows no backup schedule to disable. I do have a 'Manage Space" link and a Turn on schedule link and change settings link along with Restore options with 3 options-' restore all user files- select another backup to restore files from and recover system settings on your computer. If I click on 'Manage Space link', it gives me the option to 'Select how disk space is used by Windows back up'- then there are two options: 'data file backup'-which indicates i can free up space by deleting file backups, and the other option is 'system image' which is greyed out. Upon clicking on the option (view backups) under 'data file backup option'- it shows the current data file backups on my hp_tools (e the date of the file is displayed and the amount of usage- it gives me the option to delete- should I click the delete button?
banhien wrote:
Hi,
Please try:
Click Start, type "Backup and Restore," and press Enter. This brings up Windows Backup which is a little different than system protection.
In the middle of the Window you should see that the backup is on a schedule. Disable this.
Save your changes.
Delete the backup folder on the E:
Reboot notebook and verify that this resolves the issue.
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Low disk space mesage HP tools drive E?

Why am I continually getting low disk space for HP Pavilion g6 windows 7 64 bit HP tools drive E?
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yes i figured it out! after about an hour of looking... your computer has been automatically backing itself up every month, just go in and delete a few back ups!! Go computer, hp tools drive E, and click on the name of your computer in their, then click manage space used by this backup, and click view back ups and delete the ones you dont want!!! by the way they are dated thankfully. but its that simple, hope this helped.

Premiere Elements reports low disk space error right at the end

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http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/15667/applejack
After installing, reboot holding down CMD+s, (+s), then when the DOS like prompt shows, type in...
applejack AUTO
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At least it'll eliminate some questions if it doesn't fix it.
The 6 things it does are...
Correct any Disk problems.
Repair Permissions.
Clear out Cache Files.
Repair/check several plist files.
Dump the VM files for a fresh start.
Trash old Log files.
First reboot will be slower, sometimes 2 or 3 restarts will be required for full benefit... my guess is files relying upon other files relying upon other files! :-)
Disconnect the USB cable from any Uninterruptible Power Supply so the system doesn't shut down in the middle of the process.

Problem With Low Disk Space - Message - Email and ...

Hi all,
I have a N97 and i noticed that when i have around 200 stored messages in my sent and my received in box then i get the e-mail disconnecting and saying to me that it's been disconnected due to low disk space.
So i tried changing the location of the folders for the e-mails and then i got a warning about the folders not being correct and had to restore them to the original settings.
I'm sure this is also related but some one tried to send me a small video via blue tooth and it told me that the memory was full but for the life of me i can't seem to change where a blue tooth message would go too.
Thanks in advance for any tips.
i know i may have 2 separate issues here but it's all the same low disk space or out of disk space etc etc
it would seem that it's a problem so how can i go about fixng it, it's poor...
The first offering is Nokia's new 'Messaging' client. If you really, really have been looking forward to this then by all means install it, but beware that it will, between application and messagebase, use up a lot of disk C: on its own. And you can't switch the messagebase to 'mass memory', because that gets locked out when you connect your N97 up to your PC or Mac, switching Nokia Messaging back to C:. As a long time Gmail user, I still find it easier to use either the 'old' S60 Messaging application (in IMAP4 mode) or just use the standalone Gmail (Java-based) application, which has the benefit of speed and of an utterly minimal footprint in daily use.
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Next is Ovi Contacts, a beta-quality social integration system that's yet to take off in any meaningful way. Again, just avoided unless you really, really want to get involved. You don't need to lose the vital Megabytes.
Then there's the N-Gage games client, another C: biggie, seemingly swallowing up 6MB or so in a real world installation - if, like me, you're rather underwhelmed by N-Gage titles (in fact, underwhelmed by gaming on Symbian in general, but that's another rant for another day), then just say no and, again, give your internal disk a break.
The final optional 'Sw update' was Quickoffice 6, bringing compatibility with Office 2007 documents. This also takes up the best part of 10MB on C:, so unless you get a lot of Docx or Xlsx files by email then I'd strongly suggest holding fire on this update - you'll probably get it anyway in the v20 firmware in a few months time.
Message Edited by mowax on 02-Dec-2009 02:38 PM
Message Edited by mowax on 02-Dec-2009 02:39 PM
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Hi, don't know wether you've done this, but go into messaging/options/settings/other/memory in use/set as E:mass memory. If this causes a problem with email, simply delete mailbox and re-install it, it only takes a couple of minutes. One other thing , if you want to save any txt messages, sync with ovi first.Also to get C memory back delete all messages sent , recieved, reports etc before selecting Memory in use as E. Also go to web browser and clear privacy data regularly. One other thing to note is that usually when connected to computer via usb, messaging memory will revert to C, and you won't be able to see any messages , so reset to E again and they are all there. Best taskmanager from Ovi store is also a real help with memory on phone.
Hope this helps, and my appologies for the somewhat eratic layout nof the advice. Should have mentioned clearing messages from C before using E !
Good Luck
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Low Disk space in both drives

All of sudden My Crive is showing Low disk space. Can any one help me int his issue.
And also in my E drive this is not even a single file But it is showing 7 GB less . What will be the problem.
Please help me ...
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I'm running XP. Won't do Vista. No new fatware if I can help it. I just inherited a broken machine and gonna' put Linux on it.
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The Prefetch directory was a new one to me just recently. Selecting all and deleting was a definite improvement. ALSO, empty the trash. All those deleted files are still on the hard drive unless they are deleted.
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And if you are running into these kind of issues but know you have hard drive space left, do all of the above. You and your machine will be very pleased.
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Powershell script to get the low disk space on the servers...

Hi,
We have many SQL & Sharepoint servers running on windows server. I need some Powershell script to get the low disk space on those servers and it should send an mail alert saying "Disc d:\ have less than threshold 15% free space".
Awaiting for response.
Thanks
Anil

you should be able to use this powershell script which you can run as a scheduled task.
just change the details at the start of the script to point the script to the right location to create log files. you will need to have a plain text file containing a list of server names or ip addresses that you want to check drive space on.
# Change the following variables based on your environment
#specify the path to the file you want to generate containing drive space information
$html_file_dir = "\\server\share\DriveSpace"
#specify the path and file name of the text file containing the list of servers names you want to check drive space on - each server name on a seperate line in plain text file
$server_file = "\\server\share\servers.txt"
#speicfy the from address for the email
$from_address = "[email protected]"
#specify the to address for the email
$to_address = "[email protected]"
#specify the smtp server to use to send the email
$email_gateway = "smtp.domain.com" # Can either be DNS name or IP address to SMTP server
# The seventh line from the bottom (line 167) is used if your smtp gateway requires authentication. If you require smtp authentication
# you must uncomment it and set the following variables.
$smtp_user = ""
$smtp_pass = ""
# Change the following variables for the style of the report.
$background_color = "rgb(140,166,193)" # can be in rgb format (rgb(0,0,0)) or hex format (#FFFFFF)
$server_name_font = "Arial"
$server_name_font_size = "20px"
$server_name_bg_color = "rgb(77,108,145)" # can be in rgb format (rgb(0,0,0)) or hex format (#FFFFFF)
$heading_font = "Arial"
$heading_font_size = "14px"
$heading_name_bg_color = "rgb(95,130,169)" # can be in rgb format (rgb(0,0,0)) or hex format (#FFFFFF)
$data_font = "Arial"
$data_font_size = "11px"
# Colors for space
$very_low_space = "rgb(255,0,0)" # very low space equals anything in the MB
$low_space = "rgb(251,251,0)" # low space is less then or equal to 10 GB
$medium_space = "rgb(249,124,0)" # medium space is less then or equal to 100 GB
#### NO CHANGES SHOULD BE MADE BELOW UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING
# Define some variables
$ErrorActionPreference = "SilentlyContinue"
$date = Get-Date -UFormat "%Y%m%d"
$html_file = New-Item -ItemType File -Path "$html_file_dir\DiskSpace_$date.html" -Force
# Create the file
$html_file
# Function to be used to convert bytes to MB or GB or TB
Function ConvertBytes {
param($size)
If ($size -lt 1MB) {
$drive_size = $size / 1KB
$drive_size = [Math]::Round($drive_size, 2)
[string]$drive_size + ' KB'
}elseif ($size -lt 1GB){
$drive_size = $size / 1MB
$drive_size = [Math]::Round($drive_size, 2)
[string]$drive_size + ' MB'
}ElseIf ($size -lt 1TB){
$drive_size = $size / 1GB
$drive_size = [Math]::Round($drive_size, 2)
[string]$drive_size + ' GB'
}Else{
$drive_size = $size / 1TB
$drive_size = [Math]::Round($drive_size, 2)
[string]$drive_size + ' TB'
# Create the header and footer contents of the html page for output
$html_header = '<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">
<html lang="en-US" xml:lang="en-US" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">
<head>
<title>Server Drive Space</title>
<style type="text/css">
.serverName { text-align:center; font-family:"' + $server_name_font + '"; font-size:' + $server_name_font_size + `
'; font-weight:bold; background-color: ' + $server_name_bg_color + '; border: 1px solid black; width: 150px; }
.headings { text-align:center; font-family:"' + $heading_font + '"; font-size:' + $heading_font_size + `
'; font-weight:bold; background-color: ' + $heading_name_bg_color + '; border: 1px solid black; width: 150px; }
.data { font-family:"' + $data_font + '"; font-size:' + $data_font_size + '; border: 1px solid black; width: 150px; }
#dataTable { border: 1px solid black; border-collapse:collapse; }
body { background-color: ' + $background_color + '; }
#legend { border: 1px solid black; ; right:500px; top:10px; }
</style>
<script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript">

</script>
</head>
<body>'
$html_footer = '</body>
</html>'
# Start to create the reports file
Add-Content $html_file $html_header
# Retrieve the contents of the server.txt file, this file should contain either the
# ip address or the host name of the machine on a single line. Loop through the file
# and get the drive information.
Get-Content $server_file |`
ForEach-Object {
# Get the hostname of the machine
$hostname = Get-WmiObject -Impersonation Impersonate -ComputerName $_ -Query "SELECT Name From Win32_ComputerSystem"
$name = $hostname.Name.ToUpper()
Add-Content $html_file ('<Table id="dataTable"><tr><td colspan="3" class="serverName">' + $name + '</td></tr>
<tr><td class="headings">Drive Letter</td><td class="headings">Total Size</td><td class="headings">Free Space</td></tr>')
# Get the drives of the server
$drives = Get-WmiObject Win32_LogicalDisk -Filter "drivetype=3" -ComputerName $_ -Impersonation Impersonate
# Now that I have all the drives, loop through and add to report
ForEach ($drive in $drives) {
$space_color = ""
$free_space = $drive.FreeSpace
$total_space = $drive.Size
$percentage_free = $free_space / $total_space
$percentage_free = $percentage_free * 100
If ($percentage_free -le 5) {
$space_color = $very_low_space
}elseif ($percentage_free -le 10) {
$space_color = $low_space
}elseif ($percentage_free -le 15) {
$space_color = $medium_space
Add-Content $html_file ('<tr><td class="data">' + $drive.deviceid + '</td><td class="data">' + (ConvertBytes $drive.size) + `
'</td><td class="data" bgcolor="' + $space_color + '">' + (ConvertBytes $drive.FreeSpace) + '</td></tr>')
# Close the table
Add-Content $html_file ('</table></br><div id="legend">
<Table><tr><td style="font-size:12px">Less then or equal to 5 % free space</td><td bgcolor="' + $very_low_space + '" width="10px"></td></tr>
<tr><td style="font-size:12px">Less then or equal to 10 % free space</td><td bgcolor="' + $low_space + '" width="10px"></td></tr>
<tr><td style="font-size:12px">Less then or equal to 15 % free space</td><td bgcolor="' + $medium_space + '" width="10px"></td></tr>
</table></div>')
# End the reports file
Add-Content $html_file $html_footer
# Email the file
$mail = New-Object System.Net.Mail.MailMessage
$att = new-object Net.Mail.Attachment($html_file)
$mail.From = $from_address
$mail.To.Add($to_address)
$mail.Subject = "Server Diskspace $date"
$mail.Body = "The diskspace report file is attached."
$mail.Attachments.Add($att)
$smtp = New-Object System.Net.Mail.SmtpClient($email_gateway)
#$smtp.Credentials = New-Object System.Net.NetworkCredential($smtp_user,$smtp_pass)
$smtp.Send($mail)
$att.Dispose()
# Delete the file
Remove-Item $html_file
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Low Disk Space - Mini 110

Recently the free space on my HD has suddenly disappeared but I haven't installed any new programs. I have the 16GB solid state drive and originally had about 5GB of programs installed. A couple of weeks ago I started getting low disk warnings but couldn't figure out why but deleted a few little used programs to free up space. Went from 75mb free to 850mb then the next day I get the low disk warnings again, showing 160mb free. I lot almost 700mb overnight.
Tried the Chat option and instead of fixing the problem had me change the Registry but instead of fixing anything only stopped the warning message. Guess the logic is if you don't see a problem it isn't there. Then he wanted me to delete Windows components. I drew the line there, would free a few mb w/o fixing the problem, After this suggestion I realized my Indian chap didn't have a clue.
My firtst thought was a virus but I've done 3 full scans w/o finding anything. Any ideas whats causing my hd free to disappear and possible solutions?

All latest solutions for low disk space problem on HP netbooks can be found in below link:
How to free up disk space on HP netbooks.
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1. Install and run CCleaner.
Here You will find documentation for this program.
Very important sections from this documentation for You there are:
Cleaning your PC
Removing System Restore points
2. Change settings for restore points:
Go to Accessories -> Systems Tools then bottom System Restore.
Click on settings there (if it's disabled uncheck switch off restore points on all drives).
Move slider there max to the left side and click on OK.
When you will do this Disable restore points in Windows XP:
Resource:
How to turn off and turn on System Restore in Windows XP
3. You may also have recovery partition:
connect Your notebook to the AC power adapter.
Close all running programs, as system has to be rebooted.
Click on Start button, then All Programs , follow by Recovery Manager or System Recovery . Then run Recovery Manager or PC Recovery.Alternatively, if you’re using Vista, type “Recovery” in the search field, and click on Recovery Manager when it appears in the searched program list to open the Recovery Manager window.
For “PC Recovery”, select the option to perform the PC Recovery when the recovery options are presented, and click Next. Wait for computer to restart.Skip to next step if you’re using “Recovery Manager”.
For “PC Recovery”, click on OK button on “Welcome to PC Recovery” dialog message.Skip to next step if you’re using “Recovery Manager”.
Click Advanced Options button.
Click on radio button of Remove recovery partition (or Delete Recovery Partition on PC Recovery) option and click Next.
When prompted to verify that you want to delete the partition, select the Yes option, and click Next.IMPORTANT Reminder: If you still haven’t create recovery discs, click on “Click Here” button to create a set now, else you will have to pay in order to get the discs sent to you.
PC Recovery does not prompt you for confirmation.
Removal process will start to remove the recovery partition.IMPORTANT: Recovery Manager is new tool and able to remove recovery partition without affecting or touching existing data and system partitions. Users can then use Disk Management tool in Computer Management of Control Panel, or third party utilities such as Partition Magic or Acronis Director Suite (which in fact can be used to remove the recovery partition straight away) to extend the size of existing partition to make use of freed space. However, in the older PC Recovery, the whole disk will be formatted once recovery partition is removed. Thus, backup your data before performing the action above. And, an operating system and programs must be installed on the hard drive manually.
Restart the computer when done.
4. Reduce pagefile.How to do it informations here.
5. Disable hibernation. How to do it informations here.
6. Clean browser's cache. How to do it informations here.
7. Reduce Recycle bin's size. How to do it informations here.
8. Backup Your XP system on external HDD, DVD/CD or flash memory:
Macrium ReflectFree Disk Imaging
Paragon (may work better with Intel machines)
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Low disk space while background job?

Hi All,
I am facing problem with background job which is making low disk space. daily few background jobs are running in 2 or 3 application servers with one user. At OS level file srdrr4 size increasing in Directory usr\sap\<SID>\DVEBMGS00\work.
I restarted dispatcher problem is clreared. But the background job running on another application server.
What could be the reason behind this.
Thanks in advance.
Regards
Ganesh

Hi
Check the trace file of those wp at the os level(more dev_xx) in order to see if this job is filling the log file for example with an error.
Maybe this is the problem....
Z report with problems???? no I don´t think so !!! ahahahahha
Hope this help !!!!

Low disk space detected

Hi Experts,
We have a problem of Low disk space in our Deski Report Server.
The Error Description is,
Name: Low disk space detected on volume D:
Description: Disk volume 'D:' is low or out of free space.
when i tried logging into the server, i can see there are some child folders that have been created and that is consuming much space.
Could any one please suggest how it should be analyzed and rectified.
Its an Emergency, please help.
Regards,
Syed
Edited by: shameer83in on Jan 4, 2010 9:34 AM

Hi
go into the CMC under Servers, select the Desktop Intelligence Processing server and in its properties modify the temp path to another location ( you have to create the new folder manually). Restart the Deski server.
Still I believe that you will get a problem if you do not free some place on your D drive ( I assume this is the installation drive) because this is the drive where the BOBJ stores both temporary and permanent files. Another option is to move the file repository on another location.
(Assuming you are running BOBJ 3.x)
1) Stop your SIA using the CCM
2) Copy the file repository (Found under <BOBJ installation directory>\BusinessObjects Enterprise 12.0\Filestore) to another location
3) Start the SIA again
4) Go to the CMC and under Folders change the directories for your Input and Output File Repository Servers. Restart the servers.
Regards,
Stratos

Prevent automatic removal of the Spotlight index due to low disk space

I am guessing that when disk space runs low, it automatically deletes the Spotlight index to make room for virtual memory. Then when space becomes available it reindexes. But I'm not sure about that.
Since my MacBook Air SSD is only 128 GB, I often work with little free disk space and the re-indexing drives me crazy.
I tried to disable Spotlight, remove its index and reindex. Also check filesystem and repair permissions. In diagnostic reports (~/Library/Logs/DiagnosticReports/) nothing about reindexing is mentioned.
You can say that I should control the amount of free space but also should be another way. Disabling Spotlight isn't the option.
Crosspost: http://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/37321/prevent-automatic-removal-of-the- spotlight-index-due-to-low-disk-space

You can say that I should control the amount of free space .....
Then I will
See if you have Time Machine Local Backups taking up space, and turn it off with:
sudo tmutil disablelocal
Also consider turning off hibernate mode
I am guessing that when disk space runs low, it automatically deletes the Spotlight index to make room for virtual memory. Then when space becomes available it reindexes. But I'm not sure about that.
Not sure if that's the case, but low disk space can be causing issues. What % of your HD is free?

HP530 OS_ (E:) tools reporting as low disk space

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