Unable to create restore points not enough space on the disk. 0x80070070

When trying to create a restore point I get error "There is not enough space on the disk. 0x80070070" Which is wrong I have tons of space. How do I correct this problem. Thanks

chief444 wrote: When trying to create a restore point I get error "There is not enough space on the disk. 0x80070070" Which is wrong I have tons of space. How do I correct this problem. Thanks
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