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Error Saving File. Not enough space on disk
Posted 9 mag 2011, 15:31 CEST Version 4.1 1 Reply
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Hi,
I have solved a time dependent problem and when I try to save it I am having an error message:
Error Saving File. There is not enough space on disk.
My model is quite big, and I have seen that the program saves automatically some files in C:\Documents and Settings\...\Temp
This files are very big. Then, free space on C: is too small and I cannot remove then while the program is open.
What can I do to save the file without losing information? Is it possibly to change the location of this "Temp" folder? For example to another hard disk (D:\) where there is free space enough.
Thank you
I have solved a time dependent problem and when I try to save it I am having an error message:
Error Saving File. There is not enough space on disk.
My model is quite big, and I have seen that the program saves automatically some files in C:\Documents and Settings\...\Temp
This files are very big. Then, free space on C: is too small and I cannot remove then while the program is open.
What can I do to save the file without losing information? Is it possibly to change the location of this "Temp" folder? For example to another hard disk (D:\) where there is free space enough.
Thank you
1 Reply Last Post 9 mag 2011, 15:48 CEST
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1 decade ago
Hi,
just a wild guess: Switch off 'Save recovery file' in the preferences.
If this doesn't work, try to free up enough space on your C: hard disk by temporarily moving other data to a different location.
Good luck,
Edgar
just a wild guess: Switch off 'Save recovery file' in the preferences.
If this doesn't work, try to free up enough space on your C: hard disk by temporarily moving other data to a different location.
Good luck,
Edgar