Just this morning a co-employee of mine called me because she was unable to save her file that she is working on the previous day.

 

When I arrived at her table, she showed me a photo of the problem she encountered. In the photo I read that her computer has run out of disk space on drive C.

 

Her drive C has a capacity of 500 GB she also has a second partition that also has a capacity of 500 GB.

 

I cleaned her computer for some unwanted files and I was able to retrieve about 1 GB of disk space on her drive C.

 

#### What to do when you run out of disk space in Drive C?

 

If you are a type of user that is commonly using a computer for office works such as spreadsheets and word documents there's a slim chance that you are going to run out of disk space.

 

If ever you run out of disk space while saving a document you can always save it into another drive on your computer provided that your computer has multiple partition (it could be your drive D or E).

 

Or use a removable device such as USB flash drive in you have one.

 

Or you can save it in a shared folder on your network (ask your IT support about this).

 

If your company does have an in-house IT staff you can always call them and then ask them what would be the best to do in such circumstances.

 

 

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