Not Enough Free Disk Space to Remove The Microsoft Network |
Q135278
The information in this article applies to:
- Microsoft Windows 95
SYMPTOMS
When you try to remove The Microsoft Network from your computer by clearing The Microsoft Network check box on the Windows Setup tab, you may receive the following message:
There is not enough disk space for all the selected components. Click OK and then clear one or more of the selected components.
CAUSE
There is very little free space on the hard disk. Even when The Microsoft Network is not installed, several The Microsoft Network files are stored on the hard disk. These files are located in the Program Files\The Microsoft Network folder and are used for signing up with The Microsoft Network. When you try to remove The Microsoft Network, Setup checks to see if there is enough room on the hard disk to store these files. If there is not enough room to store these files, Setup generates the message stated above, even though you are trying to remove The Microsoft Network.
RESOLUTION
To remove The Microsoft Network, increase the amount of free hard disk space by about 2 megabytes. To do so, try the following steps:
- Close all running programs. Doing so may cause the swap file to shrink enough to let you remove The Microsoft Network.
- Remove all the programs in the Startup folder, disable the "load=" and "run=" lines in the Win.ini file, and then restart Windows 95. Doing so may cause the swap file to shrink enough to let you remove The Microsoft Network.
- Remove any unnecessary files from the hard disk.
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Last Reviewed: December 15, 2000 |
