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Let’s say that you are not running the Exchange server on the C drive therefore the most probable cause of disk space running out on the C drive isn’t the all so popular transaction logs. Let’s say it’s something else that you just can’t figure out.Here are some popular tricks to fix this issue quick :

1. First of all try running cleanmgr.exe and see if you have any temp files that you could get ridd of and use it to clean it all.

2. Windows keeps old instalation files in a folder called located at c:\windows\installer . Now cleaning this folder by deleting the content it’s probably going to render windows unninstall corrupted in many application cases but there is a way to safly do that. It’s by using msizap.exe . After you download it (you can simply click the hyperlink above) just open a cmd and navigate to the location of your msizap.exe and type in “msizap.exe G! “. This option will remove orphaned cached Windows Installer data files (for all users). This thing here will save you a lot of space depending on how old is the windows instalation and how many programs have you used over time.

3. Everytime your computer is being updated, windows automatically saves the installation cache in a folder:

  • C:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution\Download

Now you can do this manually from time to time or you can create a login script. All you have to do is :

 

  • Copy and paste these commands in your notepad
  • Save it and name it ‘Erase_cache’, do not forget to select all files on ‘Save as type’. Insert ‘.bat’ at the end of your filename.
  • Save and close.. to use this batch file, simply double click on it each time to wish to clear the update cache.
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    CD\
    CD %Windir%
    CD SoftwareDistribution
    DEL /F /S /Q Download

    Now that you have the .bat file paste it in c:\windows\system32 and afterwords go in active directory users and computer, under your username (or the adminsitrator username) under the profile section user profile -> Logon script and typein the Erase_cache.bat. That’s it!

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    Daca toate serviciile sunt pornite, conectorii de SMTP sunt ok, cozile de livrare de asemeanea si toate lucrurile par sa fie ok iar mailurile dvs nu mai pleaca verificati spatiul disponibil pe C:\ sau pe drive-ul unde este instalat Microsoft Exchange 2007. Chiar daca aveti undeva intre 2 si 10 Gb este foarte probabil ca exchange-ul sa fi oprit serviciul de mail submission datorita faptului ca nu mai are spatiu. Pentru a verifica cel mai rapid utilizati un telnet catre server (ex : start-> run-> cmd-> telnet-> o localhost 25-> helo “localhost name” -> mail from: zzz@ccc.com .. etc). In momentul in care ati introdus adresa expeditorului va aparea o eroare 4.3.1 Insufficient System Resources . Traducerea cea mai simpla este ca mechanismul de verificare al exchange-ului a ajuns la concluzia ca systemul ramane fara resurse motiv pentru care a oprit serviciul de mail submission. Ca sa reparati problema rapid (pana eliberati spatiul necesar) mergeti in mmc-ul Services (start ->cmd -> services.msc) si opriti serviciul MSExchangeTransport , apoi navigati catre \Exchange Server\Bin\ si editati fisierul EdgeTransport.exe.config cu un editor text. Gasiti linia <add key=”EnableResourceMonitoring” value=”true” /> si modificati valoarea din true in false. salvati fisierul si reporniti serviciul MSExchangeTransport. Trimiterea mailurilor va fi repornita imediat

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