Disable low disk space warning in your system tray

The popping up of low disk space warning in the system occurs when window detects that a partition of your hard drive is running out of space. If you getting irritated with this message. Here’s a simple solution with registry fix that will solve your problem.

(1). Click on 'Start | Run'. Type regedit and press OK.

(2). Browse down to the following key:-

“HKEY_CURRENT _USER \ Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\ Explorer”

Create a ‘new binary value’ and set its value to ’00 00 00 01’ and exit the registry.

Restart your PC and breathe a sigh of relief.

Make a Bat file to shutdown your PC

(1). Open notepad and type.

@echo off
C:\WINDOWS\system32\shutdown.exe -s -f -t 60

(2). Save this notepad with name “shutdown.bat“.

(3). Now click on it to shutdown your PC.

Here we are using @echo off to don’t show anything in the command prompt when we click on it, and 60 is time in second that it will take to shutdown your PC you can change according to you.

Create a shortcut to Hibernate your PC

I have been tell in this Blog (Shut Down and Log Off your PC with command prompt) that how we can shutdown PC with command prompt using shutdown.exe command but it does not include an option to hibernate. Now I will tell you how to make a shortcut to create hibernate

Let’s go for it……..

(1). Create a shortcut on desktop at the empty place

(2). In the “Type the location of the item” box type or copy and paste this text:-
“rundll32.exe PowrProf.dll SetSuspendState”

(3). Click on Next button. In the “Type a name for this shortcut” box type Hibernate and click on Finish.

If shortcut does not work then you probably need to configure your computer to enable hibernation.

To enable Hibernation:-
(1). Go to Control Panel and open Power options.

(2). Click on the Hibernate tab and make sure the Enable Hibernate option is checked.

Now you can change the icon of the shortcut.

See hidden file through Command Prompt

(1). Open command prompt and go to directory where your files are hidden.
(2). Type “dir/a” and press enter to see all the files with hidden file.
(3). Type “dir/ah” to see only hidden file.