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<blockquote data-quote="RobNorthcott" data-source="post: 660074" data-attributes="member: 57999">I thought it was a known bug that was going to be fixed, but people seem to have stopped discussing it and it's disappeared from the roadmap.&nbsp; As far as I know it only affects people using a small partition (usually RAM disk or flash stick) for timeshift.I've tried to work around the problem on my system by setting up a batch file to delete everything in the timeshift directory when the machine resumes from hibernate, to make sure no stray files remain to confuse MP's disk space check.&nbsp; I found a little utility (<a href="http://www.desimonesystems.com/suspendtrigger/index.php" target="_blank">Hibernate Trigger</a>) that can run a command on resume from hibernate - seems to work fine on XP, although they say it's not good on Vista.I only did that a couple of days ago, so I can't really say yet whether it's stopped the problem.Rob</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RobNorthcott, post: 660074, member: 57999"] I thought it was a known bug that was going to be fixed, but people seem to have stopped discussing it and it's disappeared from the roadmap. As far as I know it only affects people using a small partition (usually RAM disk or flash stick) for timeshift. I've tried to work around the problem on my system by setting up a batch file to delete everything in the timeshift directory when the machine resumes from hibernate, to make sure no stray files remain to confuse MP's disk space check. I found a little utility ([url="http://www.desimonesystems.com/suspendtrigger/index.php"]Hibernate Trigger[/url]) that can run a command on resume from hibernate - seems to work fine on XP, although they say it's not good on Vista. I only did that a couple of days ago, so I can't really say yet whether it's stopped the problem. Rob [/QUOTE]

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