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I am using Lenovo T60 with Windows 7. It has HDD with 69 GB. 6 GB are available.<br />
In system health &nbsp;in ThinkVantage I get a warning of low diskspace.<br />
Will this affect the performance of my computer, for example how fast and well Visual Studio 2010 works? If not can I use all available diskspace without affecting the performance?
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I am using Lenovo T60 with Windows 7. It has HDD with 69 GB. 6 GB are available.
In system health  in ThinkVantage I get a warning of low diskspace.
Will this affect the performance of my computer, for example how fast and well Visual Studio 2010 works? If not can I use all available diskspace without affecting the performance?

Lenovo T60 - diskspace

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