Checking the disk free space tells you that there is a lot of space left but when you
try to create a new empty file, you see a space error. What could be the reason?
A You do not have permissions to create a file.
B The system does not have space to accommodate the file
C The space allocated for the index node pool is consumed
D None of the Above
Answers
Answer:
A : You do not have permission to create a file
Option A is right answer.
Answer:
The correct Answer is (A) You do not have permissions to create a file.
Step-by-step explanation:
Cause
These errors will appear when you save your workbook to a disk that does not have have enough free space.
For example, this problem will occur if you open a 710-kilobyte (KB) workbook saved from a 1.44-megabyte (MB) floppy disk, and you make changes that add to the file size and save the workbook to the same disk. See the More Information section for additional information on disk space requirements for file sizes.
Resolution
To avoid these error messages, copy the file to your hard disk drive or to another disk that has sufficient free space before opening it in Excel. If you need to store the file on a floppy disk, first save the file to the hard disk and then copy it onto the floppy disk using Windows Explorer.
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