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We are running 1902 with the Hotfix rollup. Server 2012 R2, 32GB RAM.  OS is installed on C:\ (102GB), SQL DB installed on E:\ (199GB), and SCCM is installed on F:\ (1.70 TB).  My C:\ drive is completely full, ie 0 bytes free.  What can I do to free up some of this space so I can actually use the Admin console again?  I've tried to go through and clean up things but there isn't much else I can do (that I know of).  Is my C:\ drive just not big enough or will it just fill up more if we add space?  Any help would be appreciated.

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start looking at logs and temp files, use Treesizefree to get a graphical overview of the damage, probably sql logs hogging everything

 

don't delete stuff without knowing what you are doing, SQL log files can be compacted, see here

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there you go ! now you know why i use TreeFreeSize, the problem you have is as i guessed, the sql server transaction logs, look at my link above and you'll see how to compress them down to almost nothing

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