Volsnap Event ID 33 - Anything To Worry About?


  1. bingefeller
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    Volsnap Event ID 33 - Anything To Worry About?


    Hey guys,

    I downloaded Acronis Drive Monitor and the only low risk error it reported was the Volsnap Event ID 33. It says:

    The oldest shadow copy of volume C: was deleted to keep disk space usage for shadow copies of volume C: below the user defined limit.

    I don't need to do anything and can safely ignore this, right? the SMART status of my computer is fine and everything seems to be OK.
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  3. bingefeller
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    Can anyone help me please?
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