Disable Low Disk Space Check in Vista to Improve Performance

It saves a little bit resources to raise performance.
Everytime we do install a new software or driver, windows will be automatically create a restore point.

Restore point is a representation of a stored state of your computer's system files. Restore points are created by System Restore at specific intervals and when System Restore detects the beginning of a change to your computer. Also, you can create a restore point manually at any time. The longer we use, the bigger the restore point files stored in hard drive.

Windows has a feature that will automatically undertake the remaining hard disk space (Hard Disk Space check).
Meanwhile, if correct our hard disk space is full, we can also see and knowing from the space bar to see the drive icons. (Windows Explorer).

Shortcut to view the explorer is a direct press WIN + E.
Well, if you think this feature does not need so why dont you turn off the feature because it was not needed.
That way it will improve a little bit the performance of your windows.
1. Click Start, Run, type regedit - Enter.
If the User Account Control appears click Continue.
2. search the following code:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER \ Software \ Microsoft \ Windows \ CurrentVersion \ Policies
3. then search for key policies in the explorer.

if not there then made it yourself by :

Right-click the Policies key => New => Key => name explorer.

4. Then right-click the key explorer => New => DWORD (32 bit) value.
Name the new value with the name: NoLowDiskSpaceChecks.
5. Double click the new value NoLowDiskSpaceChecks just created, type 1 (one) and click OK.
Restart the computer to see the results.

Well, now the windows will not check your hard drive space again.
To restore to its original, just replace the value (points #5) with 0 . Or you can delete the key value NoLowDiskSpaceChecks (Right-click => delete).
A small tweak that almost people forgotten, hopefully it is useful especially for low end computer.
Thank you for reading.