COE Quota Issues
Allotted Disk Space
| Guest | 64 MB |
| Undergraduate | 512 MB |
| Graduate | 512 MB |
| Faculty | 512 MB |
If you have difficulty running certain applications and/or receive any of the following messages when using a COE Windows machine, you may have exceeded your disk quota:
- Windows cannot update your roaming profile. Possible causes of this error include network problems or insufficient security rights. If this problem persists, please contact your network administrator.
- Windows cannot load the locally stored profile. Possible causes of this error include insufficient security rights or a corrupt local profile. If this problem persists, contact your network administrator.
- Windows - Delayed Write Failed
- There is not enough free disk space.
To check your quota:
- On your COE Windows desktop, there will be a myquota.txt file. This file will tell you what your quota was when you last logged in.
- Ssh into Gateway (click here to see how)
- On the web
I went over my quota. Now what?
- If you have exceeded your hard quota and/or the time has expired, you will need to have one of the COE System Administrators delete/move the files for you. If not, you should be able to delete/move the files yourself.
Things you can do to prevent quota issues:
- Remove old/unnecessary files from your "Z:\" drive.
- Move your larger files to removable media or use MyFiles
- Empty your Recycle Bin
- Use C:\temp as a temporary working directory
IMPORTANT: The C:\temp folder is NOT for permanent storage of your files. This is a temporary directory you can use while logged onto a COE Windows machine. Files placed in this location can be seen by other users and are purged on a regular basis.

