Jonathan_Haley: Playing BG2 EE for the first time, having played the original many times over. half way through chapter 2 the quicksave hotkey and autosave have stopped working saying not enough disk space. i can still save in the quicksave slot though the options so not sure what is happening.

Any ideas?

Thanks in advance

scientiae: You haven't reported the actual remaining disk space, is there a lack? (Windows can have problems when the free portion is less than a tenth of the total disk volume, for example; don't forget that the OS is using swap files, too, so total disk space can vary quite a bit.)

If the disk is a solid state, they are smaller and fail sooner (swap file wear & tear, perhaps?) than mechanical ones. (Hopefully it isn't failing, but low probability ǂ zero probability. :)

burn: There was something about temp/tempsave dirs turning into files or something like that, can't recall... or maybe that was classic. Anyway, check they are dirs and not files.

Jonathan_Haley: There's 793GB on the disk so can't see that being the issue?

Engerek01: That's the issue if my memory serves me correctly. There was a bug that was causing that error message for disks that are beyond 1TBs?I am not sure but you can try installing the game to a smaller size partition (if you have one) and see if that solves the problem.

scientiae: Yeah, the address (in the hard disc) is too big for the (old) index software. (Another example was older (pre-32bit) versions of Windows could not access more than 2GB of RAM.)
If this is the reason, you could buy a smaller disc to install (on your network); otherwise partitioning your drive will work. (This can be done without damaging any data already on the disc.) If you don't know how to partition, you'll have to hire someone to create a small partition for the drive. (It's easy, but it'd be a brave tech support that would tell someone how to do it over a discontinuous medium, like a forum.)
Cue brave tech support …

scientiae: Yeah, the address (in the hard disc) is too big for the (old) index software. (Another example was older (pre-32bit) versions of Windows could not access more than 2GB of RAM.)
If this is the reason, you could buy a smaller disc to install (on your network); otherwise partitioning your drive will work. (This can be done without damaging any data already on the disc.) If you don't know how to partition, you'll have to hire someone to create a small partition for the drive. (It's easy, but it'd be a brave tech support that would tell someone how to do it over a discontinuous medium, like a forum.)
Cue brave tech support …

Kaiten_: I have the same problem ! I haven't played for half a year. I stopped after I finished SoA and now I wanted to continue with ToB. I have the exact same error message when I try to quick save. Also the quick load does not work either / I have older qick saves that the game wont load with the quick load/. The problem seems to be the new big update the game had in july. Man I wish I had autoupdates turned off - this studio is just notorious with all the bugs they cause in games after updates. The only suggestions I found for a fix are to either rename your save folder and let the game remake it or to add the game in your antivirus program if you have one active - both did not work for me sadly :(.

Update: I tried to downgrade the game to the previous patch - I never knew there was such option on GoG to see if I can revert the quick save problem. Now when I try to quick save on the old version I get the message that a quick save has been made but the file does not exist/ the quick save does not make a file/ - it is so weird. The quick load still does not work. It almost seems like some sort of a permission access problem but only for the quick save/load which does not make sense

Update 2 - I found a solution !!! - It seems the "Personalize Automatic Save Names" component from the Tweaks Anthology is the reason for my quick save problems. I uninstalled it and then reinstalled it again and now everything works properly. I did that on the previous patch version 2.3.67.3(A) !!!

Kaiten_: I have the same problem ! I haven't played for half a year. I stopped after I finished SoA and now I wanted to continue with ToB. I have the exact same error message when I try to quick save. Also the quick load does not work either / I have older qick saves that the game wont load with the quick load/. The problem seems to be the new big update the game had in july. Man I wish I had autoupdates turned off - this studio is just notorious with all the bugs they cause in games after updates. The only suggestions I found for a fix are to either rename your save folder and let the game remake it or to add the game in your antivirus program if you have one active - both did not work for me sadly :(.

Update: I tried to downgrade the game to the previous patch - I never knew there was such option on GoG to see if I can revert the quick save problem. Now when I try to quick save on the old version I get the message that a quick save has been made but the file does not exist/ the quick save does not make a file/ - it is so weird. The quick load still does not work. It almost seems like some sort of a permission access problem but only for the quick save/load which does not make sense

Update 2 - I found a solution !!! - It seems the "Personalize Automatic Save Names" component from the Tweaks Anthology is the reason for my quick save problems. I uninstalled it and then reinstalled it again and now everything works properly. I did that on the previous patch version 2.3.67.3(A) !!!

Deathnounours: I don't find something called the Personalize Automatic Save Names.