Want to understand the computer disk usage clearly and intuitively? SpaceSniffer software can help you! Not only that, it can also filter and display based on file types. Want to know how to turn on log scanning warnings and improve software monitoring efficiency? Don’t worry, PHP editor Strawberry will introduce you in detail how to enable the log scanning warning of SpaceSniffer. Interested friends, please read on!
Operation method:
1. Double-click to enter the software, click the "Edit" option in the upper menu bar, and then click "Configuration" at the bottom.
2. In the opened window interface, click the "Behavior" tab in the upper part, then find the "Log Scan Warning" in the lower part and change its small box Check it.
3. Finally, click "OK" below.
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