Which condition requires user intervention due to insufficient disk space?

• A. Status Change Alerts
• B. Installation Error
• C. Transient Errors
• D. No License

Answer: (B)

Insufficient disk space directly blocks the installation process. When there isn’t enough room to unpack files and write components, the installer stops and raises an Installation Error. This clearly calls for user intervention to resolve by freeing up space, deleting or moving files, cleaning temporary data, or choosing a different drive or partition for the installation. The other options describe different issues: Status Change Alerts are notifications about state changes, not blockers requiring action to free space; Transient Errors are temporary problems that may resolve on retry; No License indicates a licensing problem rather than a resource shortage. So the situation that specifically involves disk space and requires user action is an Installation Error.