I am running into a problem while trying to handle an out of space on the disk exception. Whenever I get an exception that there is "Not enough space on the disk" (really is a System.IO.Exception with the message just given), I try to close the file, delete it, and then continue my error handling. I am using the System.IO.FileStream class to do the writing. The problem is that when I try to close the file, I get another "Not enough space on the disk" System.IO.Exception. I believe it is because the class is trying to flush the stream before closing. I have tried closing the underlying stream, but get the same exception. I have also tried setting the stream length to zero, but get the same result. This leaves me unable to remove the file I was writing. Anyone have any ideas on how to resolve this problem?

Thank you,
Craig