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If you cancel half way through, you may have to restart or empty the trash can to recover disk space. Once the utility is complete, space will return.

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Sometimes it may say that you have run out of free space, ignore this. I’ve never had any problems but you never know. You could also select the middle (7-Pass Erase) or Most Secure (35-Pass Erase) which is a longer process with the highest security.ĬAUTION: You should backup your Mac before this, just incase anything happens. Choose fastest which is the quickest option and provides good security (used to be Zero-Out Data). Go to Applications > Utilities > Disk Utility > Hard Drive > Erase > Erase Free Space. So if your Mac is running extra slow, you may find this useful but please backup any important files first. This will take some time but it will free up so much space.īefore selling your Mac, it’s recommended to do this step to completely clear all personal data. This will permanently delete them so they don’t take up space.

Trash – When emptying your trash can, click Finder in the menu bar > Secure Empty Trash.

Another great tool is EaseMac Mac Cleaner CleanGenius, which frees up disk space, deletes duplicate files, locates large files and displays them in order, removes unwanted apps & related files.

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I found things that I didn’t even know I still had on my Mac, got rid of so many old photos and videos, duplicate college files such as huge flash, animation, movie & photoshop files.

It creates a “tree map” of your hard drive usage showing you where your memory is being used. I also love Gemini for locating and removing duplicate files, more on that in a future post. It keeps an eye on the health of your Mac and gives you ways to optimise it for better performance. Tools – CleanMyMac 3 is great for keeping your Mac clean and running as it’s supposed to.

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Updates – it is important to install updates which will keep your Mac running properly.Removing Album Art will also clear up space, Select All (CMD & A) > Get Info > Choose Yes when prompted if you want to edit multiples > Tick the unlabeled checkbox next to artwork. Duplicates – iTunes > File > Display Duplicates, delete all duplicate music & files.Language – you can use Monolingual to delete unwanted extra language packs.Maintenance – make sure your disks are working properly by verifying and repairing disk permissions & the disk itself ( Applications > Utilities > Disk Utility).If its is trying to open everything at once, it’s going to be slow. Login – Have a look at what loads when you login (System Preferences > Accounts > Login Items).For example, I keep all my movies and photos on an external hard drive.

Move items that aren’t used regularly to an external backup drive.

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Compress & Archive – Compress folders that you need but never open.

Delete unnecessary iChat icons (Pictures > iChat icons) & GarageBand demo songs. Don’t forget iMovie and Final Cut, if you imported clips then they are in the iMovie folder as well as the original folder. iPhoto has its own trash can, so if you delete something there make sure to also empty the trash. Clear web browser cache, website data, history.

Delete anything you don’t need – Photos, Application, Documents.

I’d suggest backing up your Mac using Time Machine before preforming any of these tasks and please do your own research. Make sure you don’t delete anything that your Mac needs. What is really happening however, is the files are moved to a temporary folder waiting to be over-written by new files.īe careful when cleaning your Mac. When you empty the trash can, you get some memory back.

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However, I’ve read that on a Mac when you delete something it goes to the trash can but still takes up full memory. If you have ever used a Windows computer, you’ll know that when you delete something, it goes to the recycling bin and memory is freed up instantly. Related: How I organise my computer and keep it running efficiently How does the mac trash can work? I’m going to show you how I went from having 73GB free memory to 380GB free memory & counting… that’s more than half my memory back from these simple tips. Deleting things and clearing it out is great, but you won’t notice any difference because the files are still recoverable from the hard drive. Being a Creative Digital Media student, a freelancer and a blogger means that my computer fills up very quickly.