In this article, I explain how to find and delete files that are unnecessarily filling up your hard disk so you can free up space for new files. If you offload the things you really don’t need, you might wind up with enough room to put off that new hard disk purchase until you’re ready for a whole new computer. Six months or a year later, we wonder where all that free space went and we worry about having enough space for the next six months.īefore you run out and get a new hard disk, you can do a few things to free up space on the hard disk you already have.
We buy a new computer with a hard disk so big we’re convinced we could never fill it up.
Removing these from your computer will save a lot of space.Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard: Visual QuickStart Guide If you don't know what the file is or think you might need to eventually, don't delete it. Under 'Reduce Clutter', you can 'Review Files' and delete ones that are no longer necessary. When selected, 'Empty Trash Automatically' will delete Trash files after 30 days. When selected, only your most recent email attachments will get stored locally. When activated, your Mac will automatically remove Apple TV movies, and TV shows that you've already watched. Next, select the button under 'Optimize Storage'. Recent files and optimized photos will remain on your Mac for easy (and offline) retrieval, as necessary.
When checked, these options will automatically store those folders and files on iCloud instead of locally, thereby saving space. Consider checking the boxes for 'Desktop and Documents' and 'Photos'. First, choose the 'Store in iCloud' button under the aptly named 'Store in iCloud' section.
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