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You can remove most items you don’t need by dragging them to the trash, then open the trash and click Empty Trash.

And it’s safe toĭelete backups of devices you no longer have. Might consider dragging the older files to the trash. You should probably keep at least the last backup of each device but you Each device you sync with this Mac stores backup files here.Open the Mobile Backups folder inside the iTunes folder.Look for iPad, iPhone or iPod Software Updates and drag them to the trash.Type or copy & paste ~/Library/iTunes and click Go.Click the Go menu at the top of the screen.Select all the items inside and drag them to the trash.

Type or copy & paste ~/Library/Caches and click Go.Click the Finder, then the Go menu at the top of the screen.

Quit all apps. Click each application and choose Quit from its menu.If you still need more space, you might consider purchasing an external USB hard drive.Īn inexpensive app called Disk Caremakes it easy to find out what’s taking space on your drive and remove items you don’t need.ĭon’t have Disk Care? Here’s how to clean out a few files without losing any of your data. If your disk is full, follow the steps outlined on this page. We always recommend getting a computer with at least 250 GB of built-in storage. The internal storage of most Macs cannot be upgraded later. It’s a good idea to have at least 10 GB of free space available on your drive. Running out of disk space is serious and will cause a general breakdown of most computer functions.Ĭheck your Mac’s storage under the Apple Menu – About This Mac, then click the Storage tab. Never - NEVER! - USE YOUR MAC WHEN THE STARTUP DISK IS FULL! If you see the message below, you need to take action IMMEDIATELY. One of the most dangerous situations we encounter is full hard drives.