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osstatus error 34

Receiving OSStatus error -34 saying disc is full when I try to delete files. I can’t perform any actions to free up space. Need help!

MacBook Pro 15", macOS 10.14

Posted on May 20, 2019 12:50 PM

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Posted on May 21, 2019 10:31 AM

  1. If you find yourself encountering this specific error, then the solution is to re-launch your Mac’s Finder, which can be done in several ways.Reboot your Mac — the most hands-off approach
  2. Log out of your account and log back in — another relatively hands-off approach
  3. Force-quit the Finder — the quickest approach

This last option can be done by pressing Option-Command-Escape (or choosing Force Quit from the Apple menu) and then choosing the Finder from the Force-Quit window and clicking the Relaunch button. Alternatively, you can hold the Option key and right-click the OS X Dock to reveal a “Relaunch” option. Finally, if you are savvy with the OS X Terminal, you can run the following command to re-launch the Finder:

killall Finder

When done, your Finder windows and desktop icons will disappear, and then re-appear after a few moments when the Finder is automatically re-launched.


Safe Boot from the HD, (holding Shift key down at bootup), does the problem occur in Safe Mode?



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May 21, 2019 10:31 AM in response to Honeypaw17

  1. If you find yourself encountering this specific error, then the solution is to re-launch your Mac’s Finder, which can be done in several ways.Reboot your Mac — the most hands-off approach
  2. Log out of your account and log back in — another relatively hands-off approach
  3. Force-quit the Finder — the quickest approach

This last option can be done by pressing Option-Command-Escape (or choosing Force Quit from the Apple menu) and then choosing the Finder from the Force-Quit window and clicking the Relaunch button. Alternatively, you can hold the Option key and right-click the OS X Dock to reveal a “Relaunch” option. Finally, if you are savvy with the OS X Terminal, you can run the following command to re-launch the Finder:

killall Finder

When done, your Finder windows and desktop icons will disappear, and then re-appear after a few moments when the Finder is automatically re-launched.


Safe Boot from the HD, (holding Shift key down at bootup), does the problem occur in Safe Mode?



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