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I recently updated my MacBook Air and now every time I try and open my Outlook Email App for work I get a message that my hard disk is almost full and it says I need to work offline. The app forces me to close it after that.
I know Big Sur took up a lot of my space and I had to delete a lot of stuff I had saved just to install the app but what can I do now to free up some hard disk space??
MacBook Air 13″, macOS 11.1
There are a lot of methods to do that - clean the Trash, remove caches and temporary files. If you have an external drive or cloud storage - transfer some files you don't desperately need.
If you have an iPhone or iPad and synced it with the Mac - also look for old backups.
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There are a lot of methods to do that - clean the Trash, remove caches and temporary files. If you have an external drive or cloud storage - transfer some files you don't desperately need.
If you have an iPhone or iPad and synced it with the Mac - also look for old backups.
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Buy an external drive and move bulky media files to it.
Hard disk is almost full
