My new MacBook Air storage is almost full
Just bought a macbook air. Though everything is on icloud, it is giving me that storage on device is almost full. Why?
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Just bought a macbook air. Though everything is on icloud, it is giving me that storage on device is almost full. Why?
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iCloud is primarily a syncing service to sync data between all of your devices and data on iCloud also has a local copy on your devices. You can potentially reduce the local storage by:
Also, if you just bought the MacBook Air and decide that you want one with more storage, be aware that there is a 14 day return period if you purchased it directly from Apple. See: https://www.apple.com/shop/help/returns_refund
iCloud is primarily a syncing service to sync data between all of your devices and data on iCloud also has a local copy on your devices. You can potentially reduce the local storage by:
Also, if you just bought the MacBook Air and decide that you want one with more storage, be aware that there is a 14 day return period if you purchased it directly from Apple. See: https://www.apple.com/shop/help/returns_refund
Is it a refurbished Mac , as you mentioned just bought it .
In finder > applications if you are an administrator , right click on unknown apps / softwares and move to bin , restart Mac and empty the trash .
Install and uninstall apps from the Internet or disc on Mac - Apple Support
Hi leylanaj! If you don’t have any important things stored on the Mac, then I recommend resetting it to factory defaults.
that may fix it.
My new MacBook Air storage is almost full