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Restarting the Mac is taking too long it looks like its hung and tried first aid to the process and did not help. now using the install Mac OS and When selecting the disk where you want to install Mac OS it states that there is not enough space, what is the work around for this situation.
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There is no "work around".You need to move and/or delete files, movies, videos, whatever to create space and maintain an absolute minimum of 15 - 20 GB of available space at all times for the OS to function properly.
No. You need to make more space by moving some files to another drive
How goes it 😃
It goes..... seem to be on a plateau, no change either way. Thanks for checking!
The knowledge / wisdom you possess and willing to participate here is commendable especially on this specific and other questions.
Thanks, appreciate it!
When selecting the disk where you want to install Mac OS it states that there is not enough space, what is the work around for this situation
