As seen in the following picture, I have 316GB of my MacBook Air's Flash Storage used to "Other", and every hour or so, it increases by about 4GB. I have no idea what this is, so could someone help me? (with my Macintosh HD icon, I just changed it thats all)
MacBook Air, OS X Mountain Lion (10.8.4), Released at WWDC MMXIII (2013)
Other is usually your own files that aren't in one of the other categories.
OmniDisksweeper can help you find what's hogging your disk space.
that didn't help.
i looked through every file on my Macintosh HD and I can't find whats taking up 300GB.
/.cleverfiles if you have them delete them all! This fixed it
You have been activated Guaranteed Recovery is to protect files from being deleted from the recycle bin. This is one of the few ways to keep the ability to restore files from SSD drive enabled TRIM.
http://help.cleverfiles.com/guaranteed-recovery-faqs/
In the settings you can specify DiskDrill what time to keep deleted files and how much space you can use
Alex
Apple Support Professional
Free Up Space Labeled "Other" On MacBook Air
