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I am constantly getting a "your disk is full" error message.
I have since deleted all photos (and recently deleted photos inside iPhoto)
Have under 60 songs
Attached is my disk usage summary;
and here is a list of all my files sorted by size:
I don't know where the 10 GB of video or 2 GB of photos are??? any ideas???
Well, it means that you have a lot of small files. Photos are typically in the Pictures folder. Videos are typically in the Movies folder.
How do you have 94 GB of Apps? That is taking up 78% of your drive.
I have a lot of apps but they only take up ~32 GB.
I would look at the /Applications directory first.
No movies
Pictures yes: not sure how to delete these as my iphoto has been emptied:
and apps i have no idea how that is up to 95 GB. I have around 15 GB of apps I have added since purchasing this machine (All Adobe Creative Cloud apps)...
any suggestions???
The storage display might be off. To fix that re-index your hard drive
Spotlight: How to re-index folders or volumes - Apple Support
There may just be lots of small junk files though left over after you uninstalled the applications. To remove these try some sort of cleaner that finds residual files and in future use an app like AppCleaner that not only uninstall the app but also finds all the residual files
Hi Coachteam:
Try downloading and installing OmniDiskSweeper https://www.omnigroup.com/more it will allow you to see what files are taking up the space.
It sorts your files by size to give you an idea of what is taking up the most space.
Also see this video of how to use it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZT2Bz1VIfRw
Kim
After effects had some extremely large files cached...omnidisksweep found them. cheers
Hi Coachteam:
I guess on a 128 GB hard drive every little bit of space helps.
hard drive space-
