Hey every one,
While running beta i noticed this and it is still an issue on full release my storage is hung up at calculating. any fixed or work arounds
MacBook Pro with Retina display, macOS Sierra (10.12)
I had booted into Recovery mode ( Command and R) on restart, it goes into the recovery screen, select disk utility, and then perform a scan on your default Disk( in most cases Macintosh HD) and perform a scan. After that I rebooted, and logged in n normally- reran the storage check you are having trouble with, and it finished in about 2 minutes. Hope that helps😉
GGlad to know I'm not alone. I upgraded my mid 12 13 inch yesterday no matter sue this is on my 15 inch retina pro
Also having this issue; been several days and it's still calculating...
Ok so there are many of us having this issue is there a fix out there can we get this bumped, Still doing on my mid 15 MBP 15" retina.
I schedule a call from apple support , I'll let you know what happens
Great i haven't had time yet to call them
UPDATE: I manually removed Garage Band
and it solved the issue on this machine, I don't use Garage Band so not an issue for me to remove.
I am having the same issue on my MacBook Pro despite trying many things. Interestingly, on my other MacBook Air the issue resolved itself after a forced Spotlight reindexing.
I tried a spotlight reindexing and still have that problem :/ the only way it get fixed is by restoring the computer and set it as new instead of restoring the time machine backup
did you restarted the computer after deleting those files?
I did for good measure but the calculating disappeared before restart
cool, I'm glad you resolved your problem, unfortunately I haven't I delete Garage Band, Forced spotlight reindexing, to no avail. I'm still waiting for apple to call me.
Well mostly the front page is better but the manage page still clocking on system
It's happening on my mid-2012 MacBook Air as well. It's been 3 days and the "System" pane is still stuck with the spinner thing. I even tried keeping my Mac plugged in and turned on all night, but it didn't work.
I ended up deleting my Retina Macbook pro 15 inch mid 2015 SSD, and clean installing Sierra, and manually transfer my files from a time machine back up. it 5ucks but it is the only way around.
Hello, I could fix it, by doing this:
1. system preferences,
2. Icloud,
3. click Options on "Icloud drive"
4. I remove: GarageBand, iMovie, iBooks and ready!
Sorry for my English
storage still calculating?
