The hard disk, as the primary part of the computer intended for storing personal data, eventually experiences maximum occupancy. The fact that you filled the disc whose capacity you admired just six months ago is not at all unexpected. Especially when you take into account the size of today’s files. Mac Book Pro itself requires a certain amount of free space to function at normal speed and without ‘stuttering‘. This is precisely the reason to free a certain amount of unnecessarily things from your MacBook Pro storage.

Ensure to ask when you buy a computer or smart phone what the size of the storage is on the device, or before you know it you will be running out of space. These devices need space to hold the apps so they can do all the magic that they do via emails, texts, make phone calls, take photos and work online. You should update these apps on a regular basis and that requires extra space as well. It is in the interest of the suppliers to sell you devices with little storage so they can re sell you more devices and space on the cloud.

Here are some tips from Zoe who’s an Apple consultant on how to check your MacBook Pro storage:

Have you checked? Good. Now let’s see how you can free some space up!

Obviously, you can free up MacPro storage by simply finding and deleting large files and other things you’ve downloaded. You can reclaim a lot of space by removing dual files, clearing temporary files or emptying the trash can.

If you don’t clean your Mac’s hard drive, you’ll end up with a scary error “The disk is almost full,”. To ensure this doesn’t happen, you can start right away and clean up some space!

If your unsure what to buy, or how to clean up space on your computer give Computer Coach a call on 0407 956 071 and we can help you.

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At Computer Coach Australia we provide person to person training and support to help you to use your computer, phone or iPad. We work where your knowledge is at and teach you learn to learn skills. Computers are always changing and we need to learn to up date our skills on a regular basis. Have your own computer coach who knows you and your computer will save you hours of frustration and help you to become an empowered computer user. We work with NDIS, Workplace up skilling clients, business owners. students and help you to expand your knowledge and keep up to date with technology. Call Zoe today on 0407 956 071 or email computercoachaustralia@gmail.com

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