Prior to running CleanMyMac X, I was contemplating getting a new iMac. That means I had over 150GB of useless crap junking up my computer, slowing down its memory, and negatively affecting its performance. I need to emphasis that latter point: CleanMyMac X freed up over 150GB of space on my iMac’s SSD. And once again, I quickly found a solution for sorting out my iMac’s issues with an application called CleanMyMac X. Whenever I cannot do something, I always turn to software to do it for me. I also didn’t fancy carting my iMac to the nearest Apple Store. I’m not a computer science graduate nor an expert in performing complicated processes inside computers, so I was kind of at a loss. So, how do you delete stuff off your Mac when your system will not let you because the Disk is Full? The annoying thing with this “Disk is Full” error, however, is that you cannot delete anything – turns out you need space to delete stuff too. Turns out your Mac is a bit like your home: if you don’t clean it and keep stuff organised it starts falling apart and becoming disheveled.
#Google for mac is running very slow full#
The system was essentially full of crap, stuff I don’t need or want, that takes up valuable room and processing power in my iMac’s memory banks.
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I’ve been running my iMac, without any form of maintenance or management, for about five years now. This was odd, so I did some Googling and discovered a potential problem that, annoyingly, was all my doing. I have a 1TB iMac and, according to my system details, there was around 100GB available. I tried to open my email, same deal – I got a “disk is full” error. The system would not allow it – I got a “disk is full” error. This morning, I attempted to delete something off my desktop.
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