Hello. My MacBook erroneously claims that the disc is full. I consequently can’t save larger files or sync Photos anymore. As informed from the Disk Utility, the disc is NOT full - it says, however, that about 200Gb can be deleted. What is that all about? I recently did a complete delete & reinstall of the unit so I know very well how much is on it - and it is NOT full. Hope someone can help. Thanks in advance!
Sometimes, your Mac says it’s full but actually, it isn’t, that’s because of the system errors or the purgeable space on your Mac. Additionally, some users find that after removing GBs of files from their Mac, still no increase in the available storage space. In this case, you need to free up more space on Macintosh HD to fix the disk full error. To clear system storage on your Mac, you need to remove the accumulated junk files on your Mac.
Here’s how to free up space on your Mac hard drive with simple tricks:
Use iBoysoft DiskGeeker to clean junk files on your Mac.
Delete duplicate files.
Clean browser history, cookies, and caches.
Delete app logs and caches.
Uninstall useless apps.
Empty Trash in routine.
Run the Optimize Storage function in Storage Management.
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