this strange one...i deleted load of files free space on macbook pro. ended around 22 gig free. turn off mac, later restart find free space has disappeared!
have run disk utility number of times = no problems hd , nothing has changed
ran cleanmymac = freed bit more space no change really
have run disk warrior , rebuilt directory = still no change
can't see on omnidisksweeper problem either...
have run out of ideas here...why mac have free space, not?!
for space issues, there few things can try:
- begin restarting computer first step. resolves issues.
- for time machine users on lion, space may being consumed time machine local snapshots, can disabled.
os x lion: time machine's "local snapshots" on portable macs- search finder see if space being consumed large file or several large files. adjust 50gb in illustration whatever size deem appropriate.
- use omnidisksweeper, jdisk report or grandperspective see how space being used on drive. some of these apps may show more detail others, try several.
i not recommend cleanmymac, based on number of complaints have been posted in forum , elsewhere. example: cleanmymac cleaned much. while may not have experienced problems yet, enough people have it's wise avoid it, since there free alternatives have better reputations, such onyx.
don't need "cleaner" or "maintenance" apps keep mac running well, , of these apps can more harm good. remove files/folders or unused languages or architectures, nothing more free drive space, risk of deleting important in process.
these apps not make mac run faster or more efficiently, since having stuff stored on drive not impact performance, unless you're running out of drive space. in fact, deleting caches can hurt performance, rather it, since more system resources used , performance suffers while each cache being rebuilt.
many of these tasks should done selectively troubleshoot specific problems, not en masse routine maintenance.
mac os x job of taking care of itself, without need 3rd party software. among other things, has own maintenance scripts run silently in background on daily, weekly , monthly basis, without user intervention.
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