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Disk space problem
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Dedicated MacNNer
Join Date: Jan 2003
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I have a G4 Powerbook with 60gb HD. It states that I only have a 5 gbs left and when I run a HD sweep with disk omnisweeper, it states that I have 30 gbs free? I have searched and cant find where the extra stuff is hiding. Any suggetions on how to thoroughly clean the HD would be greatly appreciated.
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anyone --please -I really cant find out where the clutter is. Please help. I have emptied the trash, temp, cache, etc --where else?
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Fresh-Faced Recruit
Join Date: Oct 2000
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there is a program on versiontracker....its free and called whatsize. I've used it to show hidden files that were HUGE! good luck
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I tried that program and got the same result --here is a screen shot of it. Notice that the capacity of the HD does not add up with the usage on the right? Am i missing something?
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Mac Elite
Join Date: Oct 2000
Location: Memphis, Tn. USA
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Originally Posted by donny31
I tried that program and got the same result --here is a screen shot of it. Notice that the capacity of the HD does not add up with the usage on the right? Am i missing something?
What programs are running? Is something using a lot of virtual memory? Photoshop......
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