It scans your Mac for duplicate files and images and removes them at the click of a button. MacKeeper ’s Duplicates Finder takes care of this task for you. Finding and deleting them manually would be a mission. Often, you’ll find you have tons of duplicate files taking up space on your computer. Between downloading photos, email attachments, and more, we’ve clogged up our devices before we even know it! And most of the time, we don’t realize this is the case until our laptops start running slowly or doing weird things like crashing and glitching. We do so much on our desktops on any given day. Maybe you’ve never used a USB before or need a refresher course on how to format it.
Many people keep a few around as a backup measure. Finally, click on OK and then select Erase.This is a complete process of formatting a USB drive on Mac.As the world becomes more digital, some hardware is becoming a thing of the past. But keep in mind this step will increase the time of the format.Ħ. This will let you choose how securely you want the files to be deleted.Just move the slider to right, the further it moves, the more passes the erase feature will make meaning that the files will be removed discreetly. Next from the drop-down menu, select the type of format you want.If the USB flash drive, has some sensitive data, click on Security tab. Now select Erase from toolbar that is situated at top of window.Next a window will drop down here type a specific name for formatted drive.ĥ. Next navigate to Applications and select Utilities, then select Disk Utility by double-clicking on it.Ĥ. Note: – Formatting will wipe the entire data, so make sure the drive contains no important data on it. The latest MacBook Pro or MacBook Air have only USB-C type connectors, so if you have the recent Mac’s, you will require an adaptor to convert from USB-C to USB-A.Ģ. To format a USB drive, follow these steps:ġ.
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