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How to delete temporary files in my macbook. please give some guidelines in this area.
Hi, Jey,
I don’t own a Mac, but I found the following with an online search:
“The shortcut keys for delete in Mac are Command+Backspace , this moves the item to Trash and doesn’t permanently delete it…. The shortcut keys to delete without confirmation window is Command+Shift+Option+Backspace . However, emptying trash in Mac still doesn’t completely delete it . The deleted files can still be recovered from Data recovery softwares ( apple says it ) . So basically you are being fooled here . You haven’t still permanently deleted files from your computer (maybe for some its a good feature but for me NO ). So to permanentlydelete files from Trash you need to “Securely Empty Trash” from Finder menu .”
I’ll send you the links I found in a direct eMail. If this isn’t the right answer, I’ll check with some friends and get the correct answer to you.
Sus
Thanks a lot Sus.
Hi Sus, I have a Mac. Thanks for the info.
Elaine K.
Good, Elaine! Glad this helped!