Whenever we delete an app from OS X, we're left under the impression that everything goes to trash with it. Once done, you'll be left with no leftover app residue, settings whatsoever. Format errors on the Windows partition can sometimesĬreate items in the Trash that cannot be removed in Mac OS X.Here's how you can completely remove a Mac app on OS X along with all of its saved settings and preferences. Move the new folder to the Trash, and then empty it.Ĭamp, restart your computer in Windows and run disk repair Create a new folder, and then move what you want to delete into.If you log in as a normal user, you won't have enoughĪccess privileges to throw away certain files. Log in with an administrator account and try to throw.Information, see ARCHIVED: In the Mac OS X Disk Utility, what is the First Aid function, and when Has finished, try to empty the Trash or throw the item away. Run a file repair program such as Disk Utility or OnyX.It, click Yes or Replace, and then throw the moved When the Finder asks you if you want to replace Then move or copy it into the folder where the recalcitrant item is Create a new file or folder in a different folder or disk from the.Then, from the Finder menu, selecting Empty Trash. Them to the Trash, then holding down Option, and You can force the Trash to empty even locked files by dragging.Remove files that give you errors, and then try trashing If the item is a folder, try throwing away each of the files.Note that you won't be able to delete a folder if If the file is locked, unlock it andĮmpty the Trash. If the item is a file, click the file once.Quit all open applications, and then try to Check to see if the file (or a file within the folder) is being.If you cannot delete an item in Mac OS X, try the Information here may no longer be accurate, and links may no longer be available or reliable. This content has been archived, and is no longer maintained by Indiana University.
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