Hi,
I have a 2010's MBP with a 128GB SSD drive and currently running on Mountain Lion. I stored most of my file in "Documents" which took approx. 14Gb. My music files used about 5Gb and my Applications took up approx. 9Gb. Others folders are quite small (all below 1Gb) so I can safely said I have not more than 30Gb "visible" occupied storage in my 128Gb SSD.
But when I checked the Serial-ATA information in my System Information, it showed my Macintosh HD has a "Capacity" of 120.47Gb (i guess the rest are in the startup and recovery partitions) but only have 13.18Gb of space "Available" despite that I only have about 30Gb data in all files. Did i miss out something and what could have gone wrong?
Please help and thank in advance.
(p/s: I had cleaned up the "Trash" as well as "iPhoto's Trash" [i used iPhoto quite frequently with adding and deleting photos from time to time] but nothing changed.)
I have a 2010's MBP with a 128GB SSD drive and currently running on Mountain Lion. I stored most of my file in "Documents" which took approx. 14Gb. My music files used about 5Gb and my Applications took up approx. 9Gb. Others folders are quite small (all below 1Gb) so I can safely said I have not more than 30Gb "visible" occupied storage in my 128Gb SSD.
But when I checked the Serial-ATA information in my System Information, it showed my Macintosh HD has a "Capacity" of 120.47Gb (i guess the rest are in the startup and recovery partitions) but only have 13.18Gb of space "Available" despite that I only have about 30Gb data in all files. Did i miss out something and what could have gone wrong?
Please help and thank in advance.
(p/s: I had cleaned up the "Trash" as well as "iPhoto's Trash" [i used iPhoto quite frequently with adding and deleting photos from time to time] but nothing changed.)