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Removing backup disk files from trash
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<blockquote data-quote="MacInWin" data-source="post: 1620906"><p>Rogbahia, I'm still confused. Again "it is not a TM, but a Seagate external HD." is illogical. That's like saying, "it is not Microsoft Word, but an HP printer." The two don't compare. TM is software that can use any brand drive, it just needs to be formatted to work. You didn't have closing quotes in your latest post, so I can't really tell where what you are saying stops quoting the previous post and starts new comments, but I would get rid of the crapware CleanMyMac. If you need a "cleaner" get Onyx. It's free and it works, and it's the ONLY thing we recommend here. </p><p></p><p>When did you import the load of big file pics, when did you trash them and are they still in the trash now? If they are, the space won't be freed up.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MacInWin, post: 1620906"] Rogbahia, I'm still confused. Again "it is not a TM, but a Seagate external HD." is illogical. That's like saying, "it is not Microsoft Word, but an HP printer." The two don't compare. TM is software that can use any brand drive, it just needs to be formatted to work. You didn't have closing quotes in your latest post, so I can't really tell where what you are saying stops quoting the previous post and starts new comments, but I would get rid of the crapware CleanMyMac. If you need a "cleaner" get Onyx. It's free and it works, and it's the ONLY thing we recommend here. When did you import the load of big file pics, when did you trash them and are they still in the trash now? If they are, the space won't be freed up. [/QUOTE]
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