Clearing Caches
We all know that over time computers slow down and that there is always not enough Memory. You will find every Mac OS user hungry for space.
In this situation, you cannot let cache, unnecessary system files, and temporary data to hog your space. In this video, I will share with you how to delete and clear cache in Mac to get some free space and speed up your system in less than 1 minute.
Version 1 (In Video)
1. Go to Finder app in Mac OS.
2. Hold down Command (Option) + Shift + G keys.
3. Type the following command in the window [~/Library/Caches] and press Go.
4. Open the Caches folder, select all the files with you mouse [or Command (Option) + A] and move the files to trash.
5. Empty your bin.
Go to Finder app in Mac OS. Hold down the Option and ALT key and down the “Go” menu in the Finder.
Version 2 (Not In Video)
1. Go to Finder app in Mac OS.
2. Choose “Library” from the Go menu options.
3. Go to the Library folder. Find the folder named “Caches”.
4. Open this folder.
5. You will now see a list from which you can choose files and temporary files to delete. You can also delete and clear cache from Mac from here. You can select all the files and move them to trash.
6. Empty your bin.
I hope that this video was helpful.