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Clean my mac Posted on: 02.01.2013 by Yevette Matatall Ive got a new mac book and giving my old 13" unibody to a friend. I want to clean it so all my garbage is gone save for a few programs he might use. What the best way to clean the mac and getting it operating as best as possible. Ive read about and app called "clean my mac" any other suggestions.
Latoria Kavulich 02.01.2013	Originally Posted by padi_04 In that case, nothing beats a clean install. yep, can't beat a good reformatting.
Nedra Fresneda 02.01.2013	Originally Posted by HamSammich Also, reboot the computer, and before you get to the grey loading screen quickly hold down ' shift + alt + p + r '. Hope that helps! cmd+alt(option)+P+R before the grey screen is the combo right to reset PRAM left shift+ctrl+alt(option)+power with the computer off resets SMC
Rolanda Clodfelder 03.01.2013	Originally Posted by LanceBlaise Resets your PRam... I am not 100% sure, but I don't believe it really does anything to newer Macs, it was a common practice with PPC Macs back in the day. Still works if something like Wifi/keyboard backlight etc stops responding or working properly. I'd just create a new user (as administrator) and login to new user profile Delete your old user profile, Delete the apps you don't want from Applications Zero Unused Data using Disk utility Repair Disk Permissions Done.
Efrain Scharr 03.01.2013	Originally Posted by Emery whats shift + Alt +P + R ? Resets your PRam... I am not 100% sure, but I don't believe it really does anything to newer Macs, it was a common practice with PPC Macs back in the day.
Yevette Matatall 02.01.2013	Ive got a new mac book and giving my old 13" unibody to a friend. I want to clean it so all my garbage is gone save for a few programs he might use. What the best way to clean the mac and getting it operating as best as possible. Ive read about and app called "clean my mac" any other suggestions.
Latoria Kavulich 02.01.2013	Originally Posted by padi_04 In that case, nothing beats a clean install. yep, can't beat a good reformatting.
Nedra Fresneda 02.01.2013	Originally Posted by HamSammich Also, reboot the computer, and before you get to the grey loading screen quickly hold down ' shift + alt + p + r '. Hope that helps! cmd+alt(option)+P+R before the grey screen is the combo right to reset PRAM left shift+ctrl+alt(option)+power with the computer off resets SMC
Marybelle Parden 02.01.2013	Deevey's way would also work well.
Rolanda Clodfelder 03.01.2013	Originally Posted by LanceBlaise Resets your PRam... I am not 100% sure, but I don't believe it really does anything to newer Macs, it was a common practice with PPC Macs back in the day. Still works if something like Wifi/keyboard backlight etc stops responding or working properly. I'd just create a new user (as administrator) and login to new user profile Delete your old user profile, Delete the apps you don't want from Applications Zero Unused Data using Disk utility Repair Disk Permissions Done.
Efrain Scharr 03.01.2013	Originally Posted by Emery whats shift + Alt +P + R ? Resets your PRam... I am not 100% sure, but I don't believe it really does anything to newer Macs, it was a common practice with PPC Macs back in the day.
Lauretta Ehrhorn 03.01.2013	Clean install would be my suggestion too.
Geri Jarra 03.01.2013	whats shift + Alt +P + R ?
Marybelle Parden 02.01.2013	I would suggest you get 'DaisyDisk' It shows you everything on on the computer in a nice 'daisy-like' diagram. All you need to do is delete everything except for the programs you want, then open to Disk Utility and click 'Verify Permissions' once that is done, click 'Repair permissions' and that's it! Also, reboot the computer, and before you get to the grey loading screen quickly hold down ' shift + alt + p + r '. Hope that helps!
Nedra Fresneda 02.01.2013	In that case, nothing beats a clean install.
Kandi Odom 02.01.2013	My advice is set a new user as a DJ/Producing only user and shut every running app that you dont need!!

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