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If it's mostly the second thing, here's how to disable it: | If it's mostly the second thing, here's how to disable it: | ||
# Open Terminal | # Open Terminal | ||
| − | # enter: <code>sudo tmutil disablelocal</code> | + | # enter: <br/><code>sudo tmutil disablelocal</code> |
<meta charset="utf-8">If it's mostly the second thing, here's how to disable it: | <meta charset="utf-8">If it's mostly the second thing, here's how to disable it: | ||
# Open Terminal | # Open Terminal | ||
# enter: | # enter: | ||
Revision as of 22:56, 25 March 2021
Time Machine local snapshots
"Time Machine lets you restore files from local snapshots of the files on your Mac, even when your Time Machine backup disk isn't available."
...and it takes up disks space that you could use...
If it's mostly the second thing, here's how to disable it:
- Open Terminal
- enter:
sudo tmutil disablelocal
<meta charset="utf-8">If it's mostly the second thing, here's how to disable it:
- Open Terminal
- enter:
