That should take care of any out-of-control log files. Launch Terminal.app (also found in the Utilities folder), and paste in these commands (you will need to enter your administrator password): If your computer isn't left on 24/7, it may not catch up on routine maintenance that cleans out system logging files and other under-the-hood bits (although, in versions of Mac OS X from 10.4 onward, the system should run those cleanup passes automatically if it's asleep when they would normally be active). This is only a temporary gain (if your computer starts to swap again, the space will be used again), but it may help in a pinch.ģ) Run periodic cleanups. Launch Activity Monitor (it's in your /Applications/Utilities/ folder), select the "System Memory" tab and check how much is listed next to "Swap used" - you can reclaim that space by rebooting. There may be a bunch of files you think you deleted, but they're still hanging around in the trash.Ģ) Check swap space. Not now Turn on Turned on Turn onġ) Empty your trash.
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