<summary>**Summary**: In this guide, you'll find how to completely uninstall Tor Browser on Mac and PC.</summary>

Thanks to the Tor Browser's multiple layers of encryption, we are able to access the Internet anonymously. Sounds great, right? But that may not be the case. Just as every coin has two sides, the high privacy of Tor Browser comes at the sacrifice of speed. Most of the time, you may gradually lose patience while waiting for the website to load. Thus, you may want to remove it from your computer. 

In this article, you will learn how to uninstall Tor Browser on Mac and PC. Let's get started.

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## What is Tor Browser?

Tor Browser, also known as Onion Browser, is a collection of tools designed for people who want to improve the security of the Internet. It allows you to browse the Web and chat with someone online anonymously. When you search on Tor Browser, your traffic will be relayed and encrypted three times, so third-party applications won't be able to know what you're doing or where you are. Because of its anonymous connection, Tor Browser is gaining more and more users worldwide.

However, compared with popular browsers like Chrome and Safari, Tor Browser is really slow. If you already have other ways to secure your network, you can follow the instructions below to uninstall it safely.

## How to Remove Tor Browser from Mac

1. Quit Tor Browser.
2. Open Finder > Applications.
3. Locate Tor Browser, right-click on its icon and choose Move to Trash.
   ![Move Tor Browser Application to Trash](https://www.drbuho.com/str-api/uploads/move_tor_browser_app_to_trash_26948bc56e.png)
4. On the Finder window, press Shift + Command + G keys to open the Go to Folder window.
5. Type in: **~/Library** and press the Return key.
6. Go over the sub folders below to find all files related to Tor Browser and move them to the Trash.

* ~/Library/Application Support/TorBrowser-Data
* ~/Library/Preferences/org.mozilla.tor browser.plist
* ~/Library/Preferences/org.torproject.torbrowser.plist
* ~/Library/Saved Application State/org.mozilla.tor browser.savedState
* ~/Library/Saved Application State/org.torproject.torbrowser.savedState

![Manually Remove Tor Browser from Mac](https://www.drbuho.com/str-api/uploads/manually_uninstall_tor_browser_mac_2c6c15b371.png)

7. Empty your Trash.

Alternatively, you can use [BuhoCleaner](https://www.drbuho.com/) to delete Tor Browser from your Mac within seconds. It is a free app remover as well as a cache cleaner for Mac. With the handy tool, you can uninstall all unwanted apps, remove leftovers of uninstalled apps, and [free up Mac space](https://www.drbuho.com/how-to/free-up-space-on-mac) in a few clicks.

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1. Download, install, and launch BuhoCleaner.
2. Click the App Uninstall in the sidebar, and you will see all apps installed on your Mac.
3. Find Tor Browser, check the box next to it and click the Remove button.

![Remove Tor Browser on Mac Quickly](https://www.drbuho.com/str-api/uploads/remove_tor_browser_mac_eb457c2349.png)

## How to Uninstall Tor Browser on PC

It is easy to remove Tor Browser from your PC. The steps for different versions may be slightly different. Here, we just take Windows 10 as an example.

### How to Uninstall Tor Browser on Windows 10

Tor Browser is installed on the desktop by default. To uninstall it, find the Tor Browser application and Tor Browser folder on the desktop and delete them.

If you happen to change the default installation address when installing Tor Browser, you will not be able to find the relevant folder on your desktop. In this case, you can follow these steps to remove it from your PC forever.

1. Right-click the Tor Browser icon and select Open file location.
2. Follow the instruction in the picture below.

![Locate Tor Browser Folder on Windows 10](https://www.drbuho.com/str-api/uploads/locate_tor_browser_folder_windows10_65fa8c67b7.png)

3. Delete all files in the Tor Browser folder.

![Uninstall Tor Browser on Windows 10](https://www.drbuho.com/str-api/uploads/uninstall_tor_browser_windows10_989215bbca.png)


## Conclusion

That's all for how to uninstall Tor Browser on Mac and PC. Hope you can get rid of it without any hassle.

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From this blog post, you will learn how to uninstall Tor Browser on Mac and PC. 

:summary[**Summary**: From this article, you will learn why your Mac won't connect to Wi-Fi and how to fix the problem in various ways.]

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:a[Apps Crashing on macOS Monterey? Here's the Fix]{href='https://www.drbuho.com/how-to/fix-crashing-apps-macos'}

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Have you ever encountered the problem that your Mac cannot connect to Wi-Fi, especially after upgrading to the latest macOS Monterey? Failure to connect to Wi-Fi means that you cannot access the Internet, which brings great inconvenience to our work and life. If you are facing such a problem, then don't miss this blog post. In this article, you will learn why your Mac can’t connect to Wi-Fi and how to solve the problem in 10 ways.

## Why Won't My Mac Connect to Wi-Fi?

There's a couple of reasons why your Mac won't connect to Wi-Fi. Here are the most common ones:

- Your Mac is not in the signal range.
- The router is defective.
- Problems with the broadband.
- Problems with the Wi-Fi network.
- Too old macOS versions.

## How to Fix "Mac Not Connecting to Wi-Fi" Issue

Here are some basic methods you can try when your Mac fails to connect to Wi-Fi.

- Make sure your Mac is within the signal range.
- Check whether the network cable is properly connected.
- Turn off and turn on Wi-Fi to restart it.
- Restart your Mac.
- Reboot the router.
- Contact the broadband provider.

If your Mac still can't connect to Wi-Fi, then move to the following advanced methods.

### Delete Your Registered Network

This method requires you to delete your network first and then re-enter your network password to connect.

1. Click the Apple Menu > System Preferences > Network. 
    ![Open Network Preferences](https://www.drbuho.com/str-api/uploads/open_network_preferences_c954e56a65.png)
2. Select Wi-Fi in the left column and then click the Advanced button in the right column. 
    ![Open Wi-Fi Advanced Settings](https://www.drbuho.com/str-api/uploads/open_wifi_advanced_settings_3279487ce8.png)
3. Select your Wi-Fi from the Preferred Networks list and then click the Minus (-) button. 
    ![Remove Registered Wi-Fi](https://www.drbuho.com/str-api/uploads/remove_registered_wifi_f60ab0dfc2.png)
4. Click the Wi-Fi icon in the status menu, find your network name, and then enter your Account Name and Password to reconnect to the network.

### Unplug External USB Devices

On some older MacBooks, the USB and Wi-Fi modules are close together. When your computer is plugged into a USB or other external device, it may interfere with the Wi-Fi module's signal, causing the Wi-Fi connection to fail. All you need to do is unplug the external devices.

### Update macOS

An old macOS may cause your Mac to fail to connect to Wi-Fi or have an unstable Wi-Fi connection. If you haven't updated your operating system for a long time, you may need to do so. (Please don't forget to [back up](https://www.drbuho.com/how-to/back-up-mac) your system before updating it.)

![Check and Update macOS](https://www.drbuho.com/str-api/uploads/update_macos_e278ebfadc.png)

### Update DHCP Lease

If you have a fixed IP address, you can try to manually update the DHCP lease to solve the problem of the Wi-Fi connection.

1. Click the Apple Menu > System Preferences > Network. 
2. Select Wi-Fi in the left column and then click the Advanced button in the right column. 
3. Select the TCP/IP option and click the Update DHCP Lease button.
    ![How to Update TCP Lease on Mac](https://www.drbuho.com/str-api/uploads/update_tcp_lease_e20aa35fce.png)

### Change DNS Settings

Normally, DNS addresses are obtained automatically. If your current DNS is not working properly, you can try using a free public DNS. Google has a free DNS. You can have a try.

1. Open System Preferences > Network. 
2. Click Advanced and select DNS. 
3. Click the Plus (+)  button and add Google's DNS address: 8.8.8.8 or 8.8.4.4. 
    ![How to Change DNS Settings on Mac](https://www.drbuho.com/str-api/uploads/change_dns_settings_dab0ba3521.png)
4. Click the OK button and reconnect to the network.

The DNS cache stores as many DNS lookups as possible so that you can perform DNS lookups again. When you need to resolve network problems caused by DNS cache, you can clean the DNS cache. With [BuhoCleaner](https://www.drbuho.com/), you can clean up your DNS cache with one click.

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1. Download and install BuhoCleaner on your Mac.
2. Launch BuhoCleaner,  select Toolkit, and click the Start button to flush DNS cache quickly.
    ![How to Flush DNS Cache with BuhoCleaner on Mac](https://www.drbuho.com/str-api/uploads/clear_dns_caches_854be442c3.png)

### Delete Files from System Configuration

Delete all the files in the System Configuration folder except for com.apple.Boot.plist.

1. Open Finder from the Dock.
2. Press Shift + Command + G, and then type /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration in the blank box and press the Return button on the keyboard.
3. Keep the file named com.apple.Boot.plist and delete all other files in it.
    ![Delete System Configuration Files](https://www.drbuho.com/str-api/uploads/delete_system_configuration_files_197a5770bc.png)

### Remove Unnecessary System Extensions

We've found that some system extensions may also prevent your Mac from connecting to Wi-Fi, especially anti-virus extensions. If your [System Integrity Protection](https://developer.apple.com/documentation/security/disabling_and_enabling_system_integrity_protection) (SIP) is on, the extensions of antivirus software will remain on your Mac after you uninstall them. To remove these extensions, you should turn off the SIP (which will not affect your Mac) first. Here are the detailed steps:

1.  While booting Mac, press and hold Command + R until the Apple logo appears. 
2. Click the Utility at the top left of your Mac screen and select Terminal.
3. Execute the command: `csrutil status`, and you will see Enable. Continue to run the command: `csrutil disable`.
4. Restart your Mac, and the SIP will be closed. 
5. Open the Terminal via Spotlight or Launchpad. 
6. Execute the command: `csrutil disable` again and you will see that the status has changed to disable. Continue to run: `systemextensionsctl list`, you will see the list of extensions installed on your system, and the Team ID and Bundle ID of each extension. 
7. Continue to run the command: `systemextensionsctl uninstall <team id> <bundle id>` in Terminal to remove the extension you don't want. You will be asked to enter your administrator password.

e.g. `systemextensionsctl uninstall ABCDEFGHIJ com.some.unwanted.extension`

8. To delete more extensions, repeat the step 7.
9. Restart your Mac and see if your Mac can connect to Wi-Fi.

:note[It is recommended that you complete the above steps and repeat steps 1-4 to enable the SIP. Don't forget to change the command to `csrutil enable`.]{notetype=Note}

:p[Conclusion]{.h2}

Now you have learned several ways to solve the problem that Mac cannot connect to Wi-Fi. Hope you can access Wi-Fi by trying one or more of these methods. If your Mac still cannot connect to Wi-Fi through these methods, there may be a problem with your Mac hardware, and you may need to seek help from a repairer.

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Many Mac users may have encountered the problem of not being able to connect to Wi-Fi. Failure to connect to Wi-Fi means that you cannot access the Internet, which brings great inconvenience to our work and life. If you are facing such a problem, then don't miss this blog post. In this article, you will learn why your Mac can’t connect to Wi-Fi and how to solve the problem in 10 ways.

:summary[From this blog post, you will get to know 6 of the best disk space analyzers for macOS.]

Running out of storage space is the most common problem you encounter when using a Mac. Knowing which files and folders are using most of your Mac space can help you [free up space](https://www.drbuho.com/how-to/free-up-space-on-mac) easily. Thanks to third-party disk space analysis tools, managing Mac disk space has become easier than before. But with so many such analyzers available on the Internet, which one is the best for you?

Don't worry. In this article, we have collected 6 of the best macOS disk space analyzers for you. Now let's take a deeper look at them.


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:a[Mac Startup Disk Full? Here's the Fix]{href='https://www.drbuho.com/how-to/fix-startup-disk-full-mac'}

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## What to Consider When Choosing A Disk Space Analyzer for Mac

**1. Features**

The most important features of a disk space analyzer are disk space analysis and deletion of unwanted files. Also, whether it supports external drive scanning is another factor you may want to consider.

**2. Ease of Use**

Easiness is also an important factor to consider. Check if it can easily find files and folders that consume a lot of space.

**3. Price**

We all like free products. But sometimes, free means expensive. A powerful yet affordable disk space analyzer is your ideal choice.

## 6  Best Disk Space Analyzers for macOS

Based on the three factors mentioned above, we have compiled a list of Mac's top 6 best disk space analyzers. Let's dive into their pros and cons and see which one is most worth trying.

### 1. [BuhoCleaner](https://www.drbuho.com/)

Top on our list is BuhoCleaner. It is a simple and intuitive disk space analyzer. With it, you can easily analyze your disk space, find out space-consuming files and folders, and delete unwanted files.

![Best Disk Space Analyzers for macOS - BuhoCleaner](https://www.drbuho.com/str-api/uploads/buhocleaner_4d95d8eb26.png)

In fact, it comes with many other features, such as [cache cleaning](https://www.drbuho.com/how-to/clear-cache-on-mac), duplicate file removal, app uninstallation, memory release, file shredding, and more. 

<group><linkbutton href='/buhocleaner/download' prefix='download'>Free Download</linkbutton></group>

**Pros:**

* Fast scanning speed.
* Can analyze disk space and delete unwanted files.
* Scans internal and external drives.
* Comes with more cleaning features.

**Cons:**

* Limits to 3GB of free deletion.

**Price:** Free trial and $12.99 for the full version.

### 2. DaisyDisk

DaisyDisk enables you to analyze disk space and free up disk space quickly. It gives you a good overview of the disks connected to your Mac. All the data it displays is in real time, so you can quickly know how much free space is available after deleting files.

![Best Disk Space Analyzers for macOS - DaisyDisk](https://www.drbuho.com/str-api/uploads/daisydisk_1278e37bc0.png)

**Pros:**

* Detects and frees up hidden space.
* Easy to preview file content.
* Scans cloud storage.

**Cons:**

* Limited features with the trial mode.

**Price:** Free trial and $14.99 for the full version.

### 3. CleanMyMac

CleanMyMac is one of the [best Mac cleaning and optimization software](https://www.drbuho.com/how-to/best-mac-cleaner-software). Its space lens feature makes it easy to know your disk space usage. It compares files and folders, allowing you to decide which files or folders to delete quickly.

![Best Disk Space Analyzers for macOS - CleanMyMac](https://www.drbuho.com/str-api/uploads/cleanmymac_2549c93c32.png)

**Pros:**

* Fast scanning.
* Deletes unneeded files quickly.
* Supports to scan external drives.
* Comes with more features like cleaning and optimization.

**Cons:**

* You can remove up to 500MB of files for free.
* More expensive than similar apps.

**Price:** Free trial and from $34.95/yr

### 4. Disk Space Analyzer Free

This tool allows you to view your disk space usage in a Sunburst chart. What makes it unique is that you can know the top 8 largest files on your Mac.

It is worth noting that the delete feature is not available in its trial version.

![Best Disk Space Analyzers for macOS - Disk Space Analyzer Free](https://www.drbuho.com/str-api/uploads/disk_space_analyzer_free_e8895070c5.png)

**Pros:**

* Fast scanning.
* Can view disk space usage in sunburst map.
* Scans internal and external drives.
* View top 8 largest files easily.

**Cons:**

* The space usage diagram is confusing.
* No deletion feature with the free trial version.

**Price:** Free trial and $9.99 for the full version.

### 5. Disk Drill

Disk Drill is another tool you can try. The best part of the tool is that it's totally free to use. You can use it to do many things like analyze disk space, remove unwanted files, recover data, and more.

![Best Disk Space Analyzers for macOS - Disk Drill](https://www.drbuho.com/str-api/uploads/disk_drill_7fe1dd1d09.png)

**Pros:**

* Easy and free to use.
* Can analyze disk space and delete files.
* Easy to view files by kind, size, and last modified time.

**Cons:**

* Files are deleted to the Trash.
* Not easy to preview files.

**Price:** Free

### 6. Disk Inventory X

Disk Inventory X is a free and professional disk space analysis tool. It shows your disk space usage in a treemap. With its zoom-in feature, you can get a deeper look at any folder you like.

![Best Disk Space Analyzers for macOS - Disk Inventory X](https://www.drbuho.com/str-api/uploads/disk_inventory_x_7c9e870319.jpg)

**Pros:**

* Entirely free to use.
* Analyzes your disk space in a visual way.
* Can zoom in and zoom out folders.

**Cons:**

* Low scanning speed.
* Unfriendly to the green hand.

**Price:** Free

:p[Conclusion]{.h2}

Now you have a better understanding of the top 6 best disk space analysis tools for Mac. Which one do you like best and want to give it a try first? 

It's never a good thing to run out of storage space. Don't forget to [delete unwanted files](https://www.drbuho.com/how-to/delete-files-on-mac) timely.




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Top 6 Best Disk Space Analyzers for Mac (2022)

Running out of storage space is the most common problem you encounter when using a Mac. Knowing which files and folders are using most of your Mac space can help you free up space easily. Thanks to third-party disk space analysis tools, managing Mac disk space has become easier than before. But with so many such analyzers available on the Internet, which one is the best for you?

Don't worry. In this article, we have collected 6 of the best macOS disk space analyzers for you. Now let's take a deeper look at them.

6 Best Disk Space Analyzers for Mac (2022)


There are a lot of files on your Mac, such as music, videos, applications, and email downloads. It's not easy to delete them manually. But thanks to third-party Mac cleaners, cleaning your Mac has never been easier. More and more people are looking for the best Mac cleaner. Do you know which one is the best for you?

In this article, we've rounded up 10 of the best Mac cleanup software for you. Go see which one suits you best.

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:a[What Is 'Other' Storage on Mac and How to Delete It]{href='https://www.drbuho.com/how-to/clear-other-storage-mac'}

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## 1. [BuhoCleaner](https://www.drbuho.com/) 

Top on our list is BuhoCleaner, a simple and super easy to use Mac cleaner. Optimized for macOS Monterey and M1 chips, BuhoCleaner allows you to clean and optimize your Mac with one click. What attracts us the most are its easy-to-use interface, useful tools, and cost-effectiveness.

![Best Mac Cleaning and Optimization Software - BuhoCleaner](https://www.drbuho.com/str-api/uploads/buhocleaner_9cb68398e0.png)



Although it is not as powerful as CleanMyMac, all of its functions are practical and sufficient to meet your daily needs. Here are some of its noticeable features: junk file removal, app uninstallation, large file and duplicate file cleanup, startup item management, real-time monitoring of system status, and one-click [release of memory](https://www.drbuho.com/how-to/free-up-ram-on-mac). Moreover, BuhoCleaner supports more than 10 languages, including English, German, Spanish, Japanese, Traditional Chinese, etc. 

If you are looking for a functional and affordable Mac cleaner,  look no further than BuhoCleaner.  

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## 2. CleanMyMac

CleanMyMac should be very familiar to you. You must be wondering why it is not at the top of our list? In fact, CleanMyMac does a great job as far as features are concerned. It can not only [clean up](https://www.drbuho.com/how-to/clean-up-mac) your Mac but also protect your computer from viruses. CleanMyMac has a free version and a paid version. But the free version is limited to features. If you want to use all of its features, you have to buy its paid version. CleanMyMac is based on annual and lifetime subscriptions. Its price starts from $34.95, which is higher than similar apps.

![Best Mac Cleaning and Optimization Software - CleanMyMac](https://www.drbuho.com/str-api/uploads/cleanmymac_8346399452.png)

If you are looking for a Mac cleaner with rich and powerful features, CleanMyMac is undoubtedly the best choice for you. But if you just need some basic cleaning and optimization functions, a tool like BuhoCleaner is ideal for you.

## 3. Disk Clean Pro

:a[Disk Clean Pro]{href='https://www.systweak.com/trackmacinstalls.aspx?product_name=dcpro&utm_source=sysblog&utm_campaign=dcptweak&utm_medium=dcptweak&utm_source=twlb&utm_campaign=best_mac_cleaners' rel=nofollow} is a highly acclaimed app that is capable of removing junk files and redundant data from your Mac in a secure manner. It helps free up storage space with the help of powerful tools that help get rid of redundant files like redundant log files, crash reports, and even incomplete downloads as well. Disk Clean Pro also optimizes your Mac’s storage space by removing duplicates and large files, and even old files that are just sitting there on your Mac.


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## 4. Advanced Uninstall Manager 

:a[Advanced Uninstall Manager]{href=https://www.advanceduninstallmanager.com/ rel=nofollow} is an application removal tool designed for Mac users. It can delete apps and their associated files in one go, freeing up more disk space for your Mac. What makes it different from other uninstallers is that it keeps the application deletion history. So if you regret deleting an app, you can easily restore it through its History feature. Moreover, with its Login Items feature, you can easily manage startup programs so your Mac can start up faster.

However, the fly in the ointment is that this tool is paid to use. If you don't mind the price, give it a try.

![Best Mac Cleaner Software - Advanced Uninstall Manager](https://www.drbuho.com/str-api/uploads/advanced_uninstall_manager_1_2ec015b383.png)

## 5. CCleaner

You may know that CCleaner has always been the standard for PC cleaning software. But Mac users can also enjoy the benefits provided by the Piriform developers. It is professional but easy to use, and it can not only [speed up](https://www.drbuho.com/how-to/speed-up-mac-monterey) your Mac but also protect it. Although there is a free version of CCleaner, it only has two basic functions. They include "faster computers" and "privacy protection". You can get advanced-level services, such as real-time monitoring, automatic browser cleaning, and automatic updates.

![Best Mac Cleaners - CCleaner Screenshot](https://www.drbuho.com/str-api/uploads/ccleaner_6b3e7150fa.png)

One of the biggest drawbacks of CCleaner is its slow scanning speed. We also encountered a crash when using it on macOS Monterey.

## 6. Disk Doctor

Disk Doctor is useful for performing certain operations to maintain your system and optimize its performance. It fixes some errors and allows you to fine-tune hidden preferences.  It can effectively remove junk files from your hard drive.

![Best Mac Cleaners - Disk Doctor Screenshot](https://www.drbuho.com/str-api/uploads/disk_doctor_e86c7469db.png)

The main drawback of Disk Doctor is that it only scans attachments from the Mail app, ignoring various desktop email clients. While other software uses a secure erase program, Disk Doctor uses a basic program that cannot permanently delete files. It is just a basic disk cleanup application without any advanced feature elements.

## 7. DaisyDisk

This is another unique disk space analyzer that can effectively scan your hard disk. It can visualize the occupancy of your Mac and display files in a windmill-shaped disk to help you quickly locate and clean up large files. In addition, it also has a built-in QuickLook preview to show you what you want to get rid of. There is a collection drawer to help you temporarily store files for garbage disposal. What you need to do is browse and select the things you don't need, and you can clear them with one click. 

![Best Mac Cleaners - DaisyDisk Screenshot](https://www.drbuho.com/str-api/uploads/daisy_disk_0b27a70fde.png)

To your disappointment, Daisy Disk will not warn you when you are deleting any application or content required by the system. So you have to be extra careful when using Daisy Disk.

## 8. App Cleaner & Uninstaller

Moving an app to the trash is not completely uninstall it from your Mac. App Cleaner & Uninstaller will list all associated files of the app you want to uninstall. In addition, this Mac uninstaller will erase all unnecessary application traces, ensuring that the hard disk space is only used to store data related to useful applications.

![Best Mac Cleaners - App Cleaner & Uninstaller Screenshot](https://www.drbuho.com/str-api/uploads/app_cleaner_ea0c92dde6.png)

However, this tool only focuses on uninstalling applications and does not have malware protection features. If you want to have more features, it is far from enough.

## 9. OnyX (Free)

This feature-packed Mac software is best for verifying [startup disk](https://www.drbuho.com/how-to/fix-startup-disk-full-mac), structuring the system files, configuring parameters, etc. Using this app to optimize Mac, You can clean disk errors, delete cache, and rebuild databases. Indeed, we have Terminal commands to perform most of these operations, but who has time to remember them? Well, with OnyX, the trusted Mac cleanup software, you can perform various operations like the ones listed above without remembering any Terminal command.

![Best Mac Cleaners - OnyX Screenshot](https://www.drbuho.com/str-api/uploads/onyx_28d38be55b.png)

Although this tool is completely free to use, it is more suitable for people with programming skills. If you are a novice, it may take you some time to get used to it.

## 10. AppCleaner (Free)
AppCleaner is a free tool designed for uninstalling apps on Mac. It helps you remove any unwanted apps without leaving any traces. The process is simple. Just drag and drop the app you want to delete into the tool and click the Remove button.

However, its functionality is very limited. If you're just looking for a cleaner to get rid of unused apps, AppCleaner is ideal for you.
![Best Mac Cleaners - AppCleaner Screenshot](https://www.drbuho.com/str-api/uploads/appcleaner_c1af38af5a_4a833d2de9.png)

:p[Conclusion]{.h2}

Now you know the 10 best Mac cleaning and optimization software. Which one do you like best? In terms of price and features, we think BuhoCleaner might be your ideal choice. Try it for free now.

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Top 10 Best Mac Cleaner Software & Apps

There are so many files like music, videos, apps, and email downloads on your Mac. In 2022 cleaning your Mac is easier than ever. This is why millions of people download free and low-cost Mac cleaning software.

To start, we have made a quick comparison chart about the best Mac cleaners for Mac. Furthermore, we have tested quite some Mac cleaning apps to determine the best. In the same vein, we have considered several reference points and used various criteria to determine the most effective tool that can be used to clean a Mac.

Top 10 Best Mac Cleaner Software & Apps in 2022 

:summary[**Summary**: Are large files taking up too much disk space? Don't worry. This article will teach you how to find and delete large files on your Mac in four ways.]

Large files hidden deep in your hard drive take up a huge amount of Mac space. If you are running low on storage space, deleting them will [free up a lot of space](https://www.drbuho.com/how-to/free-up-space-on-mac) for you. From this blog post, you will learn how to find and delete large files on Mac in 4 ways. 

Let's get started.

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:::alsoread

:a[Mac Other Storage Huge? Here's How to Clear It]{href='https://www.drbuho.com/how-to/clear-other-storage-mac'}

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## How to Find and Delete Large Files on Mac with Storage Manager

macOS Sierra and later come with a built-in feature that allows you to easily manage large files in your storage.

1. Click Apple Menu > About This Mac > Storage > Manage to open the storage management window.
2. Click on the Documents option, and you can see files categorized as Large Files, Downloads, Unsupported Apps, etc.
    ![Delete Large Files with Storage Manager](https://www.drbuho.com/str-api/uploads/delete_large_files_storage_manager_77162a400d.png)
3. Sort files in the Large files list by size and delete the ones you don't need.
4. Empty your Trash.

## How to Find and Delete Large Files on Mac with BuhoCleaner: The Easy Way

Alternatively, you can use [BuhoCleaner](https://www.drbuho.com/) to find and remove large files on Mac in seconds. 

BuhoCleaner is one of the best large file finders for Mac. By default, it detects files larger than 50MB. But if you want to find files larger or smaller than 50MB, click **BuhoCleaner Menu > Preferences > Large Files** to change the default 50MB to some other number you like.

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**How to use BuhoCleaner to find and delete large files:**

1. Download, install, and launch BuhoCleaner.
2. Click the Large Files in the sidebar and click Scan button.
     ![Quickly Find Large Files on Mac](https://www.drbuho.com/str-api/uploads/quickly_find_large_files_on_mac_3a29aa1fa2.png)
3. Quickly you will find all the files large than 50MB. Check the files you want to delete and click the Remove button.
      ![Delete Large Files on Mac with BuhoCleaner](https://www.drbuho.com/str-api/uploads/delete_large_files_mac_buhocleaner_809fec828c.png)
      
It's worth noting that BuhoCleaner has a built-in [disk space analysis](https://www.drbuho.com/how-to/best-disk-space-analyzer-mac) feature that allows you to easily find the largest files and folders in each folder on Mac. All you need to do is click on the Toolkit, select Disk Space Analyzer, and choose the disk or folder to scan.

![Find Large File and Folder on Mac with BuhoCleaner](https://www.drbuho.com/str-api/uploads/find_large_file_folder_mac_3160961572.png)
      
  ## How to Find and Delete Large Files on Mac with Finder

Finder can help you find files that are equal to, larger or smaller than a specified size. But in the results list, Finder only shows a single file, not a large folder with multiple small files. Therefore, it may be difficult for you to determine whether a file is important to you.

If you still want to use Finder to search and delete large files, follow the steps below.

1. Open Finder from the Dock.
2. Click the magnifier icon in the upper right corner.
3. Type anything into the box, and you will see a "+" button below the search box.
    ![Find Large Files with Finder](https://www.drbuho.com/str-api/uploads/find_large_files_finder_950b29fbeb.png)
4. Click the "+" button and select File Size in the first menu and Greater Than in the second menu.
    ![Search Large Files with Finder](https://www.drbuho.com/str-api/uploads/search_large_files_finder_b1ec540b5a.png)

:note[If you can't find File Size option, click on Kind > Select Other and select File Size as the filter criteria.]

5. Enter your desired file size range. For example, 50MB.
6. Preview the files in the results list and delete the files you don't want.
7. Empty the Trash.
      
## How to Find and Remove Large Files on Mac with Terminal

Another way to find large files on your Mac is to use Terminal. This method is a little bit complicate. Here's what you should do:

1. Open Terminal via Spotlight or Launchpad.
2. In the Terminal, execute the find command. For example, run `find . -size +50MB`. This command will locate files in your current directory that are larger than 50MB.
    ![Find Large Files with Terminal](https://www.drbuho.com/str-api/uploads/find_large_files_terminal_f1ce851efb.png)
3. You can also use the find command to limit your search. For example, enter and run `find . -size +50MB -size -100MB `. This command will find files under your current directory that are between 50MB and 100MB in size.
4. To delete the large files you find, use the rm command. In our case, we use `rm ./Downloads/SpotifyFullSetup.exe`.
    ![Delete Large Files with Terminal](https://www.drbuho.com/str-api/uploads/delete_large_files_terminal_d30d18206c.png)

:note[Files deleted using the Terminal cannot be recovered. Please double check the files you want to get rid of before dragging them into the Terminal.]


:p[Conclusion]{.h2}

Now you have 4 ways to find and delete large files on a Mac. As you can tell, the easiest way is to use BuhoCleaner. It can save you a lot of time and effort. Don't forget to give it a try.

Want to know more tips on Mac cleaning? Refer to [How to Clean and Optimize Mac](https://www.drbuho.com/how-to/clean-up-mac).




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Large files hidden deep in your hard drive take up a huge amount of Mac space. If you are running low on storage space, deleting them will free up a lot of space for you. From this blog post, you will learn how to find and delete large files on Mac in 4 ways. Let's have a look now.

4 Ways to Find and Delete Large Files on Your Mac

:summary[**Summary**: In this guide, we will show you how to clear the DNS cache in macOS manually and automatically.]

Normally, we don't need to flush the DNS cache in macOS manually. However, when you experience website loading errors or other network issues, clearing your DNS cache may be an ideal solution. From this guide, you will learn how to flush your DNS cache in macOS in two ways.

Let's get started.

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:::alsoread

:a[How to Check and Reduced RAM (Memory) Usage on Mac]{href='https://www.drbuho.com/how-to/free-up-ram-on-mac'}

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## What is DNS Cache

To know what DNS cache is, you first need to know what DNS is.

DNS is short for Domain Name System. It translates a domain name into an IP address with which a web browser can interact. As you know, the IP address of a website is hard to remember, but with DNS, all you need to remember is its domain name.

The DNS cache is also known as the DNS resolver cache. It is a temporary database kept by your Mac that contains records of the IP addresses of all the websites you have recently visited and tried to access. It serves to speed up the resolution of domains.

## When Should You Reset DNS Cache

Most of the time, we don't need to clear the DNS cache. Here are some cases you can flush your DNS cache:

- Can't open certain websites.
- Suddenly unable to access the network.
- For security concerns.

Now that you know when you should clear the DNS cache, let's see how to flush cache in macOS.

## How to Manually Flush DNS Cache on Mac 

You can clear the DNS cache manually, and the tool you need is the Terminal. You should be aware that the commands you need vary depending on the macOS version. Therefore, it is necessary to click the Apple icon > About This Mac to check the macOS version you are using.

**How to Clear the DNS Cache Using Terminal:**

1. Click the magnifying glass in the status menu bar to open Spotlight.
2. Type Terminal in the search box and launch it. 
    ![Open Terminal](https://www.drbuho.com/str-api/uploads/open_terminal_a0a3e8a235.png)
3. In the Terminal, paste the command corresponding to your macOS version, enter the administrator password, and press the Return key on your keyboard.
    ![Clear DNS Cache on Mac with Terminal](https://www.drbuho.com/str-api/uploads/clear_dns_cache_on_mac_with_terminal_cd45bcbd5a.png)
    - **macOS 10.15 (Catalina) and later:** :br `sudo dscacheutil -flushcache; sudo killall -HUP mDNSResponder`
    - **macOS 10.12 (Sierra), 10.13 (High Sierra), and 10.14 (Mojave):** :br  `sudo killall -HUP mDNSResponder`
    - **OS X 10.11 (El Capitan):** :br `sudo dscacheutil -flushcache; sudo killall -HUP mDNSResponder`
    - **OS X 10.10 (Yosemite):**:br For versions 10.10.4+, use: :br  `sudo dscacheutil -flushcache; sudo killall -HUP mDNSResponder` :br For versions 10.10.1, 10.10.2, and 10.10.3, use: :br `sudo discoveryutil mdnsflushcache; sudo discoveryutil udnsflushcache`
    - **OS X 10.9 (Mavericks):** :br `dscacheutil -flushcache; sudo killall -HUP mDNSResponder`
    - **Mac OS X 10.7 (Lion) and 10.8 (Mountain Lion):** :br `sudo killall -HUP mDNSResponder`
    - **Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard) and 10.6 (Snow Leopard):** :br `sudo dscacheutil -flushcache`
    - **Mac OS X 10.4 (Tiger):** :br `lookupd -flushcache`
4. Quit Terminal.

## How to Quickly Clear DNS Cache on Mac 

The above method does clear the DNS cache in macOS, but you need to remember the commands for every macOS version. As you can see, they are long and difficult to remember.

Fortunately, you can use a tool like [BuhoCleaner](https://www.drbuho.com/) to flush the DNS cache automatically. BuhoCleaner is a simple and easy-to-use Mac cleaner with many practical functions, such as junk file removal, [app uninstallation](https://www.drbuho.com/how-to/uninstall-apps-mac), DNS cache cleaning, Spotlight index rebuilding, and more.

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Here's how to use BuhoCleaner to flush the DNS cache on Mac:

1. Download and install BuhoCleaner on your Mac.
2. Launch it and click the Toolkit in the sidebar.
    ![Flush DNS Cache on Mac Automatically](https://www.drbuho.com/str-api/uploads/flush_dns_cache_mac_f1e0ad8009.png)
3. From the Toolkit, choose Flush DNS Cache and then click the Start button.
    ![Flush DNS Cache on Mac with BuhoCleaner](https://www.drbuho.com/str-api/uploads/flush_dns_cache_on_mac_15d279ec3a.png)

That's it! 

:p[Conclusion]{.h2}

Clearing the DNS cache is not something that you need to do often. The next time you encounter a problem with your Internet connection, you can use the above method to flush your DNS cache and see if the error is fixed. If you are a novice, we recommend you use BuhoCleaner to do the job for you.


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How to Flush DNS Cache in macOS Monterey and Big Sur

<summary>**Summary**: In the article, you'll learn what a DMG file is and how to delete dmg files after installation manually and automatically. </summary>

DMG files are to Mac what ISO files are to Windows. After you install an application, its DMG file is useless. Besides, DMG files will take up disk space and may even decrease the running speed of your Mac. Therefore, it is necessary for you to delete unused DMG files in time.

In this blog post, we'll discuss what a DMG file is and how to quickly clean up a dmg file in two ways.

<toc></toc>

Also Read: [How to Clear the Other Storage on Mac](https://www.drbuho.com/how-to/clear-other-storage-mac)

## What is A DMG File?

A DMG file is an Apple disk image file used to distribute software and package other non-application files on macOS Big Sur and Mac OS X. When you double-click the .dmg file, a virtual drive will be mounted on your desktop. DMG files are widely used on macOS because they can be fully verified and easily compressed to a smaller size.

### How to Install Apps from DMG Files on Mac

When you want to install a third-party application from the Internet, the first thing you should do is download its DMG file to your Mac. When finished, double-click the .dmg file you downloaded, drag the application to the Applications folder, wait a few seconds, and your application will be installed on your Mac.

**Note**: Some DMG files are encrypted, and you may be asked to enter a password before installing them.

### Can You Delete DMG Files After Installation

The answer is yes. After installing an application, you can directly delete its DMG file unless you want to keep it for archival purposes or in case the installation is incomplete. In addition, developers will update the application regularly. If you're going to use its updated version, then the old DMG file is no longer useful to you.

## How to Find and Delete DMG Files on Mac

From the text above, you know that DMG files are no longer useful to you after completing the installation. So in this section, we will teach you how to remove them from your Mac. In fact, the process of deleting DMG files is very simple. You can delete them manually or use a third-party tool like BuhoCleaner to do the job for you. Here's what you need to do:

### How to Find and Delete DMG Files Manually

1. Click the Finder icon in the Dock to open a Finder window.
2. Click the magnifying glass in the upper right corner of the Finder window.
3. Type dmg in the box and select Type > Disk Image in the drop-down menu.

![How to Find and Delete DMG Files Manually](https://www.drbuho.com/str-api/uploads/manually_delete_dmg_files_on_mac_c218f7cbb0.png)


4. Select the .dmg files you want to delete and drag them to the Trash.
5. Empty your Trash.

### How to Quickly Remove DMG Files with BuhoCleaner

In fact, there is a faster and easier way to deal with DMG files on Mac. That is to use [BuhoCleaner](https://www.drbuho.com/), a handy DMG file finder and cleaner for Mac. You can use it not only to find and delete unused DMG files but also to clean up other junk files in macOS, apps and browsers, as well as [Uninstall Apps](https://www.drbuho.com/mac-cleaner/how-to-uninstall-apps-on-a-mac ) you don't use.

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Here's how to remove DMG files on Mac with BuhoCleaner:  
1. Make sure you have BuhoCleaner installed on your Mac. 
2. Launch BuhoCleaner and click the Scan button in the right column.

![Find DMG Files](https://www.drbuho.com/str-api/uploads/find_dmg_files_eccfefd5ca.png)

3. When the scanning process is finished, click the View Details button, check the box next to Unused DMG Files in the results list and click the Remove button.

![Delete DMG Files on Mac](https://www.drbuho.com/str-api/uploads/delete_dmg_files_on_mac_20474b29dc.png)

As you can see from the picture, BuhoCleaner can also help you clean junk files like caches and logs. Check all of the boxes if you want to clean them all.



## Conclusion

Both of the ways mentioned above can help you quickly remove useless DMG files from your Mac. If you want don't want to spend time dealing with the search yourself, then BuhoCleaner is your ideal choice.  
By the way, BuhoCleaner is more than a DMG file finder. It can also help you [free up 4x more space](https://www.drbuho.com/how-to/free-up-space-on-mac) for your Mac. Give it a try now. It's free to download. 

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Here in this article, you will find two ways to remove startup programs. Click through to find out.

<summary>**Summary**: Here, you will get to know the reasons behind a loud Mac fan and how to turn off the fan noise. </summary>

There's nothing more annoying than Mac fans making noise. Wondering why your Mac fan is so loud after upgrading to the latest macOS Ventura and how to stop the fan noise? You've landed in the right place. In this article, you will find all the answers you want.

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:::alsoread

:a[macOS Monterey Slow? Try These 10 Tips]{href='https://www.drbuho.com/how-to/speed-up-mac-monterey'}

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## Why Is My Mac Fan So Loud?

Typically, you won't hear any sound from a Mac fan. If your fan is suddenly loud, it is mainly because the processor is overheated.

In addition, loose fans, aging fans, and too much dust on fans can also cause loud fan noise.

## How to Stop Mac Fan Noise

MacBook fan noise is really annoying. But don't worry. Here are some ways to fix it.

### Improve Air Circulation

First, check to see if your MacBook's vents are blocked.

A soft surface may block the air vents of your Mac, making the fan run more. For the best performance, place it on a hard, flat surface like a table or desk. 

### Check Ambient Temperature

High ambient temperatures can make your Mac overheat. It is recommended that you place your MacBook in an environment between 10°C and 35°C.

### Free up Memory

Doing complex tasks on your Mac, such as playing games, editing videos, and designing graphics, can also overheat your Mac as it consumes a lot of your CPU and memory resources.

To check which processes are using the most CPU and memory resources, open Activity Monitor and click on the CPU and Memory tabs as needed. Highlight the processes that consume the most resources and click the Stop button to end them.

![Check CPU and Memory Usage on Mac](https://www.drbuho.com/str-api/uploads/check_memory_usage_mac_eeaabfe525.png)

There is a quicker way to free up memory space on Mac, that is to use BuhoCleaner. It not only [releases your memory](https://www.drbuho.com/how-to/free-up-ram-on-mac) with one click, but also monitors your CPU load and temperature in real-time in the status bar. Click the button below to have a try now.

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![Release Memory with BuhoCleaner](https://www.drbuho.com/str-api/uploads/monitor_cpu_and_memory_046d859864.png)

### Reset SMC

SMC refers to the System Management Controller. It controls many of the core functions of your Mac. Resetting it can solve issues related to power, battery, fans, and other functions.


Here's how to reset the SMC:

**For Macs with non-removable batteries:**

1. Unplug Mac's power line.
2. Turn off your Mac.
3. Press the Shift-Control-Option keys on the left side of the keyboard while holding down the Power button for at least 10 seconds. 
4. Release all keys and press the Power button again to reboot your Mac.

![Reset SMC Settings Hotkeys](https://www.drbuho.com/str-api/uploads/reset_smc_2_8bb43ef192.png)



**For Macs with the Apple T2 Security Chip:**

1. Turn off your Mac.
2. Press the Control-Option-Shift keys for 7 seconds, press the Power button simultaneously and wait another 7 seconds before releasing all four keys. (Your Mac might turn on and off during the process.)
3. Wait a few seconds, press the Power button again to turn on your Mac.

![Reset SMC Settings](https://www.drbuho.com/str-api/uploads/reset_smc_1_2cc2b8b563.png)

For the steps of other Mac types, refer to this Apple :a[article]{href=https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201295 rel=nofollow}.

### Update macOS

Bugs in the macOS can also lead to loud fans. We found that macOS Big Sur has poor fan control, while macOS Monterey does a great job.

If you are using macOS Big Sur, you may want to update to macOS Monterey to see if the problem is solved. (Don't forget to back up your Mac before performing the update steps.)

Related Article: [Mac Won't Update? 8 Ways to Solve Update Issues](https://www.drbuho.com/how-to/cant-empty-trash-on-mac)

### Clean Fan Dust

After using your MacBook for a long time, there will be a lot of dust on the fan. Too much dust will lead to poor heat dissipation, and the fan will have to increase its speed to cool your Mac.

All you need to do is open the Mac back cover and clean up the dust on the fan. 

### Control Fan Speed Manually

Apple doesn't allow you to control fan speed. But thanks to third-party tools like Mac Fan Control, now you can manage your fan speed manually. 

It's worth noting that manually controlling fan speed may make your Mac hot and system unstable. Don't do it if you don't know much about Mac.

### Free up Storage Space

Not only can an overheated CPU cause loud fans, but it can also cause your Mac to run slowly. To keep your Mac run normally, you should reserve at least 15% of storage space. 

[BuhoCleaner](https://www.drbuho.com/buhocleaner/download), as its name suggests, is a tool designed for cleaning. It can free up gigabytes of space in a couple of clicks. What it can do for you includes junk file cleanup, app uninstallation, duplicate file removal, memory release, [Spotlight reindexing](https://www.drbuho.com/how-to/rebuild-spotlight-index), login items management, etc. 

![Free up Storage Space with BuhoCleaner](https://www.drbuho.com/str-api/uploads/free_up_space_mac_with_buhocleaner_5ff131ab97.png)

:p[Conclusion]{.h2}

Hopefully, you have reduced the annoying fan noise from your Mac. If not, you may want to ask for help from Apple Services.

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Mac Fans Running Loud After Update? Try These 8 Fixes 

There's nothing more annoying than a MacBook fan making noise. Wondering why your MacBook fan is so loud and how to stop the noise? You've landed in the right place. In this article, you will find all the answers you are looking for.

<summary>**Summary**: This article will show you the two methods how to completely uninstall OneDrive on your Mac. </summary>

OneDrive is one of the most popular platforms for cloud storage. But if you want to remove it from your Mac, we have you covered. Here in this blog, we will walk you through the two ways to completely uninstall OneDrive on Mac.

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:::alsoread

:a[3 Ways to Completely Uninstall Kaspersky on Mac]{href='https://www.drbuho.com/how-to/uninstall-kaspersky-on-mac'}

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## Should I Remove OneDrive from Mac?

Developed by Microsoft, OneDrive is a popular cloud storage tool. It integrates with [Office](https://www.drbuho.com/how-to/uninstall-microsoft-office-on-mac) products and gives you more customization options than Google Drive and iCloud. However, it's limited to third-party app integrations, making it more suitable for businesses rather than individuals.

As to whether you should remove it from your Mac, it depends on your needs. Factors we consider when choosing cloud storage include price, speed, customization, security, and more.

If OneDrive doesn't serve your needs well and you want to uninstall it, continue to the next section to learn how to get rid of it from your Mac.

## How to Uninstall OneDrive on Mac Quickly

The quickest way to completely uninstall OneDrive on Mac is to use [BuhoCleaner](https://www.drbuho.com/). This tool allows you to delete OneDrive and its associated files in seconds.

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Here're the steps:

1. Download, install, and launch BuhoCleaner.
2. Click on App Uninstall, and you will find all the apps installed on your Mac.
   ![Quickly Uninstall OneDrive on Mac](https://www.drbuho.com/str-api/uploads/quickly_uninstall_onedrive_on_mac_ae677e5286.png)
3. Find OneDrive, check the box next to it, and click the Remove button.
   ![Uninstall OneDrive on Mac with BuhoCleaner](https://www.drbuho.com/str-api/uploads/uninstall_onedrive_with_buhocleaner_4757dd077e.png)

BuhoCleaner is more than an app uninstaller. It's also a handy [Mac cleaner](https://www.drbuho.com/how-to/best-mac-cleaner-software). Some of its features include cache file cleaning, Trash emptying, large file and duplicate file removal, startup programs management and system status monitoring. If you want to [free up more space](https://www.drbuho.com/how-to/free-up-space-on-mac) on your Mac, don't forget to give its other features a try.

## How to Uninstall OneDrive on Mac Manually

According to a Microsoft article, to uninstall OneDrive, you just need to drag it to the Trash. But actually, its related files art still on your hard drive, taking you valuable space. So how can you completely remove it from your Mac?

Here's what you should do:

1. Quit OneDrive.

Click the icon of OneDrive in the menu bar > Help & Settings > Quit OneDrive and confirm your action.
   ![Quit OneDrive from Mac](https://www.drbuho.com/str-api/uploads/quit_onedrive_mac_422a604e6d.png)

2. Remove the OneDrive App

Open Finder and click the Application in the sidebar. Locate OneDrive and drag it to the Trash.
   ![Delete OneDrive Leftovers on Mac](https://www.drbuho.com/str-api/uploads/remove_onedrive_app_finder_8c6bb6606d.png)

3. Delete the Leftovers of OneDrive

Press Shift + Command + G keys to open the Go to Folder window. Paste the file path: **~/Library** into the search box and press the Return key.

Go over the folders below to remove all related files of OneDrive. 

* ~/Library/Application Support/
* ~/Library/Containers/
* ~/Library/Caches/
* ~/Library/Preferences/
* ~/Library/Cookies/
* ~/Library/Logs/
* ~/Library/LaunchAgents/
   ![remove-leftovers-onedrive-finder.png](https://www.drbuho.com/str-api/uploads/remove_leftovers_onedrive_finder_d536803d79.png)
4. Empty the Trash.

:p[Conclusion]{.h2}

Now you know how to uninstall OneDrive automatically and manually. As you can see, the manual way is time-consuming. It is recommended that you use BuhoCleaner to do the tedious removal job for you. It only takes you a couple of clicks.

### FAQs

1. **Why Can't I Uninstall OneDrive from Mac?**

    Before you can start uninstalling, you have to quit all processes of OneDrive. To check which processes of OneDrive are in use, you can use Activity Monitor. Once you find the processes, click on them and close them. 
2. **Will I Lose My Files After Uninstalling OneDrive?**

    Don't worry. Deleting OneDrive does not delete files and data from it. You can access your files by logging in to OneDrive.com whenever you want.
3. **How Can I Remove My OneDrive Account on Mac?**

    To delete an account in OneDrive, click the OneDrive icon in the menu bar, select Help & Settings, and then select Preferences. In the new window, select Account, click the Unlink this Mac button, and confirm your action.


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OneDrive is one of the most popular platforms for cloud storage. But if you want to remove it from your Mac, we have you covered. Here in this blog, we will walk you through the two ways to completely uninstall OneDrive on Mac.