#HOW TO CLEAR UP SPACE ON MAC FOR BIG SUR HOW TO#
According to the Apple Support article macOS - How to Upgrade - Apple, Big Sur can require up to 44.5GB of free storage, so while we see you've already made space, you may need some more. Once that's taken care of, the next step to installing Big Sur is to ensure you have plenty of storage available. Check that you can access secure websites, like the Apple ID website: Manage your Apple ID.Check your Internet connection by opening a web browser and traveling to a webpage like.Make sure that you're signed into iCloud with the same Apple ID that you purchased additional storage with: Sign in with your Apple ID - Apple Support.Make sure that the date and time settings on your Mac are correct: If the date or time is wrong on your Mac - Apple Support.
How do I optimize my Mac for Big Sur 1: Slow Mac right after macOS Big Sur. Use Apple’s built-in storage management tool. Back up all files and data that are stored on your Mac.
If you're still having trouble after giving the computer time to sync with iCloud, we recommend the following steps: How do I free up space on my Mac Big Sur Backup your Mac. Depending on the amount of data syncing to iCloud, it could take some time before this space is freed up. There’s also a hidden feature for clearing all notifications that only shows up when you have more than three app notifications and you can expand the Notification Center. Utilizing Messages in iCloud should store your messages in iCloud, thus making space on your computer (as detailed in the Apple Support article Use Messages in iCloud - Apple Support). The Notification Center in macOS Big Sur or newer allows you to dismiss a single notification or clear all notifications from a single app.
We understand you'd like to know how to clear up the space being used by Messages, so you can update your Mac to macOS 11.1 Big Sur. Thanks for visiting the Apple Support Communities.
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