- Deleting junk files from your Mac is a useful process if you want it to always run smoothly.
- There are many cleaners for Apple computers, but the arrival of the M2 processor in a few weeks forces us to wonder how they will manage with MacOS Ventura
- OwlCleaner is one of the few programs that has already confirmed its compatibility with the M2
Just a few weeks ago, we witnessed the presentation of Apple's upcoming products and services in 2022. Once again, those of Cupertino seem to offer us an outstanding experience in several very important ways. In view of the launch of the new home-made processor and the Ventura operating system, let's see how to remove junk files from your Mac with M2 chip, so that they do not affect its performance every day,
And we emphasize this because, as happens every time we have access to a new version of MacOS, the early days may be a bit turbulent in terms of the stability of the operating system . Something logical considering that it's just up and running, and that when it comes to software some of the problems tend to be fixed as users notice them, and engineers go and fix them..
In this context, especially at the beginning, it may be necessary to have a program in charge of eliminating precisely those files that accumulate with use, and that do nothing more than hinder the fundamental processes.
Find a cleaner for M2, the objective
Given this problem, the obstacle we are going to run into is that not all cleaners will be prepared from the beginning for Apple's M2 processor, and some could cause conflicts. Possibly the last thing we want is that, and we cannot be doing tests with our devices. So, you have to limit yourself to those applications that have already anticipated absolute compatibility..
The BuhoCleaner developers have reported that their program has immediate support for these MacBook Airs and other devices that appear on the market with M2 chips inside. That's a great peace of mind for those who want to not have to deal with all those junk files.
That is, we are certain that there is at least one way to remove junk files on a Mac M2 ..
BuhoCleaner, a simple cleaner with a soft design
Of course, OwlCleaner is not unreleased software or anything, but has been there for years on Mac. It was also one of the first to port to M1 Pro chips and upgrade to MacOS Monterey .
But that is not the only justification on which we rely to recommend it, but we have especially liked its soft design, the same that makes it a simple cleaner, even for novices .
The basic functions are grouped on the left side of the screen , and we can comfortably activate them from there, on a dark background, which makes recognizing each file take just a few seconds.
With various additions that make it more versatile
Beyond everything discussed up to this point, we must focus on certain additions that make this application versatile, even more so. For example, that MacOS optimization tools are included with it .
How to remove junk files with BuhoCleaner?
OwlCleaner has several interesting features, although you will most likely use Quick Clean. Like all similar cleaners, this is the instrument we usually turn to in normal situations.
- Download OwlCleaner on your Mac computer, with any processor and operating system
- Once the program is installed, run it, and go to the first of the available functions, Quick Clean
- Click on that function, and wait for OwlCleaner to take care of removing the files on the computer
- At the end of the process, you will be able to see the junk files detected in each of the storages
- By clicking on the folders and locations you will see the specific files, and you will be able to select them, or not
- Once the junk files have been selected, you must confirm this action by pressing the blue Delete button
- Depending on the number of files selected, this deletion will take more or less
But, in addition, it gives you the possibility of being able to uninstall Mac applications quickly and easily through BuhoCleaner. Basically you have to click on “Uninstall” in the menu on the left and then select the application to uninstall.
We recommend repeating this procedure regularly so that your Mac always runs smoothly .
