It's good, if you need to save space, or if you are planning a backup and want it to go faster, to check from time to time, sorting by size, to see which folders take up the most. [ kirkmc adds: This Caches folder holds lots of stuff that you really don't need. I did not encounter any problems, so I emptied the Trash and now my ~/Library/Caches folder is only 154.3 MB. Since they're caches, and they'll be rebuilt if needed, I dragged those three folders to the Trash and restarted. It turns out that my ~/Library/Caches folder is 1.55 GB. * Once complete conversation about this topic, kindly Mark and Vote any replies to benefit others reading this thread.I'm starting to run out of disk space on my Mac, so I decided to poke around and see what's been taking up space. Sukie - * Beware of scammers posting fake support numbers here. And if the scenario above is not consistent with yours, you can also provide more details about your scenario and we will If the problem still persists, please also provide the screenshot of error message you encountered when you delete the folder. Provides no assurances and/or warranties, implied or otherwise, and is not responsible for the information you receive from the third-party linked sites or any support related to technology. (Please back up all files in this folder, this action will not be undo) You can press Command + space to launch Spotlight and type Terminal, then we double-click it and type the command below: sudo rm -rf the location of this folderto delete the folder to check if the same problem will occur. If you have permission to edit and you still cannot delete OneDrive folder, you can also use command to delete OneDrive folder to check if it will help you: For more details, you can refer to this article:Ĭhange permissions of files, folders, or disks on Mac. If you only have the right to read, it means that the user profile account you are using does not delete the right to edit the folder.
Given the situation you encountered, we ‘d suggest you go to the OneDrive folder > select the folder you want to delete > right-click it and click Get Info > Under Sharing and Permissions, you can check whether the user profile name you currently use If we go to the OneDrive client to unlink the account, the OneDrive sync folder will become a normal folder and no longer have the function of synchronization. May I know if my understanding is right? If so, we want to explain that to you: generally, if you unlinked your account from your OneDrive app, the OneDrive folder will be changed to a normal folder as same as the other folders on your Mac. According to your description, it seems that you have deleted the OneDrive app from you Mac and you want to delete the OneDrive folder, and you have tried to unlink them, however, you cannot deleted them and your Mac says that you don’t have permission
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