Hello,
I am trying to back up my computer and have the hard drive formatted for Mac OS (extended).
When I plug the hard drive into the USB it recognizes the drive perfectly fine and will even allow me to run the initial backup process. However, it soon realizes not enough space is on the hard drive for the full backup to take place so it says I need to select less things to backup or clear the space.
I tried manually removing old backups from the drive by sending them to my trash on my computer, however the hard drive still registers that over 200GB are being used. I checked the two major folders under the hard drive and both are only megabytes large.
How do I solve this problem? i.e. delete old backups properly or reset the drive completely?
Thanks!
I am trying to back up my computer and have the hard drive formatted for Mac OS (extended).
When I plug the hard drive into the USB it recognizes the drive perfectly fine and will even allow me to run the initial backup process. However, it soon realizes not enough space is on the hard drive for the full backup to take place so it says I need to select less things to backup or clear the space.
I tried manually removing old backups from the drive by sending them to my trash on my computer, however the hard drive still registers that over 200GB are being used. I checked the two major folders under the hard drive and both are only megabytes large.
How do I solve this problem? i.e. delete old backups properly or reset the drive completely?
Thanks!