

If you are facing issues with file syncing, you might have to remove Adobe Content Synchronizer. For example, type 4 (CC Apps) if you want to uninstall a Creative Cloud app.ĭ) Subsequently, to remove an app, select the app that you want to remove by typing the number that corresponds to the app name, and then press Enter. Press Enter.Ĭ) Type the number that corresponds to the option you want to select, and then press Enter. The dangers of having the Downloads folder with stuff in it is there is the possibility of drive by downloads where a small trojan can be in there waiting for you to launch it.A) Choose your language: Type e for English or jfor Japanese, and then press Enter.ī) Review the Adobe End-User License Agreement: Type y to accept or n to decline (if you decline, the script stops). I'm not prone to deleting anything, but in case I get caught I have the clones.Īlso the Downloads folder is not a storage space, if you want to keep the install packages you should move them to a regular folder. Perhaps a auto-updated clone is in order, I have my boot drive partitoned 50/50 and A is auto-cloned/updated to B every couple of days, plus external drive clones weekly and monthly and even one every 6 months. If your prone to accidential deletions there is software than can be installed prior to the deletion and can "undo" deletes.

😉ĭisk Utility is far worse and Terminal is can wipe the entire drive while your still using it.

Here are a few examples:ĬCleaner is a good program, it's just you were not aware of it's effects or perhaps what it's really designed for. There are many nationwide / worldwide data recovery companies out there. You can contact a local Apple Authorized Provider to see if they offer data recovery services: If you don't have backups and this was critical information that you need back then data recovery is your next step:ĭata Recovery software that allows you to recover data yourself: It happens to everyone at some point or another and then we learn (hopefully) to make backups so we don't have to worry about it again. If you don't make backups, now would be a good time to start as you've just experienced data loss. If you have a backup ( / ) you can restore that folder from your backup. If they can't be found then that program likely deleted them. If you know the name of one or more of the files that were in that folder you can search your computer for them (File > Find > This Mac).
