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Too much test have been proved that hidden data on iPad always occupy a large amount of storage space, and if you can find a way to clear them, you can get more new space for using as you like.

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But the problem is how to achieve the goal effectively? It is no doubt that you can clear memory on iPad by deleting these media files one by one, but how about these hidden data on your iPad?

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Thus, in order to speed up your iPad or free up more space on your iPad Air, the new iPad, iPad mini or iPad 4/2, you need to clear or delete these unnecessary files from iPad completely, including unused apps, movies, photos, caches, junk files, or even temp files. Why? There are so many reasons result in your iPad storage space getting limited, such as instantly downloading apps, movies, music, or other media files, increasing caches or junk files on iPad, and so on. If or when a sweep scan (of the whole hard drive) slows down, you can record the files causing the problem and from there a solution can be worked out.Whatever how much the storage space your iPad have, you'll find that your iPad storage space become smaller and smaller yet runs slower and slower.

Finally you can run a sweep scan and output what is being scan as the scan goes.

Once it's clear where the problematic folder/files are a resolution can be worked out. Chances are at some point you will hit on a folder with a ton of large files (or compressed files if still scanning those) and the scanner will get stuck again. Run that, see how it goes and expand the items to be scanned list. For example set up a custom scan to scan just your Home folder.

If you have tried the point above and/or are running custom scan: Try limiting the folders for the scan - break down the whole 445GB drive into small parts.

Time Machine scanning isn't generally required because the files are wrapped up inside a backup and can't harm the computer. See the scanning your Mac video for how to exclude volumes and prevent compressed files from being scanned.

If running a 'Scan This Mac' scan exclude volumes like Time Machine etc.

I know this idea may not appeal so moving on. If you have loads of personal files you cannot remove, and this is just a general file management suggestion.maybe move all those files to a USB drive and keep them on there rather than the main hard drive. However with 445GB of files to scan maybe there are somethings you can clear out now (even empty the Trash). Maybe all that space is taken up by important files, and I'm not suggesting you delete those. You mentioned you have 55GB free out of a 500GB hard drive. Having a general tidy up can help with the Mac's performance overall - for example less stuff for Spotlight to have to index. large files) that you don't need anymore.

Have a clear out of old files: In Finder click through folders (like Downloads, etc.) and delete things (esp.

There are a few ways of handling this and they all focus on reducing the amount of files SAV has to get through for a particular scan. Obviously if the scan takes all day and night it can be judged to have basically become 'stuck' rather than arguing it's just really really (really) slow. :smileywink: It may seem like the scan is stuck but it's more likely it is scanning files but doing slowly. My OSX is 10.9.2, my processor is 2.8 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo with 4 GB 667 MHz DDR2 SDRAM.

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Looking up this trojan, I see that it is a Windows trojan, so it must not be why my Mac is so slow. It gets stuck with different numbers each time. This morning that was the status, but the "Items remaining" is not moving. Last night that was the status, with the scanning moving. But the next time I checked that was locked again. A few times I clicked on the "lock to make changes" icon and gave my password.

Yesterday the Quarantine Manager pulled it up and says "Cleanup in progress", with the little in-progress icon to the right of it. This time I tried it lasted long enough to find a Troj/DocDrop-BM. I tried again and shut down after it got stuck the next day. A few hours later I was doing other stuff on my computer and it was stuck again. I let it run over night, and it was still running. I shut down my computer, rebooted, and tried again, this time with "Caffeine" to stop my computer from sleeping. After a couple of hours I discovered it was stuck. I have fairly slow cable Internet, but it's slow other times as well (although more apparent with my browsers). My Mac has been very slow the last month or so, with a lot of beach ball use.