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Hi All,
I just setup my new M4 Mac Mini. I upgraded from a 2012.
I have over 10 years of files, apps, etc. And think it would be
a good idea to dump old files, apps, etc. I don't need anymore.
What is the most efficient way to do this?
Thanks
The most efficient way is to set it up as a new device. Install only the apps that you use and transfer only your documents and data.
But if you use Migration Assistant it doesn't allow that.
You would have to use a different method? Which method
would that be?
When I setup my old Mac mini I used fire wire to connect
to my other mac mini where I can filter what I want on the
new device.
Going from a 2012 to a M4 how can I connect the two devices?
I didn't research this but I bet there is a way.
I just used time machine to set it up and know it's probably the
most inefficient method.
Most efficient way to clean up HD?
