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See if there are any there that don't really have to be opened automatically. Then you can click on any item you want to remove from the list to highlight it, then click on the minus sign (-) to remove you clearly have plenty of free space available!! So, I was wrong there.Ībove are my items that open automatically when I log in. Put in your Admin Password when requested. To delete any/all of these (your choice), Click on the Padlock at the bottom left. To do this, Click on the Apple Icon -  - on the far left of the top menu bar, then choose "System Preferences" then Click on "Users and Groups", when that opens, Click on "Login Items".Ībove are my items that open automatically when I log in. The other easy thing to do, again suggested by Randy, is to look and see which apps are started automatically at a reboot. As Randy wisely said, this is a well established means of determining whether the problem is related to your software - (which includes the Operating System and any apps you have installed) - or is a hardware problem. He gave you a Link telling you how to restart the Mac in Safe Mode. Perhaps the easiest and quickest one to try first is Safe Mode. You clearly have plenty of free space available!! So, I was wrong there.