Help/Support Cant delete unfinished download app

[Tricerariel 470 iPhone 5 10.2.1]

i was downloading some apps then my mac ran out of battery after i charged it up i turned it on and cant delete the unfinished app (When i hold and then i press delete it wont dissapear

 

www.youtube.com/watch?v=DdnICmNr6j4 Updated October 10, 2015 by Tricerariel

[--Techarmor-- 5.2k 6 9.0.2]

try rebooting it

[Tricerariel 470 iPhone 5 10.2.1]

try rebooting it

It started a year ago ive rebooted alot of time

[--Techarmor-- 5.2k 6 9.0.2]

It started a year ago ive rebooted alot of time

well its unfinished *Does not occupy space* so just leave it or follow this I found:

1. Run this command from Terminal:

   defaults write com.apple.appstore ShowDebugMenu -bool true && killall App\ Store

2. Go to the the App Store debug menu and reveal the download folder. You can delete the whole thing from Finder.

    

3. Log out and back in to your Mac.

4. Empty the trash.

[Tricerariel 470 iPhone 5 10.2.1]

No matching processes belonging to you were 

 

 

well its unfinished *Does not occupy space* so just leave it or follow this I found:

1. Run this command from Terminal:

   defaults write com.apple.appstore ShowDebugMenu -bool true && killall App\ Store

2. Go to the the App Store debug menu and reveal the download folder. You can delete the whole thing from Finder.

    

3. Log out and back in to your Mac.

4. Empty the trash.

 

[--Techarmor-- 5.2k 6 9.0.2]

 

No matching processes belonging to you were 

 

well i just found it somewhere

is this it?

You must leave a space following rm, so that it reads "sudo rm ". Do not press Return yet.

1. Open Terminal.
2. Type: sudo rm
3. Drag the fileis icon into the Terminal window, which will automatically enter the fileis pathname.
4. Press Return.
5. Enter your Admin user password when prompted, then press Return.

[Tricerariel 470 iPhone 5 10.2.1]

 

well i just found it somewhere

is this it?

You must leave a space following rm, so that it reads "sudo rm ". Do not press Return yet.

1. Open Terminal.
2. Type: sudo rm
3. Drag the fileis icon into the Terminal window, which will automatically enter the fileis pathname.
4. Press Return.
5. Enter your Admin user password when prompted, then press Return.

 

www.youtube.com/watch?v=DdnICmNr6j4

[--Techarmor-- 5.2k 6 9.0.2]

www.youtube.com/watch?v=DdnICmNr6j4

oh so dats ur prob.

[Tricerariel 470 iPhone 5 10.2.1]

oh so dats ur prob.

[--Techarmor-- 5.2k 6 9.0.2]

try formatting your mac. Helps every problem

just save your files

in any hard disk