What and Where Is the Utilities Folder on Mac (Sequoia)?

What Is Utilities Folder on Mac?

The Utilities folder on Mac contains a set of system utilities and tools. It includes Activity Monitor, Disk Utility, Terminal, Console, Boot Camp Assistant, Migration Assistant, System Information, Screenshot, and more. These tools are often used for tasks like disk management, system monitoring, troubleshooting, system settings configuration, etc.

How to Open Utilities Folder on Mac – 4 Ways

To open the Utilities folder on Mac, you can use one of the 4 ways below.

Way 1. Open the Utilities Folder from Finder

• Open Finder from the Dock.
• Click Applications in the sidebar.
• In the right window, find and double-click Utilities to open the folder.

Way 2. Use the Go Menu

• Open Finder on your Mac.
• Click the “Go” menu in your Mac menu bar.
• Select Utilities from the drop-down menu.

Way 3. Open the Utilities Folder on Mac with Spotlight

• Click the Spotlight Search icon at the top-right corner. You can also press the Command + Space keyboard shortcut to open Spotlight.
• Type Utilities in the search box.
• Double-click the Utilities folder to open it.

Way 4. Use Command + Shift + U

To open the Utilities folder on Mac, you can also press the Command + Shift + U keyboard shortcut.

All Applications in the Utilities Folder

• Activity Monitor
• Airport Utility
• Terminal
• Audio MIDI Setup
• Bluetooth File Exchange
• Digital Color Meter
• VoiceOver Utility
• System Information
• Grapher
• Script Editor
• Disk Utility
• Screenshot
• Migration Assistant
• Keychain Access
• Console
• ColorSync Utility
• Boot Camp Assistant
• Feedback Assistant

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Conclusion

This post gives a simple introduction to the Mac Disk Utilities folder. 4 ways are provided to help you easily open the Utilities folder on Mac. An easy-to-use app uninstalling program is also introduced to help you completely uninstall applications from your Mac.

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