Hi all,
I will be getting a drive later today for the purposes of backing up my system.
It is a firewire drive and already formatted for my mac.
After hooking up the drive, how
do I back up my system with timemachine.
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In case others is struggling with how to open Time Machine in Finder to browse
for specific files. To put Time Machine in Finder, hit cmd + space, type Time
Machine, hit enter, a weired sound follows, it is many Finder windows that
splashes and you ar inside Time Machines hard drive, hit vo
How do you find out the status of Time machine.Hi all and what it is currently
backing up.
>From the status menu you can see the time machine showing it is prepping for a
>backup. But there is no time, file/directory being updated, etc?
Also, how do you verify what information is
Okay, I created a time machine backup on an network attached storage, and
I'm trying to restore from there. It let's me get to the point where I
choose where the back up is, but won't let me select it. My fault, it let's
me select it, but when it tells me to connect now t
Hi all,
I am always seeing people on here and in other places sayi9ng, "make
sure you keep a Time Machine backup" or similar things. I know time
machine is a backup/recovery tool for the mac, but I am not sure
beyond that.
1. Will any external hard drive work?
2. Do I need to form
Okay, finally took the plunge and am now using time machine. I know how to
turn manual and automatic backups on and off, but how do I get to other
backups? I want to get rid of the ones it already did because I don't want it
using up 3TB of hard disc space. So if someone could tell me h
hi it is ashame that we can't use time machine with online storage
rather than having to keep external hard drives connected at all times
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I have finally set up Time Machine, and it’s pretty good. It’s currently doing
a full backup of a partition on my external disk, this is because the first
partition hosts the bootable installation media for macOS Sierra. In fact, I’ve
just been greeted with a notification that the
Tim and others,
I do not think this was mentioned. If TM is on menu extras (enabled
in Time Machine preferences), there is a menu selection labeled Enter
Time Machine. In this window that displays are the time lines.
I know one can delete TM backups here but how, I have not figured
out
On my Mac mini 2024 latest OS I have my Mac HD encrypted with FileVault and I
also have Windows 10 running in a Bootcamp partition. I have 2 questions:
Does Time Machine only back up what is in the Mac part of the hard drive, not
the Windows partition?
And when I get a new Mac and set it up to
was a christmas present from my
ex-boyfriend ... though perhaps it just reflects our poor quality relationship
as was ... :(
On 3 Aug 2012, at 22:12, Kirsten Edmondson wrote:
> Hi,
> My time capsule came unplugged. I plugged it in again and it seemed to be ok,
> but when I went to the tim
I refuse to get rid of it, as it was a christmas present from my
> ex-boyfriend ... though perhaps it just reflects our poor quality
> relationship as was ... :(
>
>
> On 3 Aug 2012, at 22:12, Kirsten Edmondson wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>> My time capsule came unplugged.
You need to choose in time machine preferences your new disk, and the time
machine will do the rest. Find your time machine in either system preferences
or on your menu activated with control+f8.
Best of luck
Simon
On 6 Jul 2012, at 17:44, Stacey Robinson wrote:
> Hi all,
> I will be g
Hi,
How do I tell time machine to automatically do backups?
When I look in preferences, it looks like that option is turned off.
How do I change this?
Thanks for any help.
Stacey and GEB dog Chesley
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My time capsule came unplugged. I plugged it in again and it seemed to be ok,
but when I went to the time machine menu the configured icon was dimmed. I've
found my disk but it now says it cannot connect to the time machine server and
that it can't find my backup disk.
I
Hi all, I got a portable external hard drive for christmas and have been using
it with Time Machine which I have a question about.
If I were to leave Time Machine on but not have my portable hard drive
connected, would this still drain the battery on my Mac Book Pro?
This is just a question that
Hi.
My 1tb time machine backup drive is full. I am backing up a 500 gb drive,
but I have created and later deleted a number of very large files, which are
still on the backup. Is there some way I can instruck it to delete the
oldest backups automatically in order to free up disk space? Thanks
Hello All:
What does it mean when it says that time machine backup was delayed?
Jean
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Hi guys
When I do Time Machine backups, and I hope I have interpreted the question
correctly, I noticed that there is a long number after the update of the folder
and I figured out, that this is the time and date. However, it is written like
in military time. For instance, 4 o'clock i
Are you selecting the most recent backup or a specific date. I've never
restored from a network drive, but you might have to wait a bit for the drive
to mount. Network Time Machine backups are stored in Sparse Bundles, which are
special disk images. So, the image has to mount, a
e. I've never
> restored from a network drive, but you might have to wait a bit for the drive
> to mount. Network Time Machine backups are stored in Sparse Bundles, which
> are special disk images. So, the image has to mount, and if it's a large
> image, it might tak
you might have to wait a bit for the
>> drive to mount. Network Time Machine backups are stored in Sparse Bundles,
>> which are special disk images. So, the image has to mount, and if it's a
>> large image, it might take a bit before it is available.
>>
>>
As a side note, be sure that you are backing up to a separate partition
on that NAS because time machine will keep growing until it fills the
entire drive. Once full it prunes the oldest stuff.
CB
On 4/29/12 12:00 AM, Kliphton wrote:
Okay, I created a time machine backup on an network
I have spent an unproductive time with time machine today. I wanted to go back
and fetch my iTunes library file from before I upgraded to the latest version
of that app. I struck out. When my sighted husband got home, he went in to the
time machine, but all he's seeing is the deskt
I believe I found a simple solution that does not require scripting, but will
require a bit of confirmation. When I set a hotspot to an item in the menu
extras area, it appears the hot spot canstill be read with voice over command #
where # is the number of the hot spot.
It might be that the
Dear and clever listers,
There is something very basic with time machine it seems, that I cannot get my
head around. I have backed up for months, and I restored an entire machine
once. That went well.
But, what if I want to browse what is on my backups? When I choose open time
machine from
es upgrade also lost the location of my "Restore" file for my
iPhone and I've no idea where that went.
So, to get things back to normal, I wanted to restore to early
Thursday morning from my Time Capsule.
I launched Time Machine from the Dock. My sighted wife and I could
just
but the TIme Machine utility takes care of
this if I recall correctly. You could split the drive into multiple partitions
and choose where you want TIme Machine to place the backups.
> 3. Is time machine fully accessible?
I have not had any problems using TIme Machine.
> 4. Are time machin
rest readable by
>> Windows computers?
>
> I do not recall whether it matters, but the TIme Machine utility takes care
> of this if I recall correctly. You could split the drive into multiple
> partitions and choose where you want TIme Machine to place the backups.
>
>>
Hi,
I am sure you already know, you can use Carbonite on your Mac.
Max.
Original Message
Subject: Re: time machine?
From: Alex Hall
To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Date: Fri, 3 Feb 2012 15:54:11 -0500
Thanks for the responses. Regarding my last question:
1. You create a
up said magical
land with carbonite and let local backups store the less critical
settings and apps.
On 2/3/12, agent086b wrote:
> Hi,
> I am sure you already know, you can use Carbonite on your Mac.
> Max.
>
> Original Message
> Subject: Re: time machine?
>
To elaborate on #1 and #2:
You can use any external hard drive and TimeMachine will keep adding
incremental backups until the drive is full and then delete the oldest
one first. Actually it's a little more elaborate than that. From Wikipedia:
Time Machine saves hourly backups for the pa
hine will keep adding
> incremental backups until the drive is full and then delete the oldest
> one first. Actually it's a little more elaborate than that. From Wikipedia:
>
> Time Machine saves hourly backups for the past 24 hours, daily backups
> for the past month, and weekly
files there,
> I will just use time machine to keep my apps and settings up to date.
> Ideally, there would be some magical place from which both mac and
> windows could read and to which they could write in perfect harmony,
> but the file system war seems to preclude any such dream f
Alex,
First of all you would have to initiate the restoration process. If you are
working on a document of such importance you would hopefully not leave it just
to TIme Machine. Chris gave a much more involved description which was very
useful and I am sure it helped. You would always be wise
don't want to have the virtual machine image backed up by
time machine because it is a giant monolithic file. So one little change
made under Windows and the entire multi-gigabyte disk image is flagged
for backing up again. Possible if you are on a local fast big time
machine drive, but
o
> share the documents folder between your Mac and Virtual windows
> instance. That would be a nice way to get your windows documents backed
> up, although it wouldn't help with the rest of your Windows setup.
> Normally you don't want to have the virtual machine image backed u
ally you don't want to have the
> virtual machine image backed up by time machine because it is a giant
> monolithic file. So one little change made under Windows and the entire
> multi-gigabyte disk image is flagged for backing up again. Possible if you
> are on a local fast big
are settings on VMWare to share
>> the documents folder between your Mac and Virtual windows instance. That
>> would be a nice way to get your windows documents backed up, although it
>> wouldn't help with the rest of your Windows setup. Normally you don't want
&g
Being quite new to this mac stuff, I know very little about time
machine; is there any way to have time machine backup to a cloud
service like Carbonite or something? I know you can use a local hard
disk or whatever but I think I would prefer a remote store for better
security. Is this possible
le I haven't done it I know that there are settings on VMWare to share
>>> the documents folder between your Mac and Virtual windows instance. That
>>> would be a nice way to get your windows documents backed up, although it
>>> wouldn't help with the rest of y
day, February 05, 2012 1:37 PM
> To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
> Subject: Re: time machine?
>
>
>
> as good as using time machine may be, using it as a resource has it's good
> and bad points from my experiences. I use carbon copy cloner or in certain
> instances direc
ndows documents backed up, although it wouldn't help
with the rest of your Windows setup. Normally you don't want to have the
virtual machine image backed up by time machine because it is a giant
monolithic file. So one little change made under Windows and the entire
multi-gigabyt
etween your Mac and Virtual windows instance. That would be a
nice way to get your windows documents backed up, although it wouldn't help
with the rest of your Windows setup. Normally you don't want to have the
virtual machine image backed up by time machine because it is a giant
monol
backups of my laptop. Seems to work well as I plug my
laptop into the LAN when at my desk and TimeMachine does its thing.
CB
On 2/5/12 2:55 PM, Steve Holmes wrote:
Being quite new to this mac stuff, I know very little about time
machine; is there any way to have time machine backup to a cloud
:
>
> hi it is ashame that we can't use time machine with online storage
> rather than having to keep external hard drives connected at all times
> Will
>
>
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> On Aug 16, 2009, at 12:46 PM, william lomas wrote:
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>>
>> hi it is ashame that we can't use time machine with online storage
>> rather than having to keep ext
applications that will do this. Tidbits has
>> reviewed them on occasion, and I believe there was mention of one in
>> the last 2 weeks. Also the take control of backups on Leopard does
>> discuss online backups.
>>
>> Jon
>>
>> On Aug 16, 2009, at 12:46 PM, wi
o this. Tidbits has
> reviewed them on occasion, and I believe there was mention of one in
> the last 2 weeks. Also the take control of backups on Leopard does
> discuss online backups.
>
> Jon
>
> On Aug 16, 2009, at 12:46 PM, william lomas wrote:
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>>
>>
his. Tidbits has
>> reviewed them on occasion, and I believe there was mention of one in
>> the last 2 weeks. Also the take control of backups on Leopard does
>> discuss online backups.
>>
>> Jon
>>
>> On Aug 16, 2009, at 12:46 PM, william lomas wrote:
>
Hi folks,
I want to restore one file -- just one file -- using Time Machine. (I
use a Time Capsule.) I launch Time Machine, get back to the date and
time I want -- and then don't know what to do to get to and select the
file I want. There's a restore button, but I'm not sure at all
Hi all,
After doing system update my time machine disk went bad.
I had to format the disk and rebackup.
Any one have any thoughts why this happened?
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I hope everyone is having a happy and healthy New Year. I have been having
trouble with TIme Machine. I tried today to do a backup, and it keeps saying
that there is a disc error. Ejecting and reinserting the disc seemed to fix
that, but it's been backing up for hours and I can&#
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>
> Hello again. Correct.
>
> I have finally set up Time Machine, and it’s pretty good. It’s currently
> doing a full backup of a partition on my external disk, this is because the
> f
Hello, blank bar my original email.
> On 22 Sep 2016, at 19:07, Daniel C wrote:
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>
> Sent from my iPhone
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> On Sep 22, 2016, at 11:46, christopher hallsworth
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>> Hello again. Correct.
>>
>> I have finally set up Time Machine, and
ep 22, 2016, at 11:46, christopher hallsworth
wrote:
Hello again. Correct.
I have finally set up Time Machine, and it’s pretty good. It’s currently doing
a full backup of a partition on my external disk, this is because the first
partition hosts the bootable installation media for macOS Sierr
>>>
>>> Sent from my iPhone
>>>
>>> On Sep 22, 2016, at 11:46, christopher hallsworth
>>> wrote:
>>>
>>>> Hello again. Correct.
>>>>
>>>> I have finally set up Time Machine, and it’s pretty good. It’s curren
11:10 AM, christopher hallsworth wrote:
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>>> On 22 Sep 2016, at 19:07, Daniel C wrote:
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>>>
>>>
>>> Sent from my iPhone
>>>
>>> On Sep 22, 2016, at 11:46, christopher hallsworth
>>&
t;
>> On 9/22/2016 11:10 AM, christopher hallsworth wrote:
>>> Hello, blank bar my original email.
>>>> On 22 Sep 2016, at 19:07, Daniel C wrote:
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>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Sent from my iPhone
>>>>
>>>> On Sep 22, 2016,
My fault, I guess I'm not used to posting from iOS, so I figure that what I
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Certainly is regarding Time Machine. There was just some clarification posts
after the original question.
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Because that's TheSubject o
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Certainly is regarding Time Machine. There was just some clarification posts
after the original question.
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Chris,
Attempting to be funny, or just needing clarification yourself? In my
opinion, the thread didn't actually veer off, there was just some confusion as
to some responses that were posted. Hence, confusion is cleared up with
clarification.
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No offence intended. I hope none taken. There likely is a subjective line,
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Chris,
Attempting to be funny, or just needing clarification yourself? In
my opinion, the thread didn't actually veer off, there was just som
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On 7/17/2016 7:49 PM, Tim Kilburn wrote:
Hi,
Similar process.
1. Up to the Extras menu and choose Time Machine.
2. Select Enter Time Machine.
This will automatically bring you to the newest Time Machine backup
Similar process.
>
> 1. Up to the Extras menu and choose Time Machine.
> 2. Select Enter Time Machine.
>
> This will automatically bring you to the newest Time Machine backup. To
> access older ones...
>
> 3. Use the Window Chooser (VO-f2-f2) and choose Time Machine Co
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I am considering taking this step which means wiping the current TM
drive. So before I do this, I wish to know if one can still access files
in the backups.
Also can 1Password work with this? So many passwords these days.
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What is the proper way to delete some (not all) older backups? Thanks.
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Hello all,
I have a nas from qnap to make time-machine backups and mostly it works fine
But Since I use this nas for Time-machine since january 2015, it’s the second
time, now and one tim
e in july, that all backups from the past are deleted.
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Hello all,
I do a time machine back up about every week to ten days. I am wondering if
there is a way to recover an e-mail from a backup from about two weeks ago?
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I may need to do a fresh install of Sonoma. Thinking to use the Time
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can you share any pointers to help me in this project? Thanks.
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Hello,
When selecting this option from the status bar, how does one
navigate the backup? I was trying to find a particular folder in the
Finder. Thanks.
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Hi,
>From the Time Machine area that you mention here, you can delete backups of
>specific folders or files. For example, from the Finder, press cmd-shift-h to
>open your Home folder, then go up to the Time Machine extras menu and activate
>the Enter Time Machine item. As long
Nice tips on Time Machine here. Personally I am used to turn on and off the
Time Machine manually. So, Time Machine is off most of the time. Don’t need new
backups every day for my use, but will have a look at the options mentioned
here some day.
Take care
> 17. jul. 2016 kl. 20.51 skrev
6 11:51 AM, Tim Kilburn wrote:
Hi,
From the Time Machine area that you mention here, you can delete backups of
specific folders or files. For example, from the Finder, press cmd-shift-h to
open your Home folder, then go up to the Time Machine extras menu and activate
the Enter Time Machine item
Hi,
Similar process.
1. Up to the Extras menu and choose Time Machine.
2. Select Enter Time Machine.
This will automatically bring you to the newest Time Machine backup. To access
older ones...
3. Use the Window Chooser (VO-f2-f2) and choose Time Machine Controls.
There will be a
Its been too long since I did this and have not done it under
Sierra. Once I enter TM and find its controls, how do I select a date
and delete the backups up to that date? I used the slider but cannot
recall what the next step is. Thanks.
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> On Jun 10, 2017, at 7:43 AM, Harry Bell wrote:
>
> On my Mac mini 2024 latest OS I have my Mac HD encrypted with FileVault and I
> also have Windows 10 running in a Bootcamp partition. I have 2 questions:
> Does Time Machine only bac
So if I use my Time Machine backup to set up the new Mac, the result will
initially be a Mac identical to the old Mac Mini just without any Bootcamp
partition?
Thank you for your help
Harry Bell
> On 10 Jun 2017, at 16:33, Jonathan Cohn wrote:
>
> When using bootcamp, TimeMachin
M, Harry Bell wrote:
>
> So if I use my Time Machine backup to set up the new Mac, the result will
> initially be a Mac identical to the old Mac Mini just without any Bootcamp
> partition?
> Thank you for your help
> Harry Bell
>
> On 10 Jun 2017, at 16:33, Jonathan Co
tem Settings and Application specific settings
> panels does get migrated to the new system.
>
>
> Best wishes,
>
> Jonathan Cohn
>
>
>
>> On Jun 10, 2017, at 12:10 PM, Harry Bell wrote:
>>
>> So if I use my Time Machine backup to se
: Sunday, 11 June 2017 4:10 AM
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So if I use my Time Machine backup to set up the new Mac, the result will
initially be a Mac identical to the old Mac Mini just without any Bootcamp
partition?
Thank you for your help
Harry Bell
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Well, if your current machine has all of the recent OS upgrades then yes. But
the migration tool does not clone your current computers drive and onto the new
machine. Instead it
Thanks - I'll get a thunderbolt.
Cheers
Harry
> On 11 Jun 2017, at 10:07, Simon Fogarty wrote:
>
> Or even simpler in my book is to use the migration tool to copy the old
> machine content to the new machine.
>
>
>
> Very simple if you have a thunderbolt cable
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Hi all,
tonight I did a time-machine backup of my MBP running Sierra. When I looked in
Time Machine to make sure the backup was there, the date of the latest backup
showed as May 2, the backup prior to this one. I did another backup, and still
the same date. Anyone know what could be going
Hi! If I restore to a specific date with time machine will that restore also
include all settings I have made and all data? On my last Catalina install I
have the home folder on an external drive so I wonder if that setting will be
restored?Thanks in advance thanks in advance. Blessings
Stacey,
As far as I can remember, there is an off and on button in the time machine
preference window. Make sure to click the on button. Before you do, check that
the lock to prevent further changes is not on. Yo You will find it on the right
side.
Hope this will help.
Good luck
Simon
On
Simon,
Thanks so much. I've checked these things and all seems good to go.
On Jul 7, 2012, at 11:58 AM, Simon Cavendish wrote:
> Stacey,
>
> As far as I can remember, there is an off and on button in the time machine
> preference window. Make sure to click the on button. Bef
things and all seems good to go.
>
> On Jul 7, 2012, at 11:58 AM, Simon Cavendish wrote:
>
>> Stacey,
>>
>> As far as I can remember, there is an off and on button in the time machine
>> preference window. Make sure to click the on button. Before you do, check
Hi,
I was wondering if I can back stuff up with time machine manually instead of
the scheduled backups? If so, how can this be done?
Thanks
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But keeping your Mac Book Pro on will also drain the battery so where is the
logic in this question if you don't mind me asking?
What i mean is, you are going to leave your Mac Book on off the mains I presume
so that will also run down the battery will it not? So having your time machin
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