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Morning all A couple of days ago I swapped the HDD in my mid-2009 13″ MBP for an SSD of the same size (512GB). I’m now restoring all my files from TIme Machine backup & it’s taking an age – 24 hours so far & another 70 hours to go! Searching the web, this seems pretty normal, unless someone Hi, I’m currently using Time Machine to create regular backups of my Mac. As far as I know (and hope), Time Machine allows me to perform a full system restore, including all apps and settings. However, I’m curious: What are the actual advantages of third-party backup tools like Carbon Copy Whenever my time machine backup starts I get a message Backing Up Encrypted disk to Unencrypted Disk. I don’t know what that is about as I have never encrypted anything.

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I’ve noticed recently that my Time Machine backups are all very large (generally 350Mb to 500Mb), even if I do little to nothing in the hour between an issue with external backup runs. The program with this is that the time it takes to backup, then run the cleanup process, can be as long as 30 minutes. Meaning the

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My MBP (16’ M1) has a hardwired connection to my local network and in that network is a Mac Mini that has an external SSD disk attached to it that is specifically dedicated to Time have Time Machine back up Machine (the SSD). It has worked fine for years. Recently I needed a backup of a preference file in the OS, and I discovered that TM only shows me the last two days of backups even

No reason why you can’t – but remember if you are using the Time Machine partition to back up your photos from the other partition, then you don’t really have any effective backup for those photo in the event of a physical hard drive failure on that drive overall. Hi, I just bought with the last beta my first macbook, and I have a problem with the Time Machine. I connected an external hard drive which had some stuff I didn’t want to delete, so I partitioned the hard drive to two, one with all the data on it, and the rest (480 gb) I want to use as my backup space with Time

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This is unusual. Time Machine is reporting all files as „Date Added“ – 17 August 1970. And when I restore or transfer the data to a new system. The date migrates with the files Any suggestions on this would be really appreciated. And yes, I’m fully up to My iMac died last month, but everything was backed up on a 1-TB partition of a 2.5″ HDD. But now I’m on a PC running Windows 10 and I don’t know of the „correct“ way to go about recovering all my beloved files. Where

i all, I have a new 14” MacBook Pro running Monterey. I have an external SSD that I set up to be a time machine backup- APFS encrypted with a password. I made my first few backups and everything went fine, I can see the time machine backups fine in the time machine utility, the password works Just set up a new Mac Studio from scratch. We use OneDrive for file storage so when I save a document on my local machine, it also uploads to OneDrive. The new Time Machine backup only backs up an Alias of my local OneDrive folder, not all of the files in it, so really my files are not being Is it a coincidence that after installing Sequoia 15 Time Machine no longer works? TM says backup disk is not available and it isn’t in finder. But it is

Anyone know how to fix this? If I enter Time Machine, the initial finder window is fine and I can see the contents, but if Apple News I scroll back, each finder window is just black. Time machine is showing that it has created the backups, and if I go

Anyone else seeing this? Started with the last beta. Time machine runs through all the process and does the world’s slowest backup, then right at the end it fails with this message. I’ve restarted, and unpaired the backup disk and re-paired it

Hi everyone, suddenly, the Spotlight indexing on my MacBook Pro M2 Max with macOS Sequioa 15.2 crashes repeatedly. The console is full of crash reports from the mds_stores process. And it seems that the time machine backups are the ones that cannot be indexed properly anymore. It is always the So I had an older imac (2013) with a fusion drive that died. No problem, I thought – I have a time machine backup. So I bought a new Mac Mini, and an external SSD to put my files. The only problem is that when I went to restore my backup – it’s larger than the drive on Bear in mind that the initial backup takes time, so you may want to set up Time Machine in the evening and leave your Mac on overnight for the process to complete. Setting up Time Machine

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I have 2 external drives connected to my Mac mini M4 Pro; 1x LaCie d2 10TB (formatted in macOS Extended (Journaled) for Time Machine and separate files. 1x OWC Express 1M2 (with 4TB Samsung 990Pro SSD inside). This one is new and I want to use it specifically for (photo) files. Nothing more Time Machine discs generally won’t reach „full.“ When the disc runs out of room, TM starts deleting the older copies of files that are backed up to replace them with newer versions (this is- in effect- cutting how far „back in time“ you can go if you want to retrieve an older version (s) of some file).

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I’ve had a Sandisk 500gb drive that I’ve used as a time machine backup drive for about 4 years. Recently, I upgraded to a 14″ MBP w/ M1 Pro. Since using I turned off the new computer, Time Machine worked for some time then stopped working for some reason. It was also interesting that for a long time, I had

Anyone else seeing where Time Machine is skipping hourly backups under Sonoma? I had an issue with external drives after updating to Sonoma. That caused me to adjust some external drives, one of them being a TM backup disk. This is an external encrypted 4 TB HDD. I wiped the drive and Resolved Time machine experiencing multiple issues on Monterey (my personal issue resolved) I am moving from Sierra to a new Mac with Monterey and this is my first contact with APFS. Currently, I am setting up an 18TB Western Digital HDD for TimeMachine and an 12TB WD HDD for clone backups (will be using either SupderDuper! or CarbonCopyCloner). Which file system should I choose

I have recently upgraded from Mavericks to Sierra. Before the upgrade I turned off TimeMachine. Can I just turn it back on now or should I start over by erasing the drive and letting TimeMachine start fresh? Hi all I use a Macbook a time machine backup M1 with Sequoia installed. I’ve been backing up to an Apple Time Capsule using v7.8.1 for years. I just upgraded from 15.5 to 15.6 and now see a warning message: „Future versions of MacOS will no longer support Time

HI, I have had many macs and have filled up the space on my Synology NAS in my Time Machine share. Some of these macs are long since gone, and I do not need their backups using space. How can I correctly delete these? Can I just delete the folders for the old systems from the Time Machine AFAIK Time Machine does not distinguish iCloud data from any other data. If the iCloud data exists on your Mac, TM sees it and backs it up like it would any other data.

Use Time Machine on your Mac with a Time Capsule and with USB and Thunderbolt disks. Hello, have a question regarding Time Machine and the possibility to use two external drives set up as RAID1. Can i set up two external drives as RAID1 and then have Time Machine back up on one of this drives? Will the second drive in the RAID be utilized to restore the Mac with no problems Hi All, I am desperately trying to restore a Time Machine backup stored on my (LaCie d2 Thunderbolt 3 10Tb) external drive to my (2019) iMac running Big Sur 11.2. Here is what I have done: Started up iMac while pressing CMD + R Selected « Restore from Time Machine » and clicked « Continue »

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I’m a bit stumped here regarding Time Machine as of late. Over the past few weeks, Time Machine backups have been taking hours for an hourly backup (and it’s rarely anything more than a couple hundred MB), and it’s been annoying, but didn’t really think it was that big of a deal. Well, Time It’s really simple. Go to Time Machine in System Preferences and click the Options button at the bottom of that Window. In this window you would select any disks that you DO NOT want Time Machine to backup. As long as

Does anyone know (how to create) a shortcut for launching Time machine?