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• What should I stop time machine during the upgrade at El Captian?

  Do I have to stop the machine in time during the upgrade to El captain?

  N °

  Make sure that your Mac meets the requirements > update of OS X El Capitan

• Time Machine backs up too much upward

  Hello

  I recently bought a Capsule 2 TB and my MacBook Pro using Time Machine backup. When first installed, I've caused a problem with the process and after that TM works perfectly, save every hour, I changed the name of the time Capsule and things this is ugly even if I tried to change the name back. I put the time Capsule at its factory, deleted all the previous data backup settings, it relinked on my Mac and restarted the initial upward.

  Everything looks fine but now Time Machine back up to several times per hour, and at random intervals, sometimes without be planned. It doesn't seem to be taking additional storage on the Time Capsule, so it's more an annoyance that there are has multiple windows when I enter Time Machine or duplication of files. There are also 2 or 3 for each day more than 24 hours ago. I started back up only when it is plugged. I don't think that there is a problem with my power adapter/cable.

  Any advice? Thank you very much.

  Time Machine is designed to backup to local drive, if the normal backup target is disconnected.

  I recommend you do a reset of time Machine.

  Here see A4. He is old, but the method is still valid.

  http://pondini.org/TM/troubleshooting.html

  Then reconfigure for backup of your TC.

  Disable backups when the target is disconnected.

  See http://pondini.org/TM/30.html

  IMHO, it may be useful to consider buying Carbon Copy Cloner or other backup software. Stop time Machine and use something that is more reliable and more controllable. It can back up to CT as does TM.

• Time Machine - how to change discs

  Hello

  Until now, I had time Machine using external HD_1 external drive. I just bought a new drive, external HD_2. I'd like Time Machine to begin to use external HD_2 while the addition of new backups to existing backups database.

  My question is: How can I transfer the backup database that is currently on HD_1 to HD_2? Do, I just have:

  -stop time Machine

  -in the Finder, move the folder of backups from one volume to another database

  -to tell Time Machine to use HD_2 and reboot

  or are there other complications - for example I'll end up with 2 databases disconnected backups - I need?

  Thanks in advance.

  http://pondini.org/TM/18.html

• Interval of time Machine

  How can I set the interval of time machine.

  Hi peterfromerlangen,

  I understand that you want to change the time interval when Time Machine backs up your Mac.  You cannot change the interval.  However, you can disable automatic backups and choose to manually back up your computer when it is most convenient for you.

  Use Time Machine to back up or restore your Mac

  Backup using Time Machine

  After you set up Time Machine, it does automatically hourly backups for the past 24 hours, daily backups for the month past and weekly for the past few months a whole. Older backups are deleted when your backup drive is full.

  • To back up now rather than wait for the next automatic backup, choose Back Up Now from the Time Machine menu .
  • To stop the automatic backups, turn off time Machine in Time Machine preferences. You can always back up manually by choosing back up now from the Time Machine menu.
  • To pause a backup, choose Stop Time Machine backup on the menu. To continue, choose Back Up Now.
  • To check the backup status, use the Time Machine menu. The icon shows what Time Machine backup , slowed down until the next automatic backup , or unable to finish the backup .
  • To exclude the elements of your backup, open Time Machine preferences in the Time machine menu, click Options, and then click Add and select the item to exclude.

  

  Your first backup may take a while, depending on the number of files you have. You can continue to use your Mac while a backup is in progress. Computers Mac some make backups, even while you sleep. Time Machine backs up only files that have changed since the previous backup, so future backups will be faster.

  See you soon,.

• Mac does not start in recovery; could be related to Time Machine

  I recently bought a new Mac with El Capitan. Last night I finished a Time Machine backup to my old Mac (also El Capitan) and installed on the new Mac Time Machine backup.  When it was done installing, it has stopped working - I just hit a blue screen. After an hour or two, I restarted and it has never progressed beyond the Apple symbol and the spinning wheel.  I tried to reboot into Recovery Mode to try a re - install, but it won't let me.  I then went in Mode safe mode with set reports and he never finished, start the system, he kept having the same error pop up - 'tried to access a file compressed or unregistered type 7' or '8' again and again.

  I am at a loss.  Is it possible that I can boot into Recovery Mode, or otherwise get this machine to run?

  Thanks for your help.

  Start the MBP with the OPTION, COMMAND + R keys.

  Which should translate into a display showing a rotating globe:

  

  Following the directions, you will be connected to the servers Apple and power reinstall the original OSX.  You may need to wipe the HARD drive before installing the OSX.

  Ciao.

• Time Machine failed backup. What are alternative backup software?

  A MBP with 1 TB HD could not continue the Time Machine backup, after update OS X to El Capitan 10.11.6. Old backups TM are automatically removed because of the error checking. The MBP also failed to make a new backup TM.

  I guess I maybe need a reinstallation of the OS X. How is it safe to reinstall OS X 10.11.6 without a backup?  Any suggestion of a software disk cloning? (e.g. copy of carbon can make a clone of disc? How do I?)

  You should check the drive you used for Time Machine backups with disk utility > first aid to make sure that the disc is not serious. If you mean Carbon Copy clone, yes it can create clones. Instructions to create a clone are provided with the program.

• Is there a community Apple Time Machine or Family Tree Maker software by ancestry.com.au?

  I can't find the answer to my posted question, either right now or a few years ago, when I last tried.  Maybe I'm posting in the wrong community.

  My question is as above, because I can not restore a deleted of the software said using Time Machine.

  I could never do all the time when the software was originally installed on my old mac, and I can't do it after the transfer of all my system from the old to the new mac.  However, my new mac now tells me that it can't open the application, although it is on my Dock and works perfectly with some other trees it contains; He asks me to migrate.  He may not need migration because it works!  Any ideas?

  These forums are only on Apple Software and Hardware, so it will not be a forum for any form of third-party software.

  I don't see anything specific to Time Machine, but this Web site provides much useful information about Time Machine:

  http://pondini.org

  Can you explain exactly what you have restored?

  In addition, please explain how the application runs, but doesn't? I'm confused by your statement that it runs from the dock with other trees, but does not otherwise.

  In relation to this, you have restored an older version of the App, hoping that your old trees were stored in the app itself? If so, this isn't how everything works. Apps for does not store data in the application. They have separate data storage areas and that's what should be restored.

• Malware and Reset Time Machine software

  Although I have been scrupulous about not to click on suspicious links for many years, I managed to download Mackeeper when you try to download a user manual.   If I go to Time Machine and restore from a date before that the download will be this to remove malware from my MacBook Air?

  Well isn't really Malware, but can do more damage than good (and their marketing strategy is rather questionable), so you'd be able to simply remove the app, follow these instructions:

  mackeeper-refund-3612033 http://www.Macworld.co.uk/How-to/Mac-Software/How-Remove-Mac-Antivirus-Software-/

  or there is a lot of help on how to do it on this forum.

  But to answer your question, Yes, restore from an older version of TM is also clear it all out.

• My Clickfree automatic backup drive has stopped working, with my iMac, what is the best replacement to use with Time machine

  My Clickfree automatic backup drive I had for many years stopped working with my iMac, what is the best replacement to use with Time Machine.

  I can't even reformat the drive to try to start over, then think its time I invested in a high today but don't know where start looking so any advise would be a great help.

  Thank you guys

  A lot of users on these forums recommend OWC (www.macsales.com) Mercury Elite Pro series JEP due to their durability, affordability and quality of construction. I have about 6 of them connected to my iMac and have never had a speaker to fail. When a hard drive fails, substitute is a 5-minute process to re - use the box. To help you get started, you can find the line to: https://eshop.macsales.com/shop/firewire/1394/USB/EliteAL/eSATA_FW800_FW400_USB

  You can find them in various ways and with a variety of configurations of connection so you can find the one that best fits your needs.

  Good luck!

• Time Machine on Recovery Mode

  I don't know what to do and how should I use Time Machine restore from the backup.

  My MacBook Pro does not start normally.

  I tried to Reinstall Mac OS X , but the disk is locked.

  I don't think that I backed up my Mac.

  I wrote this on Safari while on the Recovery Mode.

  If you have another Mac, take the reader of your MacBook Pro, put it in an external enclosure (2.5 inches SATA), plugged into your Mac to another and save it.

• Is there an advantage to having a backup disk image of Macintosh HD (for MacBook Pro) to ease/speed of recovery after a disk failure rather than using Time Machine to recover?

  I'm trying to understand the best way to prepare for the recovery of a failure in the drive for a MacBook Pro.

  I do not understand the nuances of the time Machine - I know from personal experience that it is a recovery tool great when your existing drive is intact and you're just trying to restore a file.  But what happens if the drive has a hardware failure and needs to be replaced?

  Is there an advantage to take periodic images of Macintosh HD for quick recovery (and then using the incremental backups Time Machine to catch up to the current position).  Or Time Machine may facilitate a recovery in case of failure of the disc just as easily/quickly that will give it to have a separate image backup?

  Thanks in advance for your help.

  YES!.  If you have a clone boot disk, you can either connect it to a MBP or Exchange it with the internal HDD failed and be back in business quickly.  Time machine, as good as is, can take several hours to restore your system, depending on the amount of data.

  For cloning, I recommend Carbon Copy Cloner.  It is not free, but it's worth the price:

  https://Bombich.com/

  I use it in conjunction with Time Machine.  (two backups are better than one)

  Ciao.

• Messaging software - gives a unique Time Machine e-mail folder?

  Hi, recently, I accidentally deleted a folder in e-mail software and apparently lost all the content and the folder itself. Can I retrieve an e-mail folder unique to Time Machine, and if so, please can someone tell me how?

  Thank you.

  Make a backup, preferably 2 backups on 2 separate drives.

  Go to Finder and select your user folder. With this Finder window as the windshield, select Finder/display/display options for presenting or order - J.  When the display options opens, check "show the library folder. This should make your visible user library folder in your user folder.  Select Library/Mail/V2.  Enter the time Machine and restore the deleted folder.

• Time Machine password recovery

  I changed my password for the iMac and seem to have mistyped the same way twice. Now I can't access any secure function, such as changing passwords, allowing changes to the system prefs, su, sudo, and so on. I have a Time machine backup from before the change and I would like to recover the password by the recovery from that. Unfortunately I seem to be unable to suss out the incantation appropriate to do. Do I have to reboot in recovery mode, and which would allow a specific restore TM backup? El Capitan 10.11.3

  Try to boot into recovery (command-R) Mode and then open Terminal from the utilities Menu bar. And type resetpassword. See if you can reset the admin password you're wrong.

• Time Machine every few weeks stopped backup because it must create a new backup. 9 to on MY Cloud EX2 takes 4 full days. Crazy to keep losing all backup dates.

  Time Machine every few weeks stopped backup because it must create a new backup. 9 to on MY Cloud EX2 takes 4 full days.

  Crazy to keep losing all backup dates

  Message reads

  "Time Machine has conducted an audit of your backups on"WDMyCloudEX2". To improve the reliability,

  Time Machine must create a new backup for you"

  Click Start a new backup to create a new backup. This will remove your existing backup history. This may take several hours.

  Click Back Up later to be reminded tomorrow. Time Machine won't perform backups during this period.

  Is - this common, no way to stop it?

  Just take a brief look at WD for 'My Cloud EX2' site, they list El Capitan as an operating system supported. Mavericks is the latest OS listed. Probably you need to contact Western Digital support.