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Mac backups with Time Machine
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Wednesday December 3, 2008
Tutorials
Wednesday December 3, 2008
If you have a Mac running OSX, you have Time Machine, a backup program that allows you to create a full image of your Mac, your documents, pictures, applications, music, movies and more.
We'll walk through the steps to keep your Mac backed up at all times.
We'll walk through the steps to keep your Mac backed up at all times.
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- Open Time Machine by selecting the Time Machine icon in the Dock.
- In the window that appears, select Open Time Machine Prefs.
- In Time Machine preferences, slide the selector switch to ON to have your files automatically backed up.
- A disk selection window appears. Choose the volume you wish to use as your Mac's backup drive and click on Use for Backup.
- Click on Options to choose from among the advanced options like whether or not to perform backups while on battery power or warn before deleting old backups.
- In the window that appears, select Open Time Machine Prefs.
- In Time Machine preferences, slide the selector switch to ON to have your files automatically backed up.
- A disk selection window appears. Choose the volume you wish to use as your Mac's backup drive and click on Use for Backup.
- Click on Options to choose from among the advanced options like whether or not to perform backups while on battery power or warn before deleting old backups.
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