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I have several backups from a year or two ago for my Macs, an iMac and a MacbookPro. One old post I saw the users recommended to go into Finder, chose the Time Machine drive (in my case a LaCie), then select the device and finally select the individual backups. One other way I can see is to reformat the Time Machine drive? If viable, what's best way to do that then I can do a fresh, full Time Machine backup
iMac Line (2012 and Later)
Erase and reformat the TM drive is the most efficient method to remove old TM backups. Then you can start over with a fresh, full backup and go from there.
Erase and reformat the TM drive is the most efficient method to remove old TM backups. Then you can start over with a fresh, full backup and go from there.
Best way to delete old Time Machine backups
