Use of third-party apps to back up when Mac is not responding
Use of third-party apps to back up when Mac is not responding
iMac 27″, macOS 10.13
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Use of third-party apps to back up when Mac is not responding
iMac 27″, macOS 10.13
There is not need to use Third Party Application to make Backups. The builtin Time Machine Backup application is System Preferences is all that is required. Back up your Mac with Time Machine
There is not need to use Third Party Application to make Backups. The builtin Time Machine Backup application is System Preferences is all that is required. Back up your Mac with Time Machine
Thank you, P Phillips!
How to do the back up with Time Machine when Mac is not loading e.g. no possibility to go to make the back up to USB stick.
I can only access via the Recovery mode. There is a time Machine which is looking for the back up files and not finding as I have not done it before.
Is it possible to access the time machine when Mac is frozen? I need it before I reformate the disk.
Thank you!
The First Time Machine Backup must be done from within a Functional Operating Computer. If the computer is not starting up normally - suggest attempting to satrap in Safe Mode. Shutdown computer and disconnect all external drives. Restart and Immediately hold the - Shift - key. This will attempt to do a Repair Disk, clear cache files and only load Apple Software and Fonts. It will load slowly - Normal. If successful - it will look and perform differently - also normal. Then you can perform the Time Machine Backup. Again, suggest having a reliable External USB Drive at least 1 1/2 times as large as the size of the Internal Drive. Example - if Internal Drive ie 256 GB in size the External Drive should be 1.5 times x 256 GB = 384 GB in size.
Use of third-party apps to back up when Mac is not responding