How to Backup Your Mac With Time Machine in macOS Ventura
Time Machine is one of the unsung heroes of macOS, automating the process of backing up your primary data drive to an external drive. Here's how to get started.
Time Machine is one of the unsung heroes of macOS, automating the process of backing up your primary data drive to an external drive. Here's how to get started.
Need to restore your Mac to a previous state? Migration Assistant and Time Machine make it easy. Here's how to tackle it in macOS Ventura.
Time Machine is one of the best features of macOS, automating the process of backing up your primary data drive to an external drive.
Our 12 Days of Backups series teaches you how to back up your Apple devices. Day 1 highlights using Time Machine for the Mac
With macOS Big Sur, you need an APSF-formatted drive to use Time Machine for backing up your files—which could be a problem.
A quick guide on how to delete Time Machine local snapshots in order to free space on your Mac.
When you’ve backed up your data with Time Machine, there are steps you can take to make sure it’s safe from prying eyes
If you’re not making backups of the data on your Mac, you’re living dangerously, my friend. I don’t wish any of these scenarios on you, but it’s always possible that your computer could up and die on you, data could...
Time Machine is certainly an easy-to-use app for backing up your data. It's free, and comes installed and ready to use with the Mac OS. In many of our Rocket Yard guides, we’ve often suggested that you perform a backup...
