It does not look like one can delete files or folders from inside a
Time Machine backup. So I will leave things as they are.
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On 5/12/2024 9:19 AM, Dave Carlson
Quick note here. My backup drive is not encrypted. I need to play
with it some more but one thing I cannot do is delete files from the backup.
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"Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much."
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On 5/12/2024 10:
Hi Dave,
My Time Machine backup is encrypted. Hence, when I attach the drive to the
computer, a system dialogue pops up asking for the password. Once entered,
there is a few seconds delay then the Seagate drive shows up on the Desktop.
After that, I can browse the drive like any other drive; no
Ian,
That may work, but I think first you need to select the backup file and open
the image mounter to get it added to the desktop.
Dave Carlson
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On May 12, 2024, at 10:41 AM, Ian Robinson wrote:
When I’ve checked my
When I’ve checked my own Time Machine backups, the easiest way seems to be to
open the drive and navigate the folders in Finder in the usual way.
My Time Machine drive is set to show up on the Desktop.
After pressing Command+o on the drive, there was a list of folders named with
the date of the
E.T.
Here’s a text file I copied a few years back. Process seems a bit squirrely but
I think I’ve managed to use it a couple times.
Restore a File Using Time Machine
Position on desired folder
Extras menu, Time Machine
Enter Time Machine; wait until finished
Control-Option F1
Finder in Time Mac
I have never been completely sure of the official way of doing this.
I do remember some discussion though.
1. Find the timeline areea by stop interacting and then going to the next
item .
2. The backup selection is a slider that can be navigated several ways.
ONce you find the date, then go back to
Hello,
When selecting this option from the status bar, how does one
navigate the backup? I was trying to find a particular folder in the
Finder. Thanks.
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