ell me how to set that up?
> Thanks much.
>
> Tony
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Subject: Re: Restoring from a Time Machine backup.
Hi,
Sorry, but this is absolutely wrong. Do not
Kayaker,,
Thanks for this…
Much appreciated.
Regards,
Sadam Ahmed
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> On 15 Apr 2016, at 12:08 AM, Kayaker wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Sorry, but this is absolutely wrong. Do not boot into the recovery partition
> on a new Mac. This is the method for recovering the
Hi,
Sorry, but this is absolutely wrong. Do not boot into the recovery partition on
a new Mac. This is the method for recovering the same machine not migrating to
a new one.
The first time you boot up your brand spanking new Mac, the instructions on
screen will walk you through the entire pro
Youcaninstall from a timemachine back up or if you have a thunderbolt cable or
the ability to connect your old machine to your new machine,
For older machines I use a firewire cable and then a firewire to thunderbolt
adaptor and then start your old machine up in to target disk mode, that's shut
Hi Sadam
Michelle here,
Good luck you will enjoy your Mac air.
Kind regards
Michelle
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> On 13 Apr 2016, at 9:42 PM, Sadam Ahmed wrote:
>
> Hi list,
>
> I took the plunge and got myself the 11-inch MacBook Air.
>
> It should arrive on Friday.
>
> My question is wh
Hi,
Assuming you have the backup already created, here is what you do.
Plug the external drive in to your new macbook air. Now, press command
- r and you should boot in to recovery mode. Turn on voiceover and you
should see a few options. Interact with the table and select restore
from timemachine
Hi Sadam,
I think you will really be happy with the MBA. You can restore from a
time-machine backup, that is what I did. It was three years ago, and a
different OS, so I don't remember all the steps now, but my memory is that it
was pretty straight forward.
Have fun on Friday!
Cheers,
Donna
That is very helpful. I did not know how to get to the drive.
Max
On 2 May 2014, at 12:09 pm, Alex Hall wrote:
> I did just that. I opened Finder, hit cmd-shift-c for Computer, and opened my
> Time Machine drive. I then navigated to the folder holding the backup I
> wanted (they are labeled as
I did just that. I opened Finder, hit cmd-shift-c for Computer, and opened my
Time Machine drive. I then navigated to the folder holding the backup I wanted
(they are labeled as the dates on which they were made) and from there found my
file. Have a look at the folder structure sometime so you k
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