Computing How to set up Time Machine on your Mac World Backup Day is tomorrow, so have you established a backup plan for your Mac to ensure your data is safe? Topher Kessler March 30, 2012 4:57 p ...

Regularly backing up your Mac with Time Machine can prevent data loss and allow you to restore earlier versions of files.

How to set up networked Time Machine backups for a household With a desktop Mac and an external drive, you can give your whole home peace of mind.

Setting up Time Machine When you connect an external hard drive to your Mac, a prompt may appear asking if you want to use it as a Time Machine backup disk.

Next, set up a Time Machine backup storage location, and lastly, configure Time Machine on your Mac to use your Synology NAS. Create a Time Machine shared folder ...

Don't risk losing everything on your Mac! It's simple to back up using Apple's Time Machine.

In this edition of Mac 101, I'll take you through the basics of setting up your Time Machine backup to a local hard drive, explain the power of cloning apps, and tell you why off-site backups are ...

Here's how to regularly or manually back up your data, and then restore it on your Mac using Apple's Time Machine feature.

Since the release of Time Machine, backing your Mac up has never been easier. If you want to back up different sets of files to more than one drive, though, this script will help you do so.

If you currently use Time Machine to back up your Mac, everything you need to set up your new computer is automatically ready to go on your external hard drive.

What you'll need Make sure to set aside around an hour to get your Mac set up. The process will take longer if you plan on restoring your Mac from a Time Machine backup of another Mac.

Once you’ve set up Time Machine, the contents of your Mac’s internal drive will be backed up to an external location.