How To Use Time Machine in macOS Ventura
Aug 24, 2023
How To Use Time Machine in macOS Ventura
How To Use Time Machine in macOS Ventura on Apple Silicon Mac Computers. How To Setup, Use and Restore Deleted Files on M1 Mac.With macOS Ventura Official Release on October 24, 2022, this tutorial shows how to use the new Apple Time Machine in a macOS 13 Ventura on M1 Mac Computers. Demo showing How To Use Time Machine 2022 on Apple Silicon Series Mac Computers.http://goo.gl/88PNgx http://instagram.com/sergesiou https://twitter.com/SergeSiou (affiliate links): (affiliate links):https://amzn.to/2OBWusS https://amzn.to/2RLe8MX https://amzn.to/2OyY8eI https://amzn.to/2JRjK5s https://amzn.to/2JSE4mQ https://amzn.to/2Dslv93 https://amzn.to/2PIOcnV https://amzn.to/2DvXPk2 https://amzn.to/2PNePrx https://amzn.to/2DvD8Vh https://amzn.to/2JSDZjd https://amzn.to/2Dvuu9w https://amzn.to/2DtVjKZ (affiliate links):https://amzn.to/2PMRhTD https://amzn.to/2DvDoUf https://amzn.to/2SXu4wU https://amzn.to/2Fanhxe https://amzn.to/2JUlWta https://amzn.to/2RIZ82c (affiliate links):https://amzn.to/2POl2Ul https://amzn.to/2DvLX1u https://amzn.to/2JRzF3N https://amzn.to/2PNfzwP https://amzn.to/2qEhJ3S https://amzn.to/2yZ1Tp0
Content
0 -> in this episode I'll demonstrate how
2.76 -> easy it is to set up use and restore
5.759 -> deleted files using Apple Time Machine
8.58 -> in Mac OS Ventura let's Jump Right In
11.58 -> with a demo so let's get started the
14.82 -> simplest built-in backup feature
16.68 -> available on your Mac is Apple Time
18.779 -> Machine to use it you need an external
21.66 -> disk connected to a USB or Thunderbolt
24.6 -> port on your Mac the beauty of time
26.82 -> machine is that it keeps hourly backups
29.64 -> for past 24 hours daily backup for past
33.36 -> month and weekly backup for all previous
36.3 -> months all these backups are deleted as
39.239 -> space is needed that's all backups of
41.82 -> installed apps emails your personal data
45.68 -> documents movies music photos and the
49.739 -> way your Mac looked in the past in order
52.2 -> to restore it later setting up time
54.66 -> machine on your Mac is as easy as one
57.18 -> two three one purchase an external
60.36 -> perhaps the hardest thing for you to do
62.64 -> on your part is deciding on the type of
65.04 -> external disk and storage space needed
68.1 -> for your time machine backups generally
70.92 -> purchase an external disk double the
73.92 -> size of your current MAC internal
75.96 -> storage two once the external disk has
79.08 -> been purchased simply connect it to your
81.6 -> Mac usually after formatting or
84.299 -> connecting a new external disk to your
86.52 -> Mac you'll see the following auto
88.38 -> loading time machine notification and
91.14 -> from the options drop down list click on
93.96 -> setup where you'll be presented with the
96.36 -> following time machine setup window if
98.759 -> you don't get the time machine
99.9 -> notification after formatting or
102.659 -> inserting a new external disk then
105.119 -> simply launch system settings either by
108.18 -> clicking on Launchpad or on the Apple
111.06 -> logo and selecting system settings click
114.42 -> the general button then click on time
116.939 -> machine as shown here and just like
119.46 -> before you'll be presented with the time
121.619 -> machine setup window and three setup
124.92 -> disk from The Time Machine setup window
127.56 -> click on the add backup disk button with
130.8 -> the disk highlighted click on setup disk
133.8 -> button now optionally encrypt your
136.86 -> backups if you like but it's important
139.14 -> to note that your data can't be restored
141.959 -> if you forget your password not even by
144.48 -> Apple I usually turn it off optionally
147.18 -> you can limit the amount of space needed
149.4 -> for your backups once again I usually
152.4 -> use the entire disk and check none now
156.12 -> after clicking the done button The Time
158.879 -> Machine preparation will begin after a
162 -> moment or so in my case 15 seconds it
165.599 -> shows that the next backup will start
167.4 -> automatically in one minute
169.56 -> I usually prefer to start my backups
172.379 -> manually simply click the options button
175.08 -> where you can choose the frequencies of
177.3 -> backups from manually or automatically
180.3 -> every hour every day or every week after
184.8 -> clicking the done button I'll just right
187.26 -> click and stop the automatic backup and
189.9 -> manually start it in a moment you can
192.48 -> also choose to exclude items from your
194.64 -> backups click on the options button once
197.459 -> again then click on the plus button and
200.28 -> choose what items to exclude similarly
203.22 -> to include items back in backup simply
206.28 -> highlight the items and click on the
208.68 -> minus button optionally add or remove
211.98 -> the time machine icon from the menu bar
214.379 -> as shown here I'll now start the time
217.14 -> machine back up simply right click on
219.72 -> the backup or from the menu bar and
222.54 -> choose to backup now the time machine
224.94 -> backup process will now begin seriously
227.819 -> it's that simple the first back could
230.34 -> take a long time depending on the number
232.379 -> of files you have and types of storage
234.84 -> devices hard disk or SSD you can
238.14 -> continue to use your Mac while time
240.06 -> machine backs up your Mac future backups
242.64 -> are faster as time machine only backs up
245.22 -> files that have changed since your
247.44 -> initial backup once time machine has
249.84 -> finished the first backup you will get
251.7 -> the following notification again this is
254.7 -> entirely up to you I generally check the
257.579 -> time machine disk and manually initiate
260.28 -> the backup of my Mac every two weeks
262.8 -> moving on I'll now show how easy it is
265.979 -> to restore deleted files I'll just
268.68 -> delete the following files from the
270.419 -> movies and pictures folders completely
272.639 -> has shown to restore these items I'll
276.18 -> just connect the time machine disk if
278.52 -> not already connected and from the menu
281.22 -> bar click on the time machine icon and
284.28 -> select browse time machine backups on
287.22 -> the bottom right hand corner of the
288.66 -> screen you can scroll through the
290.88 -> timeline for the date and time that you
293.759 -> last did the time machine backup use the
296.16 -> on-screen up and down arrow shown here
298.74 -> to jump to the last time the contents of
301.259 -> a particular folder changed I'll just
303.54 -> right click on the pictures folder and
305.639 -> use the up and down arrow to locate the
308.1 -> items that was in the pictures folder
310.08 -> before it was deleted once located I'll
312.96 -> select all and right click or control
315.18 -> click on an item for additional options
317.639 -> and either select to restore the items
320.58 -> or click on the restore button here to
324.06 -> restore the backup files as you'll
326.4 -> notice all the files deleted from the
328.86 -> pictures folder has been restored repeat
331.979 -> to restore the deleted files in the
334.139 -> movies folder and that's all there is to
336.78 -> it thanks for watching thumbs up if you
339.3 -> like this episode subscribe to the
341.52 -> channel if you haven't already done so
343.32 -> and remember to hit that Bell icon to be
346.08 -> notified of the next upcoming episode
348.12 -> Peace
350.039 -> foreign
351.33 -> [Music]
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