Time Machine can restore Mac files individually and from a particular date and time while presenting the information in a fun, user-friendly way.

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

You can restore your Mac using Time Machine and an external hard drive. Time Machine comes with your Mac, and allows you to restore things like photos, music, apps, and other data.

If you need to restore hidden files using Time Machine you may run into some problems revealing them. Here are some methods for addressing this in OS X.

Time Machine is a great way to back up your computer, and How-To Geek points out if you're using a Mac laptop with Time Machine enabled, there's a local backup file packed with previous versions ...

Time Machine is Apple's backup system that automatically saves your Mac's files. Here's how to use the macOS file protection feature.

If you use Time Machine regularly, you're ready for whatever technological mishaps life throws at you. Restoring data from Time Machine is just as easy as backing things up in the first place.

If you back up an OS X server that has a separate data store drive, then restoring this with Time Machine may require use of the Terminal.

Another big plus with Apple's solution is that a Time Machine backup can be used in Recovery Mode to restore your Mac to its original state if the worst happens and your drive fails. Likewise, the ...

Enabling Time Machine Before you can start backing up your Mac using Time Machine, you first have to enable it and set up the external hard drive that you want to back up to.

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