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Your Time Machine Drive Just Filled Up. What Should You Do?

Your Time Machine Drive Just Filled Up. What Should You Do?

by Marilyn | Aug 17, 2020 | Article, backup, hard drive, How-To, Mac, Time Machine, Troubleshooting

It’s inevitable—your Time Machine backup drive is going to fill up. Time Machine is smart about backing up only files that have changed, but after months or years of usage, the drive will run out of space. What happens then? Before we explain, some background. On its...
Getting Rid of an Old Mac? Here are Some things to Know Before Trading It in

Getting Rid of an Old Mac? Here are Some things to Know Before Trading It in

by Marilyn | Oct 24, 2019 | backup, Desktop, iCloud, iMac, iMac Pro, iMessage, iTunes, Mac, Mac Pro, MacBook, MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, macfusion, macOS

Are you finally ready to upgrade to that new Mac you’ve had your eye on!? We are happy to take your Mac for a trade in, but before doing so, here’s how you can get your computer ready for it’s new life. 1. Back It Up  Before anything else, you should...
Make a Backup before Upgrading to Catalina or iOS 13!

Make a Backup before Upgrading to Catalina or iOS 13!

by Marilyn | Sep 30, 2019 | Article, backup, iOS, Mac, Solution, Troubleshooting

Confession time. If there’s one topic we can’t stop talking about, it’s backups. Backups are essential, since no one can guarantee that your Mac or iPhone won’t be lost or stolen, be caught in a flood from a broken pipe, or just fail silently. It happens. You should...
Back Up Before Upgrading to Mojave or iOS 12!

Back Up Before Upgrading to Mojave or iOS 12!

by Marilyn | Sep 11, 2018 | backup, How-To, iCloud, iOS 12, iTunes, Mojave, Security

Poll a room of Apple experts about the one topic they can’t stop talking about and many will launch into frustrated rants about how too few people back up. Backups are always important, since you can never predict when your Mac or iPhone will be lost or stolen, melt...
What Is The Best Hard Drive to Use for Your Backups?

What Is The Best Hard Drive to Use for Your Backups?

by Marilyn | Jun 19, 2018 | backup, Explainer, hard drive, Hardware, Mac, Restricted Content, Troubleshooting

Backing up your Mac is like flossing your teeth: everyone knows they should do it every night, but too many people never get around to it. Unlike flossing, once you set up backups, they don’t require daily attention. And turning on Apple’s Time Machine backup feature...
Ransomware: Should You Be Worried, and What Protective Steps Should You Take?

Ransomware: Should You Be Worried, and What Protective Steps Should You Take?

by Marilyn | May 10, 2018 | backup, Explainer, Mac, off-site backup, ransomware, Security, updates, versioned backup

Malware makes headlines regularly these days, and although Macs are targeted far less than Windows PCs, Mac users still need to remain vigilant. A particularly serious type of malware is called “ransomware” because once it infects your computer, it encrypts all your...
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