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.

Here is a guide on how to properly use Apple’s Time Machine backup utility to backup your Mac. There are many different approaches for backup solutions yet Time Machine offers a very ...

Want to back up your Mac and prevent unintentional data loss? Apple’s built-in feature, Time Machine, allows users to easily create a backup of personal files, including photos, apps, music ...

This advanced tip allows a Time Machine backup to be made and transferred to an alternative storage location, all while still being available as a backup disk.

How to backup the contents of your Mac using Time Machine along with a Synology NAS. This simple-to-follow video tutorial makes it easy.

This will only remove the selected backups, but use caution to delete only the backups that are no longer in use. By doing this, you free up space that Time Machine is currently using.

You say you have the backups from two old MacBooks that you want to put on a single new iMac? Chris Breen shows the way.

Click Use as Backup Disk. You’ll notice in the middle area of the Time Machine window that your backup will start automatically. The Back Up Automatically box will be checked by default.

Has your Time Machine backup failed due to not enough space? Here's what to do when your Time Machine backup is full.

Time Machine lets Mac users easily backup their computer. In this tutorial, learn how to pick a drive and perform your backups automatically.

If you need to upgrade or replace your Time Machine drive, you can do so without starting your backups over again.