Here is a manual backup of Macintosh HD step by step:
1.Start Disk Utility
2.Source volume select from the list
3.Right to the tab "Restore Activate
4.source and destination drag and drop to the fields
5.For a 1:1 copy "delete destination media"
6.Click on "Restore" button and confirm
7.copy will start ...
Before the backup process, it is recommended to remove the rights of the source volume and thereby ensure that the destination disk is smaller than the source.
Saturday, January 2, 2010
Lock Screen tip
If you want to lock the screen in Mac OS X, there are several ways to do, such as screen saver which provided with a password, and then turn them on demand
My favorite way is to select the keychain in the menu bar. Then click on the lock if necessary, and then click 'Lock Screen'. This is the Windows functionality WINDOWS + L on the next.
To activate the keys in the OSX menu bar, you open the Keychain application settings and selects the view point 'status in menu bar'.
I've always used a different account is created and then changed to this. He then wanted to go back to the password of one and it was like a screen lock. but your tip with the keychain is a lot better.
But I noticed a mistake: "Protecting the screen". I have chosen in the Keychain Access menu bar. Then the screen saver starts, and when I move the mouse, is a login window. I then click on "Cancel" button, while the screen saver comes again, but then again if I move the mouse, is no login window anymore and I find myself in the Finder! What does one say to such a mistake, I think Apple does not otherwise.
My favorite way is to select the keychain in the menu bar. Then click on the lock if necessary, and then click 'Lock Screen'. This is the Windows functionality WINDOWS + L on the next.
To activate the keys in the OSX menu bar, you open the Keychain application settings and selects the view point 'status in menu bar'.
I've always used a different account is created and then changed to this. He then wanted to go back to the password of one and it was like a screen lock. but your tip with the keychain is a lot better.
But I noticed a mistake: "Protecting the screen". I have chosen in the Keychain Access menu bar. Then the screen saver starts, and when I move the mouse, is a login window. I then click on "Cancel" button, while the screen saver comes again, but then again if I move the mouse, is no login window anymore and I find myself in the Finder! What does one say to such a mistake, I think Apple does not otherwise.
iBackup backup Mac data
iBackup is a simple application which can help easily backup and restore your Mac OSX Data. It can create backups of files, folders, applications system settings automatically.
iBackup allows backups as well as on the house or the Internet. The basic system responsible for managing and pre-programmed backups are also possible.
You can also create profiles in which one example a daily backup of emails and takes a different profile, the weekly addition mitsichert iPhoto. Add to that a profile that runs every four weeks and iTunes provides, and we are always on the safe side.
iBackup allows backups as well as on the house or the Internet. The basic system responsible for managing and pre-programmed backups are also possible.
You can also create profiles in which one example a daily backup of emails and takes a different profile, the weekly addition mitsichert iPhoto. Add to that a profile that runs every four weeks and iTunes provides, and we are always on the safe side.
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