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Davidharry

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Original poster
Jan 5, 2018
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South Wales
Good evening to all.
This afternoon I decided to make a backup of my MacBook Air, Decided to use the Time Machine Backup method.
Just a small point when I do the next backup will it make a complete new one or will it look for any changes in documents photos etc.
Many Thanks. David.
 
Time Machine backups are incremental and looks for changes

While TM is great, I would also recommend a second component to your backup strategy: a bootable clone
I use both TM and Carbon Copy Cloner on separate drives for the best of both worlds
A bootable clone can have you back up and running in no time in case of a catastrophic failure to your internal drive
 
Many thanks to all for your prompt replies.

MacDawg....could you please elaborate on your reply and software requirements
A bootable clone can have you back up and running in no time in case of a catastrophic failure to your internal drive

Thank You so much. David.
 
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