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19 Mar 2010iTunes* offers a way to back up your iTunes library, playlists, and iTunes Store purchases (including Applications purchased from the App Store) for safekeeping. The Back Up to Disc feature saves your media to a blank disc (CD or DVD) and once backed up, iTunes can use your backup disc (or discs) to automatically restore your iTunes library. To reduce the number of discs needed for a backup, iTunes can perform incremental backups (only items added or changed since the last backup). * Refer to this article you have iTunes 5 or 6.
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8 Mar 2010If you use “Restore System From Backup…” to restore a Time Machine backup to a different Mac than the original Mac used for the backup, issues such as these may occur: Graphic anomalies may appear during startup, or may follow the mouse pointer AirPort or Bluetooth may not be available The Mouse System Preference pane may not display the Magic Mouse or its features Brief graphic distortion may appear when shutting down an iMac Other startup issues
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8 Mar 2010If you use “Restore System From Backup…” to restore a Time Machine backup to a different Mac than the original Mac used for the backup, issues such as these may occur: Graphic anomalies may appear during startup, or may follow the mouse pointer AirPort or Bluetooth may not be available The Mouse System Preference pane may not display the Magic Mouse or its features Brief graphic distortion may appear when shutting down an iMac Other startup issues
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8 Mar 2010If you use “Restore System From Backup…” to restore a Time Machine backup to a different Mac than the original Mac used for the backup, issues such as these may occur: Graphic anomalies may appear during startup, or may follow the mouse pointer AirPort or Bluetooth may not be available The Mouse System Preference pane may not display the Magic Mouse or its features Brief graphic distortion may appear when shutting down an iMac Other startup issues
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8 Mar 2010If you use “Restore System From Backup…” to restore a Time Machine backup to a different Mac than the original Mac used for the backup, issues such as these may occur: Graphic anomalies may appear during startup, or may follow the mouse pointer AirPort or Bluetooth may not be available The Mouse System Preference pane may not display the Magic Mouse or its features Brief graphic distortion may appear when shutting down an iMac Other startup issues
In: Mac Support| Tutorials
12 Jan 2010This article explains how to uninstall the Backup application and related backup files.
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18 Nov 2009You may occasionally receive an error message about disk space when you are using your MobileMe account – for example, when trying to copy files to your iDisk you might see: “The operation cannot be completed because the disk is full.” When using MobileMe Sync you might see: “MobileMe Sync Error: Unable to complete sync. Your iDisk is almost full.” When using iWeb to publish to MobileMe, you might see: “Publish Error: Your iDisk is full.” When using Backup to back up to your iDisk, you might see: “Backup failed: There is not enough free space at the destination for the backup.” In some cases, you may receive different errors than those mentioned above. Keep in mind that iDisk is the backbone of many MobileMe services
In: IT| Mac Support| Tutorials| iPhone| iPod| iPod Touch| iTunes
26 Oct 2009When attempting to create an iPhone/iPod touch backup, iTunes may report the error message “iTunes could not back up iPhone because the backup could not be saved on the computer.”
In: IT| Mac Support| Tutorials| iPhone| iPod| iPod Touch| iTunes
26 Oct 2009When attempting to create an iPhone/iPod touch backup, iTunes may report the error message “iTunes could not back up iPhone because the backup could not be saved on the computer.”
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