To restore an entire volume that was erased
- Start from the Mac OS X Leopard installation DVD.
- Choose Restore System from Time Machine from the Utilities menu.
- If you are connected to your Time Capsule via an Ethernet cable instead of wirelessly, skip to step 8.
- Under "Select a Backup Volume" click the "Join..." button to join your wireless (Time Capsule) network.
- In the next sheet, enter your network name or click the "Show Networks" button to see a list of detected networks.
- Choose your wireless network and type the password.
- Click "Join".
- Time Capsule appears as a Backup Volume. Select it, then click Continue to proceed.
- Enter the password for your Time Capsule if prompted.
- Click Connect to proceed.
- Restore your Time Machine backup to the erased volume following the onscreen instructions.
Restoring an existing Time Capsule backup to a new Mac
- When your new Mac starts up for the first time, you are asked if you want to transfer information from another Mac or volume (in the "Do You Already Own a Mac?" window).
- Click "From a Time Machine backup or other disk."
- Click Continue.
- If you are connected to your Time Capsule via an Ethernet cable instead of wirelessly, skip to step 9.
- Under "Select a Backup Volume" click the "Join..." button to join your wireless (Time Capsule) network.
- In the next sheet, enter your network name or click the "Show Networks" button to see a list of detected networks.
- Click your wireless network and type the password.
- Click "Join".
- Time Capsule appears as a Backup Volume. Select it, then click Continue to proceed.
- Enter the password for your Time Capsule.
- Click Connect to proceed.
- Your Mac will then check the Time Machine backup for a period of time.
- The "Transfer Your Information" window appears. Select the desired accounts, network and other settings, Applications folder, Files and folders that you want to restore.
- Click Transfer. You can monitor progress of the transfer in the Transferring Information window.
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