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Review - Apple Time Capsule - Part 8
If the system is connected to Time Capsule’s wireless network, the correspondent disk will be immediately identified and it’ll be offered for an eventual selection. If the user chooses the Time Capsule’s disk, the password to unlock the writing rights will be needed.
Time Machine will then perform its first system backup, which could take a few hours in case of a high amount of data. Once it’s finished, Time Capsule will then work on the so-called incremental backups every hour, which means that the software will only update the created or modified elements. Through the “options” panel, it’s also possible to define a list of folders to exclude from the automatic backups.
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Review - Apple Time Capsule - Part 2
Review - Apple Time Capsule - Part 1
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Review - Apple Time Capsule - Part 10
Review - Apple Time Capsule - Part 5
Review - Apple Time Capsule - Part 3
Review - Apple Time Capsule - Part 6
Review - Apple Time Capsule - Part 9
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