How retrieve data from Time Capsule if I buy a new Mac?

I have new mac and I want to transfer ALL the data thats saved on my Time Capsule, how do I do this? Is it possible?

Is the data stored on the Time Capsule from a Time Machine backup? If so, when you boot the new Mac it will ask you if you want to restore from a Time Machine backup. When you get to that point, select the Time Capsule.

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  • How can I retrieve data from TIme Capsule?

    I have lost my contacts on my IPhone and also on contacts on my Mac.  How can I resrore this information from time capsule?  I have opened Time Capsule and clicked resrote on Contacts and nothing seems to happen

    See if this Helps
    Video on Restore From Time Machine
    http://support.apple.com/kb/VI29

  • Retrieving data from time capsule

    I have a MacBook and an iMac that share a time capsule.  The MacBook hard drive just died.  How do I get the data to the iMac?  For example, my email was only accessed through the MacBook so it's not on the iMac.

    Are you saying you cannot access the Time Capsule's HDD? Or that you cannot access the Time Machine backups? Let's go through both scenarios:
    1. Connect TC via ethernet to the Air. Or log in via the wireless network with the correct network name, password and encryption.
    2. Ctrl-click the Time Machine icon on the Dock and select +Browse Other Time Machine disks+. Click on you TM backup now.
    Let us know if this works.

  • I have lost my calendar data and am having a hard time retrieving it from Time Capsule. Can anyone help? I am using Mountain lion OS

    I have lost my iCal data and am having a hard time retrieving it from Time Capsule. I am using Mountain Lion OS om iMac. Can anyone help?

    You cannot see it because it is hidden.. one of those great things apple does.. if it is hidden in your Mac then it will be hidden in the Time Machine Backup.
    You will need to restore the entire folder to a different location.. and unhide it.
    There is some info here about restoring particular files or folders.
    http://pondini.org/TM/16.html
    And some info from Lion which should also relate to Mountain Lion.
    https://discussions.apple.com/thread/3231381?start=0&tstart=0
    There is stuff about recovery near the end.
    One wonders sometimes when Apple make these decisions if they ever think about what happens when something goes wrong. Hiding files..???

  • How do I retrieve data from time machine from an old mac (which was running 10.5) on my new iMac running mavericks?

    How do I retrieve data from time machine from an old mac (which was running 10.5) on my new iMac running mavericks?

    See B 5/6.
    Time Machine Troubleshooting

  • How do I transfer data from Time Capsule to a new Mac?

    How do I transfer data from Time Capsule to a new MacBook?

    Welcome to the Apple Support Communities
    Setup Assistant will ask you to restore the backup in your Time Capsule, so turn on the Time Capsule and set up your computer

  • How Do I Delete backup data from Time Capsule if have 2 computers on 1 TC?

    I have been backing up 2 computers (one desktop/one laptop) to a 1TB Time Capsule. I have now added an external hard drive for the desktop computer and would like to delete that computer's backups from Time Capsule to free up space for the laptop computer. How do I delete the desktop computer's backup data from Time Capsule without disturbing the laptop back ups? Do I drag the desktop computer's backups.backupdb and sparsebundle to trash and empty?
    Thanks.

    Rick Gregory wrote:
    Thanks though I am still a bit confused as I had read NOT to delete via Finder, but via Disk Utility (erase). Does it make any difference?
    You're probably referring to the advice never to change, move, or delete anything inside your backups via the Finder, as that can corrupt them.
    A number of folks have tried to delete a single backup that way, and caused all sorts of troubles.
    Deleting the entire sparse bundle is ok.

  • Where does restored data from time capsule get placed

    Where does restored data from time capsule get placed?
    For instance, is the data seamlessly placed where it was missing or corrupted, or does it enter a program under some separate "heading" in the program 1) if letter is restored to Mail, 2) if entire mailbox restored to Mail,  3) if single letter restored to Documents, 4) if several photos to iPhoto, 5) if one folder restored to desktop.

    Cannot answer all your questions, but will answer regarding iPhoto.
    You cannot restore individual photos to iPhoto, you must restore the entire iPhoto Library.
    When you do this, you are given several options. See the shot below for details:
    The restored library will be placed in the default location....the Pictures folder

  • Should I buy airport express, extreme or time capsule?  I have my new Mac Pro. 2 iPhones, 2 iPads , and grandchildren who come with their devices.  I live in a two-level house.

    Should I buy airport express, extreme or time capsule?  I have my new Mac Pro. 2 iPhones, 2 iPads , and grandchildren who come with their devices.  I live in a two-level house.

    A Time Capsule is an AirPort Extreme with a built in hard drive to allow your Mac(s) to back up automatically, so it's a logical choice if you need a wireless router and back up capabilities for your Macs
    The AIrPort Extreme has a bit better antenna arrangement than an AirPort Express, so it would be a good choice for a two level house.
    Depending on the location of the "main" wireless router, you may find that you still need to add an extender or two in other parts of the house for full, fast wireless coverage. The AirPort Express is a good choice for this duty.
    To compare the 3 Apple devices, see this Apple support document:
           Compare Apple Wi-Fi base stations          AirPort Express    AirPort Extreme    Time Capsule    

  • How can i format my MacBook Pro hard disk and recover my data from time capsule?

    Hello,
    My MacBook Pro is running slow, more and more. Everything started with the "upgrade" to Lion.
    Can I re-format my hard disk and recover from Time Capsule only the data and applications I really need (including Snow Leopard as OS, maybe)?
    Thanks

    The problem is that it is a Western Digital 3.5 inch internal hard drive housed inside a hard drive caddy. So the only way to connect it to my computer is through a dock.

  • Recovering data from Time Capsule after conversion from Snow Leopard to Lion

    Had a problem with my iMac, which was running Snow Leopard O/S.  Data was backed up on Time Capsule using Time Machine, although recent back-ups had failed (but earlier back-ups had been OK).  Apple support determined that I needed to re-install the O/S and they walked me through it.  After blowing away all data (believing that once O/S reinstalled, could recover from Time Capsule), the reinstall failed.  Took to Apple store, where they installed Lion at my request.  Then tried to recover from Time Capsule, but couldn't do so.  Sparse file doesn't work (it shows 10GB, which is wrong as it had several hundred GB's before due to lots of photos).  Apple Support couldn't solve issue, believes it was corrupted with the last backup.  Ultimately recommended that I have professional data recovery service recover data from the iMac hard-drive (as opposed to Time Capsule).  Spoke to recovery service recommended by Apple, and it is very expensive (also, given the O/S reinstall, anything they recover will have new file names and no directory structure).  They also said getting data off the Time Capsule is even more difficult and expensive to recover.  I'm not a happy camper. 
    I would welcome any thoughts on what to do.  FWIW, I live in South Florida and there appear to be lots of data recovery companies locally, but Apple support had said that they have only a few authorized vendors that can do it without voiding warranty, so I'm reluctant to even call them.  Thanks.  Steve

    Your backups may be corrupted.
    Try to repair them, via Disk Utility (in your Applications/Utilities folder).
    Mount the sparse bundle by opening the TC in the Finder and double-clicking on the sparse bundle. Drag the sparse bundle into Disk Utility's sidebar, and do a +*Repair Disk*+ (not permissions) on it. If it finds errors it can't fix, run it again (and again), until it either fixes them all, or can't fix any more.

  • How to backup from Time Capsule to external HD?

    How to set up files backup from Time Capsule to external HD?
    Here is configuration: MacBook + MacAir + Time Capsule (which I use as a storage) + 2Tb WD MyPassport (USB connected to TimeCapsule)
    I keep files like photos on TimeCapsule to be available by WiFi and I want to set up my Time Machine to backup picture folder from TimeCapsule to MyPassport HD.

    Time Machine can't back up a network volume. You'll have to use third-party software. I don't have a specific recommendation. There is no efficient way at all to back up a Time Capsule, which is why it should only be used as a backup destination, not as a general-purpose file server.

  • Retrieving data from time machine

    Dear people, this may sound somewhat daft but I just can't get it right...
    Bought a bigger harddisk for my macbook 13". (was 160 is now 500 Gig)
    Have all my data on time machine.
    But i cant seem to get the data from time machine onto the new disk so that everything works and my macbook will look the same....
    Progams fail, Libraries seem to dissapear...
    I have put back my old harddisk back in the machine to be able to at least work...
    Can anyone tell me how to go about getting it right.

    If you have good, complete TM backups, it should be easy to restore your entire system from them.
    If you've excluded certain things, via TM Preferences > Options, then maybe not.
    The procedure is fairly simple. See item 14 of the Frequently Asked Questions post at the top of this forum.
    If that's not the procedure you used, please tell us what you did.

  • How to restore from Time Capsule to bare hard drive

    This is more for information, than a question, but I really hope that it helps someone else out facing the same challenge.
    Scenario:
    1 complete recent backup on Time Capsule
    2 failed hard drive on Mac
    3 no startup or OS disk
    [My teenage daughter was distraught, as her much loved and much abused MacBook Pro died completely on a college tour; quick diagnosis confirmed that the hard drive was completely toast. And with it, she believed, all of her work this summer on her college applications.
    That was the bad news. Now for the good news. Unbeknownst to her, I had configured her machine to automatically backup to the Time Capsule on the home network.
    Now the problem. We just moved home. No OS disks. No install disks. And I discovered that she hadn't told me that the optical disk drive was also toast. So no way to get a disk in, in any case.
    So I have a backup, and a new hard drive to go into the dead Mac, and (fortunately) a good Mac (actually several). But all of the guides assume that you have some way to get the zombie Mac to boot.]
    Solution:
    1 figure out spec for new hard drive, find one, buy it and install new hard drive in dead Mac (making it a zombie Mac - it moves but it has no real brains) http://manuals.info.apple.com/MANUALS/0/MA161/en_US/MacBook_13inch_HardDrive_DIY .pdf and http://www.ifixit.com/Guide/MacBook+Pro+13-Inch+Unibody+Mid+2010+Hard+Drive+Repl acement/4305/1
    2 mount hard drive as FireWire disk in Target mode by using ⌘T to any good Mac
    3 download Carbon Copy Cloner http://www.bombich.com/
    4 start the process of cloning, which involves creating a (hidden) Recovery HD partition http://help.bombich.com/kb/advanced-strategies/the-disk-center#recovery_hd
    5 do NOT proceed to clone the 'good Mac', ejecting the formerly dead Mac, which was a zombie Mac, and now has a brain again, and shut it down
    6 connect the now undead Mac to the Time Capsule
    7 boot the now undead Mac, and restore as usual from the Time Capsule http://pondini.org/TM/14.html
    [... and thereby obtain many many good father points]

    Read Q14-18 in Pondini.. the grand poohbah of Time Machine.
    http://pondini.org/TM/FAQ.html

  • Can the new iPad stream data from time capsule?

    I recently purchased a time capsule (2tb), I am able to access my shared data on time capsule via my mb air but I wish to  access the movies and pictures on time capsule through iPad as well as iPhone 4s. Is that possible?

    it can if time capsule support upnp if you get an app that support connecting to upnp nas servers

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