Intel Core Duo - backup hangs up when trying to start a new back up plan, help!
Help please!
I have an intel core duo, running current snow leopard 10.6.8. When I open back up and try to create a new plan, the screen just hangs and does not let me create a new plan.
I am running current version of back up 3.2, and I am frustrated, HELP!!
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