Mavericks don't see my backup in Time Capsule
Good morning guys .
My Mac was too slow because of many updates coming , and decided to do a " clean" installation of Mavericks .
Before , I did as the usual backup on Time Capsule .
After installation , I try to restore the backup and migration wizard by surprise: the Mavericks don't see the backed up .
Note : I can access the Time Machine , in Finder , it mounts , I see that everything is there , but the backup is not read by the migration wizard .
I did several things I saw on the forum and the closest I came was to create a new backup , and then try to restore again the migration wizard or the system restore, this reads like the Mavericks backup but surprise, only backup that I created or backups made in 2012 ( before the system can be upgraded to the Mavericks ) . All backups made in 2013 he did not read , it is as if there were .
Has anyone experienced this and can help me ?
My mac : Macbook Pro 13 Late 2011 2.8 Ghz Intel Core i7 , 8GB Ram
Regards and thank you .
Daves
ruderudy,
If you don't see any Movies underneath the "Sync Movies" portion, a good step to try is resetting sync history.
Mac OS X 10.5: Resetting the SyncServices folder
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1627
Hope this helps,
Raleigh
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