Time machine need Help (german)

Hallo Leute,
ich bin am Verzweifeln !
Es geht um folgendes:
ich hab mir einen 2013 iMac gekauft, davor hatte ich einen late 2011. So, da hat alles funktioniert. Beim 1. Start - TimeMachine ausgewählt, hat 2 Stunden gedauert. Fertig
So mein Problem:
Ich hab meinen late 2011 er iMac meinem Dad geschenkt, der hat auch einen 2011 allerdings 21 Zoll. So ich wollte genau so vorgehen. Starten mit CMD+ R Taste, Backup aus TimeMachine auswählen. Tja nur sitzt da irgendwo ein Hund drinnen. Er Zeigt mir zwar die TimeMachine Platte, die per USB angeschlossen ist, aber er findet kein TM Backup drauf.
Ich hab jetzt 10 Stunden gesichert, auf 2 verschienden USb Platten. Gerade am 21 Zoll gesichert, nach 5 Stunden. 27er Aufgedreht, CMD+R gestartet, voller erwartung und wieder nichts.
Dann hab ich clean aufgesetzt und wollte mit mit integration machen. Da steht seit 30 minuten - Nach Quelle Suchen.
Leute, ich nehm gleich den Kübel und schmeiss den Mist ausn Fenster... ne spass ohne, ich verzweifel langsam.
Hat bitte jemand idee, anregungen etc pp.
Danke
Lg Tom

OK. I think you will find a solution here: How can I see my backups, or the backups for a different Mac?. Then use this one to restore your backup: How do I restore my entire system?.
I hope I understood you correctly.
OK. Ich denke, Sie werden eine Lösung finden Sie hier: How can I see my backups, or the backups for a different Mac?. OK. Ich Denke, SIE Werden Eine Losung FINDEN Sie hier:How do I restore my entire system?.

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