Please note, however, that if you excluded something from your backup, that content will be removed during the restore procedure. That's deliberate, and usually required to produce the outcome you expect. Warning: When CCC restores content from the backup, files that aren't on the source may be removed from the destination. If you do not want CCC to remove anything from the destination, click on the Destination selector and choose Don't delete anything from the SafetyNet submenu. Click the Include button in the toolbar, then explicitly select items that you would like CCC to restore.
Click on the Source selector and choose your backup volume as the source.Click the Restore button in CCC's toolbar.If you're working with a larger amount of content to restore, CCC can usually do it more efficiently than the Finder: Restoring data to your startup disk from a CCC backup Restoring an entire volume from a CCC backup If you're trying to restore system files, applications, or perhaps everything from your backup, proceed with one of the other methods indicated below. If you would like to restore a single item, you can simply drag the item from the snapshot to wherever you want to restore it to. The snapshot is mounted read-only, so it is impossible for you to make any harmful modifications to the snapshot. Select your destination volume in CCC's sidebar, then double-click on a snapshot to reveal the snapshot in the Finder. If you would like to restore an older version of a file, you can restore that from a CCC snapshot ( what's a snapshot?). If the item you're looking for is hidden, or resides in a hidden folder, you can press Command+Shift+Period to toggle the Finder's display of hidden items. You can restore individual items from your backup volume in the Finder via drag and drop - simply find that item on the backup disk, then drag it back to your startup disk.
#CARBON COPY CLONER FESTPLATTE KLONEN HOW TO#
How to find and restore individual files and folders from your CCC backup Restoring individual files from a backup Drag and drop via the Finder
#CARBON COPY CLONER FESTPLATTE KLONEN MAC#
Restoring from a backup on a remote Macintosh.Migrating data from an Apple Silicon Mac booted in "Share Disk" mode.Restoring from a backup on a NAS or network share.Restoring your startup disk from a legacy bootable backup.Working around Migration Assistant restrictions.Using Migration Assistant to restore your startup disk from a CCC backup.
Restoring files to your destination from a SafetyNet Snapshot.Restoring older versions of files using CCC's Snapshot Navigator.Restoring individual files from a backup.Restoring data to a new or different Mac.
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