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Reboot your Mac and hold Command-R at startup to enter Recovery Mode. Open Disk Utility at the OS X Tools window. Select your boot drive and boot disk on the sidebar. Click Disk Utility’s “Repair Disk” button in the First Aid tab. How to Make a Mac OS X Recovery Disk. The simplest solution is to put an external USB drive or SD card into service using the OS X Recovery Disk Assistant. Eject the disk, and store it in a.

Before doing anything, however, you may want to backup your files and documents. What you can do is to get a system image, which includes copies of your programs, system settings, and files, using OS X’s Disk Utility to perform the backup. This method will backup to an external hard drive. Please note that there’s no guarantee your data is recoverable. This method may not work for you. Here is how to back up your Mac: We are using OS X El Capitan. Earlier OS X versions have slightly different interface.

1-Connect your external hard drive to your Mac (yes you need an external hard disk). Make sure this drive has enough spare disk space to store your backup files.

2-Boot your Mac into Recovery Mode. Follow the steps to do this: • Shut down your Mac • Restart your Mac and hold down the Command and R keys immediately after you hear the startup chime. Keep holding them until you see the Apple logo. • Wait until you see the OS X Utilities windows • Select Disk Utility and click Continue • Select the Disk you want to back up, such as Macintosh HD • Select File > New Image > Image from “Macintosh HD or Your Drive” • You may change its name, if you want to • Select your external drive • Choose “compressed” • Select Save • Your backup process will start. It may take some time. 3- You will notified you when the process is done.

If you get a new Mac, and want to restore your back up, you may use transfer the data back to your Mac. Making backups of your files is important. Before losing anything, back up now. You may want to use the OS X Time Machine feature to easily create back up files. Kyocera fs-2100dn driver for mac.

That is the easiest way to back up your Mac. You may also use iCloud to back up some of your files like musics, photos etc. Filed Under: Tagged With.

I have a few problems with my laptop. First it won’t reboot so I have tried to do the utilities screen. I am able to make it to the first steps lists above. As I select the macintosh file and try to press for the new image it won’t allow me to have a backup option. I am able to press open disk image which allows me to see all the files and folders on the laptop.under the first aid tab I have tried to verify the disk and the other one that is listed on the bottom right corner.

When I am in the open disk image incan plug in my memory drive that i want to backup the laptop onto but I can’t copy the folder and move them to the memory drive. Is there any other way that i can back up my laptop when I don’t have the option where I don’t need to go to file> new image? Be sure to select your external hard drive and not the OS X Base System shown in the picture. It says to select your external drive, but it does not show that happening in the picture, which confused me at first until I started from the beginning and followed the words rather than the pictures. Hope that helps!

Mine won’t boot either, so Genius Bar for me tomorrow and fingers crossed that my new TB external hard drive will save the entire image. So far, so good!

Otherwise, I have lost a year since my last back up.