Seagate OneTouch OneTouch Installation Guide Mac - Page 35

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The Restore from Backup window will appear, allowing you to confirm the source (your OneTouch drive) and the destination (your Macintosh hard drive) for the restore. 12. Click Restore. A window will appear asking you: 'Really Execute?' 13. Click OK. (If the 'Really Execute?' window appears again, click OK.) Retrospect will begin to restore your system. This process may take several minutes. When Retrospect finishes, you should see the message: 'Execution completed successfully.' You can view the Log to make sure that all of your files were restored by going to the Window menu and selecting Log. 14. Quit Retrospect. OS 9: Go to the File menu and select Quit. OS X: Go to the Retrospect Express menu and select Quit Retrospect Express. 15. Restart your Macintosh. If the system restore was successful, you should find all of the files that you originally backed up. If not, make sure that you understand how to back up your system. See "Backing Up Your System" on page 23 in chapter 4. By scheduling automated backups, you're less likely to lose your valuable files in the future. 5 Disaster Recovery 31

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Disaster Recovery
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5
The
Restore from Backup
window will appear, allowing you to
confirm the source (your OneTouch drive) and the destination
(your Macintosh hard drive) for the restore.
12.
Click
Restore
.
A window will appear asking you: ‘Really Execute?’
13.
Click
OK
.
(If the ‘Really Execute?’ window appears again, click
OK
.)
Retrospect will begin to restore your system.
This process may take several minutes.
When Retrospect finishes, you should see the message:
‘Execution completed successfully.’
You can view the Log to make sure that all of your files were
restored by going to the
Window
menu and selecting
Log
.
14.
Quit Retrospect. OS 9: Go to the
File
menu and select
Quit
.
OS X: Go to the
Retrospect Express
menu and select
Quit
Retrospect Express
.
15.
Restart
your Macintosh.
If the system restore was successful, you should find all of the files
that you originally backed up. If not, make sure that you understand
how to back up your system. See “Backing Up Your System” on
page 23 in chapter 4. By scheduling automated backups, you’re
less likely to lose your valuable files in the future.