In all macOSs prior Ventura there was a way to delete complete backups or certain files/folders from within Time Machine. It was a simple right click and a selection of one of these options.
Now, all is gone. I cannot delete a backup by date, nor I can remove instances of files/folders I want.
Is there any way of doing it properly?
Thank you
iMac Line (2012 and Later)
Google translation:
Good morning, I will not be able to update the Mac for a long time. Please clarify when I will be able to update my Mac. Macbook Pro 2011 13 inch. Please clarify the time for the update. Thank you very much.
The latest system that 2011 Mac can run macOS 10.13.6, High Sierra. So if you're currently running High Sierra that's the farthest you can go.
If you're not running High Sierra you can upgrade to it by following this Apple document: How to download macOS - Apple Support.
It might be time for a new MBP.
You can’t remove subfolders. All you can do is remove one whole snapshot, the date-stamped items at the top level of the backup drive. From what I think I understand about snapshots, I’m not sure what purpose that serves.
Unfortunately that is not an option either. Even after adding myself to read and write the folder the system does not delete it.
You can only delete an entire snapshot in Finder.
صباح الخير لن اتمكن من تحديث الماك منذ وقت كبير ارجو التوضيح متي اتمكن من تحديث الماك الخاص بي ماك بوك برو ٢٠١١ ١٣ بوصه الرجاء توضيح الوقت للتحديث وشكرا جزيلا
time machine backups in Ventura
