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Reliability should be one of the most important criteria when looking for a new car. Fortunately, there are a multitude of reports that indicate more or less exactly the possible problems you should expect. Such a report is also the one published by the British website carbuyer.co.uk. The UK carbuyer.co.uk website has published a TOP 10 with the most reliable cars since 2013. The results come from the Auto Express Driver Power study, which asked car owners to record their vehicles, including the reliability chapter. Thus, the most reliable machines, according to the British, are Japanese, followed by South Korean and German productions. 10th place: Skoda Superb The English say about the Czech berth that it is well built, that it has quality materials and that it is very reliable. Most of these qualities are due to Volkswagen originals. 9th place: Honda Accord The Japanese sedan receives praise for the available equipment, but also for the pleasure of driving. Also, the British say there are no major issues emerging throughout the model's life. 8th place: Toyota iQ Minuscule iQ is based on Toyota's reliability book, and the owners confirm, apparently, the stories they hear from the Japanese word for word. Seat 7: Opel / Vauxhall Agila The German model enjoys a beautiful seven place in this top, position it has acquired, say CarBuyer, thanks to the collaboration with Suzuki. Moreover, both Opel Agila and its Japanese cousin Suzuki Splash are produced at the Suzuki factory in Hungary. 6th place: Toyota Prius Although it uses a hybrid propulsion system (which leads to technical complications, so many things that can break down), the Prius is one of the most reliable cars on the road. 5th place: Skoda Yeti Like Superb, Yeti has many components from the Volkswagen Group, components that have proven their reliability over the years. Moreover, the compact Czech SUV won the Auto Express Driver Power 2013, the owners being very pleased with their cars. Express Driver Power 2013, the owners being very pleased with their cars. 4th place: Hyundai ix35 Inside materials are not the greatest, say the English, but it does not seem to be an indicator of reliability, the Korean SUV managed to enter the top 5. 3rd place: Honda Jazz People who responded to the Auto Express study said about Honda Jazz that it is one of the most reliable cars in the UK. Moreover, owners praise the low fuel consumption and the fact that it is a practical car. At the same time, however, the fairly high price and the perfection of the road make it less attractive to the Japanese model. Second place: Subaru Forester The only Subaru on this top is the Forester, a favorite car for many people who want a car to go with for years without worry. 1st place: Toyota Yaris Little Yaris gets the crown in the top of the most reliable cars in 2013 due to the extremely reliable engines and the quality of the construction. At the same time, the Japanese hatchback is also praised for low fuel consumption, while interior materials and road wear are criticized for lack of refinement. The English say Yaris is not the best subcompact machine in the market, this title is going to Ford Fiesta, but it's the most reliable.

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How to Make a Backup of Your Mac Using Time Machine The feature was introduced with OS X 10.5 Leopard and has been there since then. If you've never used it, Time Machine is one of the easiest ways to back up your Mac and is great for recovering individual files that you've deleted or for restoring your entire hard drive in case catastrophe. How Does Time Machine Work? Time Machine works with any hard disk connected to your computer via USB, FireWire or Thunderbolt; also supports Time Capsules and backup disks connected ove How to Make a Backup of Your Mac Using Time Machine The feature was introduced with OS X 10.5 Leopard and has been there since then. If you've never used it, Time Machine is one of the easiest ways to back up your Mac and is great for recovering individual files that you've deleted or for restoring your entire hard drive in case catastrophe. How Does Time Machine Work? Time Machine works with any hard disk connected to your computer via USB, FireWire or Thunderbolt; also supports Time Capsules and backup disks connected over a network, provided discs support file sharing with File File Protocol (AFP). As long as the disk is available for your Mac, you can use it for a backup of a Time Machine. When enabled, Apple's backup software contains periodic snapshots of all files and catalogs them on an external hard drive you've connected or a Time Capsule you've connected to your network. Copies all the hard contents your disk per hour, daily and weekly; While the drive is getting full, Time Machine will delete the oldest backups and replace them with newer versions. This is better than the traditional "copy a bunch of files into a cloud service" or "clone a disk on an external hard drive" because you do not have to restore your hard drive if you lose a single file can recover some images, folders, and backup projects because of its instantly stratified system. If you use OS X Yosemite or later on a laptop and activate Time Machine, you will also automatically get a feature called Local Snapshots; this allows your laptop to backup one time a day (and once a week) while away from your Time Machine. Local snapshots remove part of your hard drive by backing up, but if you start running, it will automatically remove old backups so you have at least 20% free space on your drive. Can I exclude backup data? Yes. You can selectively exclude files from your backups by adding them to a list in your Time Machine preferences. We have more information on how to proceed below. r a network, provided discs support file sharing with File File Protocol (AFP). As long as the disk is available for your Mac, you can use it for a backup of a Time Machine. When enabled, Apple's backup software contains periodic snapshots of all files and catalogs them on an external hard drive you've connected or a Time Capsule you've connected to your network. Copies all the hard contents your disk per hour, daily and weekly; While the drive is getting full, Time Machine will delete the oldest backups and replace them with newer versions. This is better than the traditional "copy a bunch of files into a cloud service" or "clone a disk on an external hard drive" because you do not have to restore your hard drive if you lose a single file can recover some images, folders, and backup projects because of its instantly stratified system. If you use OS X Yosemite or later on a laptop and activate Time Machine, you will also automatically get a feature called Local Snapshots; this allows your laptop to backup one time a day (and once a week) while away from your Time Machine. Local snapshots remove part of your hard drive by backing up, but if you start running, it will automatically remove old backups so you have at least 20% free space on your drive. Can I exclude backup data? Yes. You can selectively exclude files from your backups by adding them to a list in your Time Machine preferences. We have more information on how to proceed below. How to Enable Back Time Machine on Mac Select System Preferences from the Apple menu. Choose the Time Machine icon. Time Machine SetupTime Machine Setup 3. Click Select Backup Disk. 4. Select the disc you want to use as a backup for Time Machine. 5. Check the Back Up Automatically to automatically backup your Mac to your selected disks. How to Restore Files from a Time Machine Backup 1. Select System Preferences from the Apple menu. 2. Choose the Time Machine icon. 3. Check the box next to Show Time Machine in the menu bar. 4. Click Enter Machine Time after clicking the Time Machine icon on the menu bar. 5. Locate the file or folder in question and click Restore. How to exclude files from Time Machine Time Machine will automatically make a backup of most of your Mac, but you may want to exclude certain files. Open System Preferences on your Mac. Click Time Machine. Click Options .... Click the + button. Choose the files or folders you want to exclude. Click Exclude. Click Save. How to Restore the Hard Drive from a Time Machine Backup Whether you're experiencing major issues with your current hard drive or upgrading to a new Mac, Machine Time can help you get back to business. Start the Mac and hold down the Command and R keys to enter the macOS recovery partition. Your Mac should start on a screen that displays MacOS Utilities. Select Restore from Time Machine Backup and click Continue. Read the information on the Restore Your System page and click Continue. Select Back Time Machine and click Continue. Select the most recent hard disk backup and click Continue. Your Mac will then restore the Time Machine backup; once it's over, it will restart. If you had to replace it with a stock unit that has nothing on it, you will not be able to boot from the macOS recovery partition. Do not be afraid, however, you can get recovery from the Time Machine backup disk itself: just hold down the Option key when you turn on your Mac; you will be able to select the Time Machine as the starting unit and you will go there.