With that in mind, the second portion of the information via the following link should be helpful to you. I rarely use my old MacBook anymore and thus it's been a while since I've backed up and restored via Time Machine. Anything worth using & the amount of trust I am putting on TM is worth knowing as much as is relatively possible.If you merely want to restore your flash capabilities, restore from a snapshot from within the Time machine interface. Main thing that attracted me to TM's methodology. I promise this is the last Q.Am I looking looking at installing from a 'local Snapshot' to restore from or the reboot into command R menu for a full system restoration? This has always puzzled me about TM as, although it does both, clearly it is more focused to just restore the missing file, App etc than to wipe the entire drive. Anything worth using & the amount of trust I am putting on TM is worth knowing as much as is relatively possible. If there is a simple way or 'rule of thumb' you can provide that would be great!

'Local Snap Shots' or 'full system restore's? I will continue reading about this & hopefully not be so intrusive of your time. Is it the duration of Time that has passed that decides the approach or the type of App/program I am restoring? I have read much on TM but never really been able to parse this rather massive differance in approach i.e. I hope I am conveying the conflict in approach as I ( albeit incorrectly ) thought restoring a single program would be a more straight forward approach?. Simply update like you normally would.I promise this is the last Q.Am I looking looking at installing from a 'local Snapshot' to restore from or the reboot into command R menu for a full system restoration? This has always puzzled me about TM as, although it does both, clearly it is more focused to just restore the missing file, App etc than to wipe the entire drive. If there are any available updates, you should be alerted via App Store notification, if set.

Whatever was installed on the device at the time of the TM BU will be restored as it was at the time of the backup.

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