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This was done twice without success using the button on the Time Capsule.<br />
I am going to the Client Monday 19th september 2011:<br />
I will try your method.<br />
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Thank you<br />
<br />
Michael
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This was done twice without success using the button on the Time Capsule.
I am going to the Client Monday 19th september 2011:
I will try your method.

Thank you

Michael

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I should have replied after visiting the Client. Sorry.
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I should have replied after visiting the Client. Sorry.

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A Client has had a Time Capsule. It backs up 3 macs for the last 18 months.<br />
One of the macs was upgraded to Snow Leopard. This had to be done using an external drive as the DVD had failed. After this the mac failed to connect to the Time Capsule to run Time Machine backup.<br />
After resetting the Time Capsule and putting the same details into the Time Capsule. The mac then worked.<br />
Unfortunately the other two computers fail to run their time machine backup. They are rejected -&quot;not the correct username or password.<br />
Any help will be much appreciated.<br />
<br />
Michael 
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A Client has had a Time Capsule. It backs up 3 macs for the last 18 months.
One of the macs was upgraded to Snow Leopard. This had to be done using an external drive as the DVD had failed. After this the mac failed to connect to the Time Capsule to run Time Machine backup.
After resetting the Time Capsule and putting the same details into the Time Capsule. The mac then worked.
Unfortunately the other two computers fail to run their time machine backup. They are rejected -"not the correct username or password.
Any help will be much appreciated.

Michael 

Time Capsule rejects Macs Time Machine even with the correct username and password

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