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Here's [http://www.macworld.com/article/1165784/how_to_restore_data_from_time_machine.html] an article that explains how to restore a file, folder or your whole system from Time Machine.

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I have a iMac which is running OK now but crash recently. &nbsp;I would like to configure the machine with the Time Capsule device so that I can get started from where it had crash. &nbsp;I am not well versed in the MAC OS. &nbsp;I think my OS is the snow leopard. &nbsp;Can someone help me with a step by step approach to setup this procedure.
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I have a iMac which is running OK now but crash recently.  I would like to configure the machine with the Time Capsule device so that I can get started from where it had crash.  I am not well versed in the MAC OS.  I think my OS is the snow leopard.  Can someone help me with a step by step approach to setup this procedure.

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