Hi Rosemary, a friend had this problem and it was due to a failing power supply
which had to be replaced. I also found this to be the solution to computer
restarts when I did a Google search.
Consider that you may not be able to solve the problem without taking it to a
technician.
Kind
Hi Rosemary
How do you have your Time Machine disk connected to the laptop?
Assuming it’s the machine you listed in your specs?
Do you have a hard drive connected directly to the laptop via a USB-C port? Or
is it a “normal USB” backup drive you’re using and you’re connecting it to the
laptop
Hi Rosemary,
It’s really hard to understand what the problem is that you are trying to
resolve.
I think you are telling us that you now think your computer is okay, but you
think you have a problem with Time Machine.
You’ve told us that your time machine disk is supporting three computers.
Hi
Disk utility can’t find the Time Machine.
Cheers
Rosemary
On Sat, 5 Jun 2021 at 01:15, Stephen Chape wrote:
> Hi Rosemary.
>
> If this was me, I would use Disk Utility to Erase my Time Machine backup.
> Then start from scratch.
>
> But that depends on if you are happy to lose that data.
>
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