Will Time Capsule work with MAC OS X 10.7.2

• Asked by Alan O from Newburgh
• Dec 6, 2011
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Time Capsule will work with OS X Lion?

• Asked by Gerardo M from Cuajimalpa
• Jun 20, 2011
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The description states that you access the files on the Time Capsule network drive through your iCloud account. How do you do this?

There are no instructions anywhere on how to do this...
From Time Capsule Description:

Wireless drive sharing.
Time Capsule also works great as a wireless hard drive, whether you have a Mac or a PC. It sets up in a snap, giving you a networked hard drive you can use for storing and sharing all kinds of files. If you’re a MobileMe member using a Mac with OS X Leopard or later, or an iCloud member with Mac OS X Lion, you can even access the files on the drive over the Internet.

• Asked by Chuck R from Manahawkin
• Jan 31, 2012
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Does the latest version of Time Capsule work with OS Lion?

• Asked by Paul G from Eltham
• Aug 12, 2011
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Will it work with BT Broadband

Good day

We have a BT broadband router for the Mac OS X Snow Leopard and PC Windows Vista that we operate in our home.

The time Capsule appears to have what we need for both networking and backing up both of our systems, but not if it is not compatible with our ISP - BT broadband.

Therefore before we go ahead and purchase one we would appreciate it if you could respond to our query.

Many thanks

Frank Quick.

• Asked by Frank Q
• Dec 27, 2009
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Is the Time Capsule a hard drive?

does the Time Capsule work as like a hardrive? For example, if I am running out of space on my Mac Mini, is the Time Capsule the thing I need to buy?

• Asked by Daniel W from Evanston
• Jun 9, 2010
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do i need internet for time capsule to work?

the internet in my barracks is an Ethernet and i was just wondering if i can just plug a USB in to the TC from my mac?

• Asked by Paul L from Plainfield
• Aug 28, 2010
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two macs, one time capsule?

I have two macBooks, want to maintain separate disk images for each machine through my Time Capsule, can I do it and how?

or should I even bother since I built my new MacBook Pro off the disk image of my old MacBook and it worked great, if the new machine crashes I'll have an image and can restore to the old machine, and if the old machine craters I'll have the image from the new one to restore to another new machine?

Belt and suspenders!

• Asked by Thomas O from Santa Clara
• Sep 15, 2010
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Does spotlight search work on the time capsule?

I have two Macs both running lion and currently have a Buffalo NAS to keep all my documents on. Spotlight doesn't work with it which is a real pain. I won't be using it for time machine backups, just a central resource to hold all of my documents. I need the ability to search the content of files (not just the filename), especially pdf and word documents. Will this work or should I look elsewhere?

• Asked by Thomas H
• Jan 27, 2012
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will time capsule work with linksys 3000?

I have a modem from the cable company... I have a dell i7 with 8GB ramm, 1.5 TB and two - 2.0 TB drives and a 1 GB video card. I have connected this to a 32 " monitor with 4 HDMI imputs spaces... and it is imput #1. I have a loaded Mac Mini that is going into HMDI #2 with a 2 TB iomega drive attatched to it. I am interested on how I could use this 2 TB time capsule in conjunctions with my excisting linksys router wireless net work... I also have two iphones and two ipads... that already use the Linksys network along with two sony wireless computers. I would like to see if I could set up the Time Capsule to do the back up for the Mac Mini... and allow the iphone, ipads, and other wireless devices connect to it as well by changing the wifi network selction on that particular device... and still have it password protected? Oh... and also access the internet through this device as well? Do I need a dual output modem? Do they make those? BTW... the other two HDMI ports are going to be for an apple TV and a WDHD TV... the lights dim sometimes when I turn it on... I am interested in your thoughts on either how to handle this configuration... or is there a better option and what would be the trade-offs?

• Asked by William S from Gainesville
• Jan 13, 2011
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