When you need to recover files from a failing system, having a clone of your hard drive helps you recover files, eliminating the possibility the failing drive will die completely before files are recovered.Ĭloned backups differ from the now popular ‘incremental backup’ as a clone creates a snapshot of your Mac that is preserved for as long as you want, whereas incremental backups update themselves at regular intervals and replace older versions. Clones can also be useful during travel if you’re worried that your Mac might get lost, stolen, or damaged. Disk Drill brings deleted files back from the dead.Ī clone of your Mac is essentially a backup of all the data you can make bootable, so when you connect the disk to another Mac, you just reboot and carry on from where you left off.Ĭloning your Mac’s main drive is a great way to protect yourself against potential problems when doing things like installing a new or updated version of macOS - especially if you’re using a beta version of macOS.
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