You’ll then be asked to reformat your hard drive, deleting any existing data.Click Select Backup Disk, and select the drive you just plugged in. If the prompt didn’t appear, click the Apple logo in the top left and select System Preferences > Time Machine.Note: you won’t be able to use the drive for anything else while it’s used as a backup drive.
You should see a prompt appear, asking if you want to use the drive as a backup drive – click Use as Backup Disk.There are paid apps that’ll clone your drive, but if you’re not looking to part with any cash, Apple’s built-in Time Machine functionality should do the job – you just need an external drive to get started. Resetting your Mac will delete all your documents, data and settings, so it’s a good idea to back up your Mac before resetting – especially if you want to continue to use macOS on another machine.
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