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Since updating to Ventura, Time Machine's "Restore to..." function doesn't work like it used to. It doesn't show me a dialog to select a folder (that's what the ellipsis means), it just starts copying everything to the original folder. And there's NO WAY to cancel the copy that I can find. I've had to force quit the Finder a few times.
Is it still possible to restore from a backup without overwriting the original? If so, how?
Mac Studio, macOS 13.0
If there is already a file by the same name, when you choose "Restore to..." you will see a dialog like this one:
Choose "Keep Both". The file that you had will be renamed by adding "(original)" after the name.
If there is already a file by the same name, when you choose "Restore to..." you will see a dialog like this one:
Choose "Keep Both". The file that you had will be renamed by adding "(original)" after the name.
Time Machine "Restore to..." Doesn' Work
