Choose the device with the archive/settings you want to use.

This will start the replace device process (previously called 'adoption') to retain your existing settings and backup progress. Step 3: Reconnect to your backup if you did a complete uninstallĪfter performing a complete uninstall, you must follow the steps to replace your device in order to reconnect it to your existing backup. Your backup continues from its previous state.

If you performed a complete uninstall, continue to Step 3: Reconnect to your backup after a complete uninstall.įor additional installation information, see Install the CrashPlan app.Īfter you sign in, the CrashPlan app begins a file verification scan that inspects your file selection for any new, changed, or deleted files.

Follow the prompts to complete the installation.Linux: Run the install.sh shell script.Mac: Double-click the DMG file, then double-click Install CrashPlan.Windows: Double-click the installer file.Once the download completes, run the installer:.

If you're unable to sign in to the CrashPlan console, see Install the CrashPlan app for direct links. Download the CrashPlan app from App Downloads found in the CrashPlan console.Remove the following directory from your system: /var/lib/crashplan.At the prompt, type YES to uninstall and press Enter.Open Terminal and enter: cd ~/Downloads/crashplan-install.

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