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12-08-2016, 09:10 PM
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Reverting to Mavericks from backup?
Against my better judgement, I updated to Sierra from Mavericks and it's turned out to be a disaster. My MacBook Air is ridiculously sluggish, I can't log in to one of my primary accounts, and I'm getting random freezes and beach balls of death.
Immediately prior to updating, I used SuperDuper to back up all files to an external drive. I'd like to restore the backup to my MacBook Air and rid myself of Sierra. Assuming this is possible, is there a recommended way of doing this? Thanks! 
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