I have two Macs running CrashPlan. In one of them, one day, a CrashPlan icon appeared on the top menu bar that informs me when backups are being done, how much is backed up, etc. In the other one, I don't have that icon. Any ideas how to get it to appear?
MacOS – CrashPlan’s top-bar icon, how to get it
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Best Answer
Are you sure you've checked the option to show it in your menu bar?