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| − | See [[Backups]] for when and where backups are created. | + | See [[Backups - automatic]] for when and where backups are created. |
*Login to the file-server (''Administrators'' only). | *Login to the file-server (''Administrators'' only). | ||
*Open ''Start > All Programs > Accessories > System Tools >'' '''Backup''' | *Open ''Start > All Programs > Accessories > System Tools >'' '''Backup''' | ||
| − | * | + | *Got to the tab '''Restore and Manage Media'''. |
*In the left window browse to the desired folder or file. | *In the left window browse to the desired folder or file. | ||
*In the lower left corner ''Restore files to:'' select '''Alternate location''' or '''Single folder'''. Do NOT choose original location to avoid undesired overwriting of data. | *In the lower left corner ''Restore files to:'' select '''Alternate location''' or '''Single folder'''. Do NOT choose original location to avoid undesired overwriting of data. | ||
Latest revision as of 09:26, 11 December 2009
See Backups - automatic for when and where backups are created.
- Login to the file-server (Administrators only).
- Open Start > All Programs > Accessories > System Tools > Backup
- Got to the tab Restore and Manage Media.
- In the left window browse to the desired folder or file.
- In the lower left corner Restore files to: select Alternate location or Single folder. Do NOT choose original location to avoid undesired overwriting of data.
- Browse to an Alternate location (somewhere on the server where the user can take it from).
- Click Start Restore.
