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3. In the Backups list, select the backup that you want to recover.
4. Click Restore Disk.
5. If you are restoring a partition, and at least one other partition on the same disk
is also protected, a message displays, advising you that protection will be
stopped for that partition during the recovery process. Click Yes to proceed.
6. When the recovery confirmation message displays, click Yes.
7. If any backup views are open (including backup views of disks other than the
one you are recovering), click Yes to close them.
The disk or partition is recovered to exactly its state at the date and time of the
selected backup.
To let you monitor the progress of this activity, the Status page displays
automatically. The Current activity area displays the percentage of the
recovery that has completed, and the speed at which the data is being sent over
the network. The Progress bar graphically indicates how much of the recovery
is complete.
Note:
Stop Current Activity. However, this will leave the local disk or partition in an
incomplete state, and you will have to recover it again before you can use it.
8. When you are prompted to restart the computer, click OK.
You do not have to restart your computer immediately, but you cannot access
the recovered disk or partition until you do.
As soon as you restart the computer, you must start DiskSafe Express and back
up the recovered disk or partition manually (as described in
up your
disk") to resume protection. In addition, if you recovered a partition and
any other partitions on the same disk were protected, you must manually back up
those partitions as well.
You can cancel this operation at any time by clicking
Protecting Local Disks
"Manually backing
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