From the Command Center, you can restore the backed-up files on your laptop or desktop computerto the same computer or to a different client computer.
Procedure
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From the navigation pane, go to Protect > Laptops.
The Laptops page appears.
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Click RESTORE for the computer that contains the file or folder.
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Select the file or folder, and then click Restore.
The Restore Options dialog box appears.
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You can restore data as shown in the following table.
Goal
Procedure
Restore data to the same client and folder from where it was backed up
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To overwrite the existing file or folder in the original destination path, select Unconditionally overwrite if it already exists.
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Click RESTORE.
Restore data to a different path on the same client computer
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Clear the Restore to Original Folder box.
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To define the destination path, in the Destination path box, click the folder icon
.The Select a path dialog box appears.
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Find and select the folder, and then click SAVE.
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To overwrite the existing file or folder in the destination path, select Unconditionally overwrite if it already exist.
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Click RESTORE.
Restore data to a different client computer
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In the Destination list, select the client computer where you want to restore the file or folder.
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To define the destination path, in the Destination path box, click the folder icon
.The Select a path dialog box appears.
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Find and select the folder, and then click SAVE.
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To overwrite the existing file or folder in the destination path, select Unconditionally overwrite if it already exist.
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Click RESTORE.
Restore data to a UNC path
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Clear the Restore to Original Computer check box.
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To define the destination path, in the Destination list, select Network Path.
Optional: To access the network share through a client computer, in the Destination list, select a client computer.
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In the Destination path box, type the UNC path (for example, \\client1\restore).
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Move the Impersonate user toggle key to the right.
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Enter the domain username and password for the UNC path. For example, domain1\user1.
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To overwrite the existing file or folder in the destination path, select Unconditionally overwrite if it already exist.
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Click RESTORE.
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