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File restore, BounceBack QuickRestore for, Windows 2000 Pro and XP

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File restore BounceBack Express backs up data in the operating system's native file format and uses the same directory structure (folders and files) as the original data. This makes it easy to find and restore files from the backup drive using Windows Explorer in Windows OS. BounceBack QuickRestore for Windows 2000 Pro and XP BounceBack QuickRestore can restore files and folders from the backup drive quickly and easily. The steps to restore data are as follows: 1. Start BounceBack ControlCenter and select Restore. 2. In the left side of the BounceBack QuickRestore box, navigate to the backup that contains the file(s) you want to restore. You will see the file details on the right side of the screen. 3. Note the Status information for the files. Unchanged-the file on the backup drive unit is the same as the file on your hard drive. Older-the file on the backup drive unit is older than the file on your hard drive. Newer-the file on the backup drive unit is newer than file on your hard drive. Deleted-the file on the backup drive unit represents a file that has been deleted on your hard drive. 4. Click on the file(s) you want to restore. 14 Quick Start Guide

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File restore
BounceBack Express
backs up
data in the operating system’s
native file format and uses the same
directory structure (folders and files)
as the original data. This makes it
easy to find and restore files from
the backup drive using
Windows
Explorer
in Windows OS.
BounceBack QuickRestore for
Windows 2000 Pro and XP
BounceBack QuickRestore
can
restore files and folders from the
backup drive quickly and easily.
The steps to restore data are as
follows:
1.
Start BounceBack ControlCenter
and select
Restore
.
2.
In the left side of the
BounceBack QuickRestore box,
navigate to the backup that con-
tains the file(s) you want to
restore. You will see the file
details on the right side of the
screen.
3.
Note the
Status
information for
the files.
Unchanged
—the file on the
backup drive unit is the same as
the file on your hard drive.
Older
—the file on the backup
drive unit is older than the file on
your hard drive.
Newer
—the file on the backup
drive unit is newer than file on
your hard drive.
Deleted
—the file on the backup
drive unit represents a file that
has been deleted on your hard
drive.
4.
Click on the file(s) you want to
restore.
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