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MY PASSPORT USER MANUAL 5. In the Retrieve Some Files selection box, navigate through the folder structure to find the files you want. You can also use the search box by typing the name (or partial name) of the file or folder: • Select the Show older files check box to display the different backed up versions of your files: • Select the Show deleted files check box to display backed up files that have been deleted: • Select the View icon to list individual files. • To find a file, type all or part of the file name in the search box and press the Enter key to initiate the search. To eliminate the search filter, delete all of the text in the search box and press Enter. • Select the check boxes for the files or folders that you want to retrieve. 6. Click Start Retrieving. 7. During the retrieve: • The Retrieve screen displays a progress bar and a message indicating the amount of data that has been copied to the specified retrieve location. • A Cancel Retrieving button is available for stopping the retrieve. 8. A Retrieval accomplished message signifies completion of the retrieve. A Partial retrieve accomplished message means that all of the files you selected for the retrieve were not copied to the specified retrieve location. In this case, either a: • Files Not Retrieved message provides the number of files that were not retrieved and a link to a failed-to-retrieve information screen. Click the View files link to see the list of files and the reasons they were not retrieved. • Destination is full message means that your computer does not have sufficient disk space to complete the retrieve. RETRIEVING BACKUP FILES - 33

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MY PASSPORT
USER MANUAL
RETRIEVING BACKUP FILES
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5.
In the Retrieve Some Files selection box, navigate through the folder structure to find
the files you want. You can also use the search box by typing the name (or partial
name) of the file or folder:
•
Select the
Show older files
check box to display the different backed up versions
of your files:
•
Select the
Show deleted files
check box to display backed up files that have
been deleted:
•
Select the
View
icon to list individual files.
•
To find a file, type all or part of the file name in the search box and press the
Enter
key to initiate the search.
To eliminate the search filter, delete all of the text in the search box and press
Enter.
•
Select the check boxes for the files or folders that you want to retrieve.
6.
Click
Start Retrieving
.
7.
During the retrieve:
•
The Retrieve screen displays a progress bar and a message indicating the
amount of data that has been copied to the specified retrieve location.
•
A
Cancel Retrieving
button is available for stopping the retrieve.
8.
A
Retrieval accomplished
message signifies completion of the retrieve.
A
Partial retrieve accomplished
message means that
all of the files you selected for
the retrieve were not copied to the specified retrieve location.
In this case, either a:
•
Files Not Retrieved
message provides the number of files that were not
retrieved and a link to a failed-to-retrieve information screen. Click the
View files
link to see the list of files and the reasons they were not retrieved.
•
Destination is full
message means that your computer does not have sufficient
disk space to complete the retrieve.