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Dismounting a recovery point drive, Viewing the drive properties of a recovery point

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Exploring the contents of a recovery point 133 Dismounting a recovery point drive Dismounting a recovery point drive All of your mounted recovery point drives are unmounted when you restart the computer. You can also unmount the drives without restarting the computer. To dismount a recovery point drive in Windows Explorer 1 In Windows Explorer, navigate to the mounted recovery point. 2 Right-click the drive, and then click Dismount Recovery Point. To dismount a recovery point drive in Recovery Point Browser 1 In the Recovery Point Browser, in the tree view, locate the mounted recovery point. 2 Right-click the mounted recovery point, and then click Dismount Recovery Point. Viewing the drive properties of a recovery point You can view the following drive properties of a recovery point: Description Original drive letter Cluster size File system Primary/Logical Size Used space Unused space Contains bad sectors Cleanly quiesced A user-assigned comment that is associated with the recovery point. The original drive letter that was assigned to the drive. The cluster size (in bytes) of the FAT, FAT32, or NTFS drive. The file system type used within the drive. For example, FAT, FAT32, or NTFS. The selected drive's status as either a primary partition or a logical partition. The total size (in MB) of the drive. This total includes used space and unused space. The amount of used space (in MB) within the drive. The amount of unused space (in MB) within the drive. Indicates if there are any bad sectors on the drive. Indicates whether the database application quiesced properly when a recovery point was created.

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Dismounting a recovery point drive
All of your mounted recovery point drives are unmounted when you restart the
computer. You can also unmount the drives without restarting the computer.
To dismount a recovery point drive in Windows Explorer
1
In Windows Explorer, navigate to the mounted recovery point.
2
Right-click the drive, and then click
Dismount Recovery Point
.
To dismount a recovery point drive in Recovery Point Browser
1
In the Recovery Point Browser, in the tree view, locate the mounted recovery
point.
2
Right-click the mounted recovery point, and then click
Dismount Recovery
Point
.
Viewing the drive properties of a recovery point
You can view the following drive properties of a recovery point:
A user-assigned comment that is associated with the recovery
point.
Description
The original drive letter that was assigned to the drive.
Original drive letter
The cluster size (in bytes) of the FAT, FAT32, or NTFS drive.
Cluster size
The file system type used within the drive. For example, FAT,
FAT32, or NTFS.
File system
The selected drive's status as either a primary partition or a
logical partition.
Primary/Logical
The total size (in MB) of the drive. This total includes used space
and unused space.
Size
The amount of used space (in MB) within the drive.
Used space
The amount of unused space (in MB) within the drive.
Unused space
Indicates if there are any bad sectors on the drive.
Contains bad sectors
Indicates whether the database application quiesced properly
when a recovery point was created.
Cleanly quiesced
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Exploring the contents of a recovery point
Dismounting a recovery point drive