Computer Restore: Restore tab

This can include any letters, numbers, or symbols, to a maximum of 229 characters, except for:

• { or }

• $$

This name does not have to be unique. You can reuse names for restore jobs. However, you should choose a name that will help you identify the restore job.

• Current backed up Registry/System State = Click to restore the current version of your System State/registry. You will restore the latest backed up version.

• Registry/System State backed up as of <time><date> = Click to restore a historic version of your System State/registry. Then set the time and date from which you want to restore the System State/registry. You will restore the latest version of the System State/registry that was stored in the backup server as of this time and date.

  To set the time, click a time element (for example, the hours) and either type a number or use the scroll arrows in the time box. To set the date, click the down-arrow to open the calendar so you can select a date.

  If you select a time/date that is before your System State/registry was backed up or that falls beyond the data retention period specified in your service agreement, a message is displayed indicating that you must specify a date that falls within these limits before you can continue.

Note: You must completely configure your restore job before you can save the request.