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2. Select the partition and then the folder that contains the files you want to recover on the

directory tree in the left pane. The right pane lists the files in that folder. Select the files to

recover. When selecting multiple files you can use the Ctrl and Shift keys like in Windows

Explorer. Having finished selection, right-click on the selected files and choose Recover in the

shortcut menu.

3. Acronis True Image Home opens the Browse for folder dialog. By default the original location

from which the files were backed up will be selected. If necessary, you can select another folder

or create a new folder for the files to be recovered to by clicking the Make New Folder button.

After selecting the folder click OK to proceed with recovery.

If you recover the files to the original folder and Acronis True Image Home finds a file there with the

same name, it will open a dialog window where you can choose what to do with the files: Recover

and replace the file on the disk, Do not recover (to keep the file on the disk), and Recover, but keep

both files (the recovered file will be renamed). If you want to use the choice for all files with identical

names, select the Apply to all files check box.

It is impossible to Recover and replace files on the disk which are being used or locked by the operating system

at the moment of recovery.

If you need to recover a specific version of a file, select the file either in Time Explorer or in Windows

Explorer, right-click and choose View Versions in the shortcut menu. This opens the File Versions

window. Select the required version by its backup time and click Recover on the toolbar. To choose

the right version, you can open the version in the associated application and view the file contents.

Select the file in the right pane and the backup times for all its versions kept on the Nonstop Backup

Storage will be shown in the bottom line of Time Explorer. Choose a version by its backup time, then

right-click on the file in the right pane and choose Open in the shortcut menu. Acronis True Image

Home will recover the file version to a temporary folder and then will open the file using the

associated application.

7.6 Managing Acronis Nonstop Backup storage

Inevitably the Acronis Nonstop Backup Storage becomes full after a period of time which depends on

the selected Nonstop Backup storage and the number and composition of partitions protected by

Acronis Nonstop Backup.

When your selected Acronis Nonstop Backup storage fills up, you can choose another storage

without losing the previously backed up data.

One more way of managing the Acronis Nonstop Backup storage is cleaning up the data you do not

need anymore. To clean up the storage, select Backup → Nonstop Backup on the sidebar and then

click the link to the active Nonstop Backup storage to the right of Storage for nonstop backups: on

the right pane. This will open the Nonstop Backup Options window. To clean up the active Nonstop

Backup storage, click the Storage item, select the active storage, and then click Clean up on the

toolbar.

Acronis True Image Home displays a window allowing you to select a period of time for deleting the

backups created during that period. Select the required period and click OK.