User guide

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There are two ways of selecting locations in the browsing window. First, you can select just a

location. In this case, you will see the whole tree-list (under the selected locations) of all the virtual

machines and all their archives stored in the selected location. Second, you can select both a location

and an archive, in which case you will see just the contents of this archive.

If the selected location contains any password-protected archives or archives of physical machines,

then the VMs included in these archives cannot be shown, and you will get a warning. In this case, in

order to restore your data from these archives, you have to specify its name directly in the Browse

pop-up.

The selected location is scanned for archives and their contents. As a result of the scan, on the left

side you will see a tree-list of the virtual machines included in all archives stored in the selected

location or inside the selected archive. By clicking on any virtual machine, you can check the list of all

its recovery points on the right side.

For each machine, the latest recovery point is selected by default. The recovery point could be

changed by clicking on it. Note that File Recovery allows the selection of just a single Virtual Machine

and single recovery point at a time, while the Restore Backup task allows recovery of several VMs.

After selecting the recovery point for the virtual machine you can proceed to the next step. This

recovery point defines the virtual machine state which you want to extract files or folders from.