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Snapshot recover of one file
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Snapshot recover of one file
Hi, I am very confused... I have one file I need to get back as it corrupted, it is stored as a snapshot (snapshot every hour) so just need to recover from "Share" and the "Directory" then the "File" but when I go to do this, it comes up with a warning when recovering saying it will set back folders and you have to type DELETE DATA?
Now in past, I swear I have just done one file no issue, yet this now gives the impression the snapshot recover will take back the whole drive to another time, thus losing all work I have done on other files since?
This is in my office, so vital I don't do this.
Firmware 6.52
Thanks
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Re: Snapshot recover of one file
Enable Allow snapshot access, grab the file via SMB, AFP, whatever your computer uses, then disable snapshot access.
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Re: Snapshot recover of one file
Thanks, I have clicked snapshot allow access but still cannot find a way to roll back just that file?
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Re: Snapshot recover of one file
Once you have enabled snapshot acess, you should see a snapshot folder in the share and you can browse the snapshots there to find your file.
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Re: Snapshot recover of one file
If you are using Windows 7 or Windows 10, you can also right-click on the corrupted file (from Windows Explorer), and select restore previous versions.