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Restoring Previous File Versions
- This article is for Windows only
Carbonite keeps up to 12 versions of your changed files. Carbonite is designed to keep one daily version of the file for each day of the past week, one weekly version for each of the previous three weeks, and one monthly version for each of the previous two months that the file has been backed up. Carbonite will also keep at least the three most recent versions of a file regardless of age. How often your computer is turned on, when Carbonite is able to back up, how often the file is saved, and when the file is saved are all factors that will determine how many versions are available to restore. Additionally, frequently changed files are backed up once every 24 hours.
Note: previous file names cannot be restored. Only one record of the file name is retained, and it is always the latest record.
This image and the text below reflect versioning on a file that has been changed and backed up every day.
You can restore a previous version of a file using various methods.
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You can open the Carbonite Backup Drive through the File Explorer window (alternatively called Windows Explorer in older Windows operating systems). Within this window, double-click the Carbonite Backup Drive icon.
The Carbonite Backup Drive window will be displayed. To view files and folders in your backup, double-click the Backed Up Files icon. This window will show you the files in your backup, organized just as they are on your computer.
Locate the file you wish to restore. Once located, right-click it and select Restore previous versions.
Select the desired version of the file from the list.
Once selected, specify the name and location of the file and click the OK button to restore it.
The Restore to Location: will be automatically populated with the path to the existing file. The word "(Restored)" will be added to the existing filename with the date and time it was backed up. Alternatively, you can enter a different filename and/or save the file to a different location on your computer by clicking the Browse button and selecting a new location.
You can restore previous versions through the Carbonite submenu. To begin, locate the file within File Explorer window (alternatively called Windows Explorer in older Windows operating systems).
Once you have located the file you would like to restore a previous version of, right-click the file, hover over the Carbonite submenu, then click Restore previous versions in the submenu, as shown below.
From the previous versions dialog, you can select a version to restore, then specify the name and location of the file and click the OK button to restore it.
The Restore to Location: will be automatically populated with the path to the existing file. The word "(Restored)" will be added to the existing filename with the date and time it was backed up. Alternatively, you can enter a different filename and/or save the file to a different location on your computer by clicking the Browse button and selecting a new location.
You can use Carbonite's Search and Restore feature to restore previous versions of files. To open Search and Restore, right-click the Carbonite icon in the Windows Notification Area and select Search and Restore. If you do not see the Carbonite icon, click the Show hidden icons arrow ( ^ ) to the left of the Notification Area. You can then right-click the Carbonite icon directly, or click and drag it down toward your system clock to always show the Carbonite icon.
Once you have opened Search and Restore, you can search for the file you would like to restore a previous version for by its full or part of its name. Once located, hold the mouse over the entry in the search results and click Actions. In the Actions menu that appears, click Previous versions.
In the Version History screen, you can select a version (or versions) of the selected file to restore. Each version displayed will include information on the versions' modification date, file size, and the file name a restored copy will be given upon restoring. Use the check box selections to select one or more versions, then click the Restore selected versions button to begin restoring.
Note: Any previous versions restored through Search and Restore will be restored to the original location of the file.
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