Blog Articles
Read MSP360’s latest news and expert articles about MSP business and technology
How to recover individual file from Image-Based Backup

How to Recover Individual File from Image-Based Backup

How to Recover Individual File from Image-Based Backup

In this blog post, we provide instructions on how to recover individual files from the image-based backup. It is important to note that MSP360 Backup can restore selected files from the cloud,  and there is no need to recover the whole image. Thus MSP360 Backup software significantly reduces restore time and cuts on outgoing transfer costs.

New call-to-action

How to Recover Files from Windows Image Backup

Launch MSP360 Backup, navigate on Backup Storage > Disk Image.
backup_storage_disk_image.1

Right-click on the system image file and select File Level Restore option.restore_backup.2

If you enabled encryption when doing this backup, specify the encryption password in order to decrypt your data.
decrypt

You will see the list of volumes that are included in the system image backup.
expand_volumes.3

Expand the volumes and find the individual files you would like to restore from the system backup. Right-click on the files and hit Restore to.
select_files_to_restore5Note: You can restore the entire folder with all the files inside it. Just right-click on that folder and hit Restore to.
4

 Choose the location you want to restore the files to and click OK.
browse6

  New call-to-action

You will see the following notification message.
plan_restore7

To review the restore plan, go to Restore Plans tab where you can manage all the restore plans you have created. The green progress bar indicates the current progress of the data restoring.
restore_progress8That's it! Now your restore plan is up and running and you can take advantage of the file level recovery from image-based backup with MSP360 Backup!

Conclusion

You can try MSP360 Backup absolutely for free. Just download a 15-day fully-functional trial version of MSP360 Backup

MSP360 Backup icon
MSP360 Backup for Windows Server
  • Image-based, system state and file-level backup
  • Local, cloud and hybrid backup
  • Multiple recovery options (bare-metal, USB, cloud)
New call-to-action