If you are restoring a large amount of data, consider optimizing your computer settings to prevent disruptions.It is safe to close the CrashPlan app while the files restore in the background.Download Activity displays the status of your download. Update the options to specify the restore location, naming guidelines, and permissions for your restored files.The Restore Files Options window appears.
Select the checkboxes for the folders and files you want to restore.Your download is added to Downloadswith the default files options. Mouse over the file, and click the download icon.Learn more about finding files (including hidden or deleted files) below. Navigate to the file you wish to restore.(Optional) If you want to restore an earlier version of your files, click As of Today to select a previous date from a calendar.If you back up to multiple destinations, select the destination from Restore files from.(Applies only if you have multiple devices) From the menu, select the device that originally backed up the files you want to restore.Restore files from the CrashPlan app Restore a single file If you notice the CrashPlan app is restoring more files than you expect, see our considerations for restoring metadata.If you need to restore all of your files because you recently replaced a device or the hard drive containing your operating system, see Replace your device using CrashPlan for Small Business.This article describes how to restore files from the CrashPlan app. However, the CrashPlan app offers you the most flexibility. The CrashPlan console is convenient for restoring files when you are not near one of your devices. Use the CrashPlan app to restore files whenever you have access to one of your devices.
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