User guide

Clickfree Transformer User Guide Restoring my content

If two files have the same size (KB) and same date modified, it is likely safe to skip.

If you skip any files, Clickfree completes “with exceptions”. For details see “Restore

completed with exceptions” on page 33.

17. When all of your content has been restored, Clickfree tells you that it is done, and, if it

has replaced files on your computer, gives you a chance to undo the restore.

If you want to undo, see “How do I undo a restore?” on page 34.

Warning: There is no way to undo after you close this dialog.

18. If you do not want to undo the restore, click Close.

Note: Your content has not been deleted from your Clickfree backup: it is still safe on the

external hard drive.

19. When you see the Restore Summary screen, simply unplug the Clickfree Transformer

and external hard drive and store them in a safe place.

HOW DO I CHANGE HOW CLICKFREE RESTORES CONTENT?

By making choices at several steps in the restore process you can affect which content is

restored and where it is restored to.

What do the

Cancel, Next, and Back buttons do?

As you go from one step to the next to restore content, the screens you see usually have

buttons for

Cancel, Next >, and Back>.

Cancel completely stops the restore, and returns you to the countdown screen.

Next > accepts the decisions you have made so far, then moves on to the next step and the

next decision.

Back > sends you back to the previous step so that you can change a decision you already

made. Until you click Restore Now or Cancel there is no limit to how often you can go back

and make changes.