Operation Manual

5.4.2.1 Edit user command for recovery

You can specify user commands to be executed before or after recovery:

 In the Command field type-in a command or select it from the list. Click ... to select a batch file.

 In the Working directory field type-in a path for command execution or select it from the list of

previously entered paths.

 In the Arguments field enter or select command execution arguments from the list.

Disabling the Do not perform operations until the command execution is complete parameter

(enabled by default), will permit the recovery process to run concurrently with your command

execution.

The Abort the operation if the user command fails (enabled by default) parameter will abort the

operation if any errors occur in command execution.

You can test the command you entered by clicking the Test command button.

5.4.3 Validation option

 Validate backup before recovery—Enable this option to check the backup integrity before

recovery.

 Check the file system after recovery—Enable this option to check the file system integrity on the

recovered partition.

Only FAT16/32 and NTFS file systems can be checked.

The file system will not be checked if a reboot is required during recovery, for example, when recovering the

system partition to its original place.

5.4.4 Computer restart

If you want the computer to reboot automatically when it is required for recovery, select the Restart

the computer automatically if needed for the recovery check box. This may be used when a

partition locked by the operating system has to be recovered.

5.4.5 File recovery options

You can select the following file recovery options:

 Recover files with their original security settings - if the file security settings were preserved

during backup (see File-level security settings for backup (p. 56)), you can choose whether to

recover them or let the files inherit the security settings of the folder where they will be

recovered to. This option is effective only when recovering files from file/folder backups.

 Set current date and time for recovered files - you can choose whether to recover the file date

and time from the backup or assign the files the current date and time. By default the file date

and time from the backup will be assigned.

5.4.6 Overwrite file options

Choose what to do if the program finds a file in the target folder with the same name as in the

backup.

This option is available only while restoring data from file-level backups.