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■ Click Recovered Files folder on the desktop to restore your files to a
Recovered Files folder on your Windows desktop.
Norton Ghost creates this folder during the restore.
■ Click Alternatefolder and type the path to the location in which you want
to restore your files.
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Click Recover.
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If you are prompted to replace the existing file, click Yes if you are certain
that the file that you are recovering is the file that you want.
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Click OK.
Recovering files and folders by using a recovery point
You can also restore files or folders using recovery points, provided you have
defined and run a drive-based backup.
To restore files and folders using a recovery point
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On the Home or Tasks page, click Recover My Files
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In the left pane of the Recover My Files window, select Recovery Point as
the search method.
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If you want to use a different recovery point than the one selected for you in
the Recovery Point box, click Change.
Note: If Norton Ghost cannot locate any recovery points, the Select Recovery
Point dialog box opens automatically.
In the Select Recovery Point dialog box, click View by and select one of the
following options:
Displays all of the discovered recovery points in the order in
which they were created.
If no recovery points were discovered, the table will appear empty.
You should then choose one of the remaining View by options.
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141Recovering files, folders, or entire drives
Recovering files and folders by using a recovery point