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--- file_history [2017/02/23 14:58] – Update File History Setup Video abrashear
+++ file_history [2017/07/10 13:41] (current) – Remove alt text for a video to test print abrashear
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   - Connect the drive you wish to restore File History from.
-  - Open the Start Menu and type //Backup Settings// to start a search.
+  - Open the Start Menu and type //Control// to start a search.
-  - Open //Backup Settings//.
+  - Open //Control Panel//.
-  - Click //More Options//.
+  - Under System and Security, click //Save backup copies of your files with File History//.
-  - Click //See advanced settings//.
+  - Click the existing backup in the list near the bottom of the window then click //Turn On//.
-  - In the File History window, make sure //I want to use a previous backup// is checked.
+  - Click //Restore Personal Files// in the left column.
-  - Click the existing backup in the listing with your username.
+    - **Optional**: Browse to the backup you want to restore, if different from the most recent one.
-  - Click the //Turn on// button.
-  - Click //Restore personal files// in the left pane.
-  - **Optional**: Browse to the backup you want to restore, if different from the most recent one.
   - Click the green restore button at the bottom of the window.
     - If asked to replace or skip files, choose //Replace the files in the destination//.
 When the restoration is complete, File History will open the location of the restored files.
+==== Video Guide ====
+{{ :video_guides:file_history_restore_guide.webm?1280 |}}
 ===== Restore files on your current computer =====
 In this scenario, your files have been deleted or modified and you want to restore known-good versions of them.