If files were backed up using the Autobackup feature in the Drive Manager, there are two options to restore that data.
1. Restore using the Drive Manager.
This is the preferred method.
2. Restore by copying files from the external drive directly.
Use this method if restoring to a system that on which Drive Manager software is not installed (a new computer, for example) or if you have forgotten your SafetyKey password. If encryption was used during the backup, you cannot restore manually.
Restore using the Drive Manager
1. Double-click the Drive Manager icon on the Desktop to open the
software. If prompted, click Yes at the Windows User Account Control (UAC) window.
2. Click the AutoBackup icon on the main screen of the Drive Manager.
3. Click the backed up data button (
).
If more than one backup is listed, click the backup that contains the data you want to restore, and then click the backed up data button.
4. Choose which files to restore.
Do not click the 
icon. This icon is for purging / deleting unwanted files from a backup.
5. Choose any option you want to change for your backup.
1. Choose the restore location. The default will restore to the original location.
2. Choose a restore point or date you want to restore from. This is necessary if you want to restore an older version of a file.
3. Choose any filters. This is useful if you only want to restore certain types of tiles like documents, but not other types of files, like music.
6. Click OK.
7. Enter your SafetyKey password.
8. The restore process begins.
