Hello LinaWes,
I am Jaspreet Singh.
The files are automatically moved backed after the reset process but since you manually stopped the restore process there is no automatic way to restore them.
You will sadly need to move them back yourself.
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Hi.
I've been having some problems with my computer and after getting the blue-screen-of-death a few times I decided to do a system reset. I started the process and got to the point where the computer did a backup on my files after using BitLocker, but after that something happened that made me cancel the process (the computer hadn't started doing the "actual" restoring yet). It was probably a dumb move but here we are.
Now when I turned on the computer again, my files are gone. The computer seems to be working normally, but all images, documents etc are gone. I searched the drive for some of the files, and it turns out they are saved in a C: folder named Do_Not_Delete (C:\Do_Not_Delete/backup/users/*my username*). Is there a smooth way to restore these files to their right place, or do I have to manually drag-and-drop them back? Has anyone had this kind of problem?
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Hello LinaWes,
I am Jaspreet Singh.
The files are automatically moved backed after the reset process but since you manually stopped the restore process there is no automatic way to restore them.
You will sadly need to move them back yourself.
Hello LinaWes,
I am Jaspreet Singh.
The files are automatically moved backed after the reset process but since you manually stopped the restore process there is no automatic way to restore them.
You will sadly need to move them back yourself.
Hi,
Hm, I suspected that was the case...
Thank you for the reply!
You are very welcome LinaWes.