To start the Restore Utility:

1. Open the removable drive to which you have copied the utility.
2. Run the kasperskylab.pure.restoretool file in the Kaspersky Restore Utility folder.

The Restore Utility main window opens. The window shows the default storage configured in the application. You can specify the path to another storage.

To open a storage using the Restore Utility:

1. Start the Restore Utility.

   The utility automatically detects the path to the backup storage if it has been created on the local C: drive.

2. If the backup storage is located on another drive, click the Specify storage button in the main window of the Restore Utility.
3. In the window that opens, click the Browse button and specify the path to the backup storage.
4. Click the Select storage button.

To restore data from a backup copy:

1. Start the Restore Utility.
2. Do the following in the main window of the Restore Utility:
   1. In the Backup task drop-down list, select the task that resulted in the creation of the backup copies you need.
   2. In the Backup date / time drop-down list, select the date and time when the relevant backup copies were created.
3. Select the files you need restored. To do so, select check boxes next to the relevant folders in the list.

   Use the button next to the Search field to switch between a folder tree and a list of files.

4. Click Restore selected files.

   This opens the Select where to place restored files window.

5. In the window that opens, select the location for saving restored files.
   • Original folder. Select this option to restore data to the original folder.
   • Specified folder. Select this option to select the folder to which data should be restored. To select the folder to which data should be restored, click the Browse button.
6. In the If file names conflict, drop-down list, select an action to be performed by the application when the destination folder for the file being restored already contains a file with the same name:
   • ask – when file names match, the application prompts you to choose one of the following options: replace the file with the backup copy, save both files, or do not restore the file.
   • replace file with backup copy – the Kaspersky application deletes the existing file and replaces it with the file restored from the backup copy.
   • save both files – the Kaspersky application leaves the existing file unchanged and saves the file restored from the backup copy under a new name in the same folder.
   • do not restore this file – the Kaspersky application leaves the existing file unchanged and does not restore the file of the same name from the backup copy.
7. Click Restore.

   This opens the Restore files window. The window shows the progress of file recovery from backup copies. You can stop the recovery process using the Stop button.

   The required backup copies of the selected files are restored.