You can also manually mount a recovery point as a drive by opening your backup destination folder in Windows Explorer.
You can use Windows Explorer to search the contents of the recovery point. For example, if you cannot remember where a particular file was originally stored, you can use the Explorer search feature to locate the file, just as you would locate a file on your hard drive.
To mount a recovery point from Windows Explorer
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In Windows Explorer, navigate to a recovery point.
The recovery point is located in the storage location that you selected when you defined your backup.
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In the Mount Recovery Point window, under the Drive Label column, select the drive that you want to mount.
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In the Drive letter list, select the letter that you want to associate with the drive.