If you are having unresolved problems with your UniRes program, you may need to Restore your Company Data files from a recent backup.

Things to note about doing a restore.

1.Always call your UniRes Support centre before you do a restore. There may be another solution.

1.Make a complete Hard Disk Copy of your UniRes installation before restoring data as a precaution. You will then have a copy of UniRes before restoring, in case the restore process fails mid-stream.

2.Test the Backup before doing a restore with the test facility provided in the restore program. This will make sure the backup archive is readable.

3.The restore process will copy the backed-up files back to the same folder they were zipped from. eg. c:\cpbs\data .

4.The UniRes program will close after doing a restore, so you will need to restart UniRes.

5.All other users using UniRes in a multi-user UniRes system must be out of UniRes before doing a restore.

6.You will have to re-enter transactions and make bookings etc to catch-up to the current state of your park.

To do a Restore ...

For Memory Stick  Backups

Place the last known good backup in the USB Port.

For Cloud Backups

Check tha the destination for your backup is the Folder called Cloud Backup or similat Name. These backups are just a holding folder for the Cloud Backup applications. You backups are sent then by the third party software to a File Sers somewhere on the Internet .

 Note: Backing up to cloud may seem fast, but the data only leaves for the destination at a scheduled time. Not as safe as you might think.

Select Utilities from the Menu Bar at the top of the Command Centre window.

Select File System Utilities from the sub-menu.

Select Restore from Backup.

The Restore window is displayed.

The backup is in a Zip file volume. You must select the zip file (Volume) to restore now.

1.Click on the Change Button to the right of the "Select Volume to Restore" input field.

1.The Open dialogue window will show the contents of a folder, usually the CPBS folder first.

2.Navigate to the drive your restoring from, then select the backup file to restore..

Click on the Ok button. The selected file will be shown in the Select Volume to Restore field.

Click on the Test Backup File Tick Box.

Click on the Test Only button.

If the backup test ok...

Remove the tick from the Test Backup File Tick box and click on the Start Restore Button.

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