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| * In the Home Tab, under Backups select Disk | * In the Home Tab, under Backups select Disk | ||
| * Right click the Backup you want to check and select properties | * Right click the Backup you want to check and select properties | ||
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| * In the popup window that opens, select the VM name and check at the backup chain | * In the popup window that opens, select the VM name and check at the backup chain | ||
| * Right click the missing restore point and select Forget or Remove from disk depending on what you want | * Right click the missing restore point and select Forget or Remove from disk depending on what you want | ||
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| + | **Removing all Missing Backup Files from Backup**\\ | ||
| + | This shows how to remove all backup files that are missing from a backup. The cmdlet will remove the missing backup files and all files linked to it from the configuration database and from disk. | ||
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| + | $backup = Get-VBRBackup -Name "Daily backups" | ||
| + | #Run the Remove-VBRBackupFile cmdlet. Set the $missingfile variable as the BackupFile parameter value. Provide the FromDisk parameter. | ||
| + | Remove-VBRBackupFile -Backup $backup -FromDisk</ | ||
| + | Add the -WhatIf parameter to check what will be done without applying anything | ||
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| + | Remove-VBRBackupFile -Backup $backup -WhatIf -FromDisk</ | ||
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