On the Getting Started page of the Recover Data Wizard, select This server and click Next. On the Select Recovery Mode page, select Individual files and folders and click Next. On the Select Volume and Date page, select the: Volume to restore files and folders from using the dropdown menu. Date of the backup to restore from. Recently I received a support request from a customer – backup jobs of Azure VMs where failing. Some of the jobs where still working as expected, while others suddenly where not. The following error message was logged in the job log: </figure> Digging into the Azure activity log showed a possible root cause.

Select Custom and click Next. At this point, the wizard is asking you to specify what it is you want to back up. Click on Add Items, expand Hyper-V, select the VM you wish to backup, and click OK. Follow the rest of the wizard to finish the backup process. You will be prompted to select a destination for backing up your VM. Find and click on the desired VM from the resources group’s resources list. Select “Backup” on the Virtual Machine menu. Select the option to create a new Recovery Services vault. Click on the backup policy and customize as needed. Enable Backup on the VM. If you have any questions about this configuration, please contact us at support.