Usage: WBADMIN START RECOVERY -version:VersionIdentifier -items:VolumesToRecover|AppsToRecover|FilesOrFoldersToRecover -itemtype:{Volume ...

Usage: WBADMIN START RECOVERY      -version:VersionIdentifier      -items:VolumesToRecover|AppsToRecover|FilesOrFoldersToRecover     -itemtype:{Volume | App | File}     [-backupTarget:{VolumeHostingBackup | NetworkShareHostingBackup}]      [-machine:BackupMachineName]     [-recoveryTarget:TargetVolumeForRecovery | TargetPathForRecovery]      [-recursive]     [-overwrite:{Overwrite | CreateCopy | Skip}]     [-notRestoreAcl]     [-skipBadClusterCheck]     [-noRollForward]     [-quiet]  Runs a recovery based on the parameters that you specify.  -version        Specifies the version of the backup to recover in                  MM/DD/YYYY-HH:MM format, as listed by WBADMIN GET VERSIONS.  -items          Comma-delimited list of volumes, applications, and files to                  recover. If -itemtype is Volume, it can be only a single                  volume that is specified by providing the volume drive letter,                 volume mount point, or GUID-based volume name. If -itemtype is                 App, it can be only a single application. Applications that                 have registered with Windows Server Backup can be recovered.                 You can also use the value ADIFM to recover an installation of                 Active Directory. If -itemtype is File, it can be files or                  directories, but it should be part of the same volume and it                 should be under the same parent.  -itemtype       Type of items to recover. Must be Volume, App, or File.  -backupTarget   Specifies the storage location that contains the backup that                  you want to recover. Useful when the location is different from                 the location where backups of this computer are usually stored.  -machine        Specifies the name of the computer for which you want to                  recover the backup. Useful when multiple computers have been                  backed up to the same location.                  Should be used when -backupTarget is specified.  -recoveryTarget Specifies the drive letter to restore to. Useful if the drive                  is different than the one that was previously backed up. Can                  also be used for restorations of volumes, files, or                  applications. If you are restoring a volume, you can specify                  the volume drive letter of the alternate volume. If you are                  restoring a file or application, you can specify an alternate                  backup path.   -recursive      Valid only when recovering files. Recovers the files in the                  folders and all files subordinate to the specified folders.                  By default, only files which reside directly under the                  specified folders are recovered.  -overwrite      Valid only when recovering files. Specifies the action to take                 when a file that is being recovered already exists in the same                  location. Skip causes the recovery to skip the existing file                  and continue with recovery of the next file. CreateCopy causes                 the recovery to create a copy of the existing file so that the                  existing file will not be modified. Overwrite causes the                  recovery to overwrite the existing file with the file from the                  backup.  -notRestoreAcl  Valid only when recovering files. Specifies to not restore the                  security access control lists (ACLs) of files being recovered                  from backup. By default, the security ACLs would be restored                  (the default is true). If this parameter is used, the default                  ACLs for the location that the files are being restored to are                 inherited.  -skipBadClusterCheck   Valid only when recovering volumes. Skips checking your                        recovery destination disks for bad cluster information.                        If you are restoring to an alternate server or hardware,                        it is recommended that this switch not be used. You can                         manually run the command CHKDSK /B on your recovery                         disks at any time to check them for bad clusters and                         update the file system information accordingly.                         IMPORTANT: Until you run CHKDSK as described, the bad                         clusters reported on your recovered system may not be                         accurate.  -noRollForward  Valid only when recovering Applications. This will allow for                 previous point in time recovery if the latest version from                 the backups is selected. For other versions which are not the                  latest, previous point in time recovery is done as default.  -quiet          Runs the command with no prompts to the user.  Examples:  WBADMIN START RECOVERY -version:03/31/2005-09:00 -itemType:Volume -items:d: WBADMIN START RECOVERY -version:03/31/2005-09:00 -itemType:App -items:Registry  -recoverytarget:d:\ WBADMIN START RECOVERY -version:03/31/2005-09:00 -itemType:File -items:d:\folder  -recursive WBADMIN START RECOVERY -version:03/31/2005-09:00 -itemType:Volume  -items:\\?\Volume{cc566d14-44a0-11d9-9d93-806e6f6e6963}\ WBADMIN START RECOVERY -version:04/30/2005-09:00 -backupTarget:\\servername\share  -machine:server01  Remarks: To view a list of items available for recovery from a specific backup version, use WBADMIN GET ITEMS. If a volume did not have a mount point or drive letter  at the time of backup, then this command would return a GUID-based volume name that should be used for recovering the volume. When the -itemtype is App, you can use a value of ADIFM for -item to perform an install from Media operation to recover all the related data needed for Active Directory. ADIFM creates a copy of the Active Directory database, registry, and SYSVOL state, and then saves this information in the location specified by -recoveryTarget. Use this parameter only when -recoveryTarget is specified.