@Emad-R I agree with Emad here, Robocopy is hard to beat for simplicity and reliability.

@jaredbusch said in Veeam end point free and list changed files:

Every file will be visible when you move to the next steps. Not just the files saved in the last backup. it will make it very obvious when the file was last saved.

it makes obvious AFTER your have opened the given backup not before. Here is where the iteration comes from. having a list of changes would reduce the number of iterations. but given the CBT mechanism in veeam I suppose I can't also have a CFT (changed file tracking).

@JaredBusch said in Veeam: All instances of the storage metadata are corrupted:

You correctly start the restore process by right clicking on the taskbar icon.

Thanks. I actually found the same thing by running File Level Restore from the Start Menu.

@Dashrender said in Deploying Veeam Endpoint Backup on Windows with PDQ Deploy:

I'm not sure where else to mention this, but Chocolately would be another deployment method to consider.

Yes, no native package, though. So we need to make one for it. That would be my personally preferred method, of course.