When restoring a file using File History, which option allows you to restore a previous version to the original location?

When restoring a file using File History, which option allows you to restore a previous version to the original location?

• A. Copy to clipboard
• B. Restore to new folder
• C. Restore to original location
• D. Overwrite without confirmation

Answer: (C)

File History lets you go back to an earlier version of a file and put it back where the file normally resides. Choosing the option to restore to the original location places that saved version back into its original folder and path, effectively replacing the current file with the selected previous version (often with a prompt depending on settings). This is different from restoring to a new folder, which would place the file somewhere else, or from copying to the clipboard or overwriting without confirmation, which don’t place the file back in its original location.

File History lets you go back to an earlier version of a file and put it back where the file normally resides. Choosing the option to restore to the original location places that saved version back into its original folder and path, effectively replacing the current file with the selected previous version (often with a prompt depending on settings). This is different from restoring to a new folder, which would place the file somewhere else, or from copying to the clipboard or overwriting without confirmation, which don’t place the file back in its original location.