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All files in any folder in Libraries are backed up. If you need to add anything, just go. To see the progress, just click History in the File Explorer: Which brings up a browser showing the files, where you can page through different versions.More information at http://www.howtogeek.com/108900/how-to-use-the-file-history-feature-in-windows-8-to-restore-files/. share | improve this answer.answered Oct 30 '12 at 13:13. ronalchn.ll files in any folder in Libraries are backed up. If you need to add anything, just go. To see the progress, just click History in the File Explorer: Which brings up a browser showing the files, where you can page through different versions.
In Windows 8 and 8.1 File History browser, select the item(s) you want to restore, right-click and select Restore to from the menu. In Windows 10, use the cogwheel button on the top right to choose the Restore to command. Restore to window opens. Browse to the empty folder or create one.Then click Select Folder.ersions section offers the following settings: 1  Save copies of files-how often File History runs automatic backups. 2  Size of offline cache (only in Windows 8 and 8.1) - how much disk space to use on system drive (the drive where Windows is installed). 3  Keep saved versions-how long to keep the backups.