Hi @tomi.petrovski , just choose restore from the upper menu and choose your imported backup. Or navigate to your imported backup (disk imported) and choose restore.

More information : Step 1. Launch Full VM Restore Wizard - Veeam Backup Guide for vSphere

Good luck!

Hi @tomi.petrovski -

If I'm understanding what you mean & have currently... In the VBR console, you should see a section under "backups" saying 'imported'. You should be able to expand it and see your vm backups. Rt-click on a backup /vm object and select a restore option.

Cheers! 

Whoops, I misread the question! 

This may help: Step 1. Launch Full VM Restore Wizard - Veeam Backup Guide for vSphere

In the home tab you should see the backups under Backups → Disk(imported). From there you can start restoring whatever you need. Or just click the Restore button in the top bar.

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First i need to export the backups and then instant recovery ?

@tom, no, you have imported the backups, so VBR can read them and restore from the backup-file. Exporting is not necessary.

So what i should do first ?

It looks like you are recovering a Domain Controller. Have a look at this: 
How to recover a Domain Controller (DC) - Best practices for AD protection (veeam.com)

To perform a recovery, this guide will help:

• https://helpcenter.veeam.com/docs/backup/vsphere/full_restore_launch_vm.html?ver=110

You have an agent backup. So for a physical machine you should create the recovery media and boot your machine with it; then you connect to your Veeam server and do a bare-metal restore.

https://helpcenter.veeam.com/docs/agentforwindows/userguide/image_boot.html?ver=50

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