restore backup and keep time+date when the server was backed up, not current date/time

What do you mean the date is wrong? Do you want the date to be 10/7, but ends up being today’s date?

Regardless...that issue is not a Veeam issue, but Windows. But I’ll try & help however I can.

The VM might be getting time from the BIOS. Check the VM’s BIOS clock.

Considering current time would be used with a restore the only way I can think of to set the date/time you want is manually changing it after the restore.  Veeam cannot set the time to the restore point date/time.

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Thank you.

hi @coolsport00, the only suggestion i saw was yours, about VM BIOS clock.
I tried that but could not get into the BIOS.
Praytell, using hyperv, how can I do that?

Sorry, confused, you wrote Check the VM’s BIOS clock

I thought that meant that inside the virtual machine, i could boot to BIOS, set the date/time in the BIOD, boot windows in the vm and have windows use that BIOS state.

I clicked `Mark Answer` by mistake, that is not the answer and I could not undo my action.
So far, that is not working for me.

Thanks