You can use the procedure described here to restore a VM to the original Hyper-V server. If you are restoring a clustered VM, it is restored to the owner node. The restore process recreates the original VM with the original name, and if the original VM still exists on the server, it is overwritten during the restore.
Note: This option is not supported for replicated backups.
1 Log in to the appliance storing the backup you want to use for the restore.
2 Select a Hyper-V application, navigation group, or individual VM in the left Navigation pane and click Restore.
3 Select a Recovery Point Day from which the backup will be restored by clicking on the calendar. Available days display in bold.
4 Select a restore time and click Next (Select Options).
Select from available times in the Recovery Point Times table or by clicking a wedge of time on the 24-hour circle. The recovery point time can be as associated with a full or incremental backup.
5 Under Restore Type, select Restore to Original Hyper-V Server.
Note: The VM is restored with its original name, and if the VM still exists on the Hyper-V server, it is overwritten with the restored VM during the restore process.
6 Select the original server in the Hyper-V Server drop-down menu.
7 To execute a Pre- or Post- Restore command, click on the Show Advanced Execution Options box. For details, see Advanced Execution Options for restore. These options vary depending on the restore type you select in Step 5.
8 Click the Restore button at the bottom on the screen.
You can monitor the restore job by selecting Settings > System Monitoring > Jobs. For details, see Monitoring running restore jobs.