After files have been restored, the restore image remains available until you tear it down. Because system resources are used to maintain the image, it is important to tear it down immediately after performing the restore to ensure optimal performance of your appliance. When an image has been available for three days, the appliance sends an alert reminding you to tear it down.
1 Select the Hyper-V application in the Navigation pane.
2 Select Settings > System Monitoring > Restore Disk images.
3 Select Restore Images. A list of restore images displays.
4 Click Refresh to ensure that the list is current.
5 If desired, tear down a restore image.
• For iSCSI restores, verify that the machine you restored to is no longer connected to the mounted iSCSI target.
Warning: Proceeding with the tear-down while the restore target is still connected causes undesired results and errors on the target machine.
• Select an image in the list of Restore Images, and click Tear Down.
• Click Yes to confirm that you would like to proceed. The image is removed from the share.