Volume recovery during File level restore may fail with the “failed mounting device” error
Exploring a volume via Backup Monitor may fail with the following error:
If you experience this error, please confirm you are using a
simple volume type.
Please see here for more info: https://n2ws.com/support/documentation/12-file-level-recovery.html
Explore works only on simple
volumes. Windows dynamic disks are currently not supported.
Additionally, disks defined with Microsoft Storage Spaces are not supported.
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