There seems to be a flaw in doing File & Folder restores where a subfolder is deselected. What happens is if the a subfolder is deselected, the folder structure is not maintained on the restore, the files within the parent folder then get restored to the root of the restore destination. Example here:

Back up all files and folders in:
C:\Accounting

Folders include:
C:\Accounting\Company1
C:\Accounting\Company2
C:\Accounting\Company3
C:\Accounting\Company1\usertemp1
C:\Accounting\Company1\usertemp2
C:\Accounting\Company1\usertemp3
C:\Accounting\Company2\usertemp1
C:\Accounting\Company2\usertemp2
C:\Accounting\Company2\usertemp3
C:\Accounting\Company3\usertemp1
C:\Accounting\Company3\usertemp2
C:\Accounting\Company3\usertemp3

On restore I select to restore the C:\accounting folder but drill down through the folder view and deselect the usertemp1, 2, 3, folders in each of the company folders. On restore, instead of creating and restoring the files located in company1, 2, 3 folders, all files in each of those folders are instead restored to c:\accounting.

This seems to be a very basic scenario so I have no idea why it would try to restore this way. Something is wrong in the methodology on the file selections. I can see once I exclude a subfolder of a company folder, all of the files in the company folder are then in the list of selected files to restore which is probably why it's restoring them to the root of the restore folder.

Hope this is something that gets fixed. Maybe I'm doing something wrong but I can't figure out what it would be.

Thanks,

James