# Delete Restore Backup

The Delete Restore feature is used to remove restore data that is no longer needed from the restore list, helping to keep restore management organized and well-controlled. To delete a restore record, click the More menu on the desired restore entry, then select Delete.

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The system will display a Delete Backup confirmation dialog. Click Yes to proceed with deleting the restore backup.

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Next, the system will display an additional confirmation dialog. Re-enter the restore name in the provided field, then click **“I understand the consequences, delete this Backup”** to complete the deletion process.

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