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If you have moved your Payroll software to a new computer, you will need to complete this simple process of restoring your backed up Payroll company file. This is done by creating a new ("dummy") payroll file then restoring your backup file.
Haven't changed computers? If you haven't changed computers and you simply need assistance to restore a previous backup, see Restore your backup below.
Before you can restore your backed up company file, you need to create a "dummy" company file into which you can restore your backup. To do this:
- Open Payroll and choose Create a new Payroll at the Welcome screen.
- Enter any name you like in the Company Name field, for example "abc", then click OK.
- Click OK again through the Payroll Options screen.
- The Activate your Payroll data file window will be displayed. Click Cancel then OK.
You have now successfully created a "dummy" company file into which you can restore your most current payroll backup as described below.
MYOB Payroll now creates a unique file name when backing up so you can save a backup of each pay you process and then easily identify the correct pay if you need to restore.
The Payroll backup file name includes the name of the payroll and a number which represents the date and time the backup was created.
Because each payroll backup has a different name, multiple backups can be now be saved in the same location.
- Go to the File menu and choose Restore.
- Browse to locate the required payroll backup using the ellipsis button as shown below.
- Highlight the required backup then click OK and then OK again through the Restore Payroll Data window.
- Click OK to the following warning window.
- A message will appear advising "Restore completed". Click OK.
You are now ready to continue using your payroll and your data will be as it was when you made the backup.