Ok, so junction points don't support mapping to network path, symlinks do, and hardlinks can only be created for files, not folders. Try creating symlink and then create junction to the symlink and see if Crashplan can be fooled that way. So mklink /D C:\fake-Backup \\server01\Share\Subfolder and mklink /J c:\backup c:\fake-backup .

@BRRABill said in Crashplan Pro Issue:

@JaredBusch said

OMFG how can you even say that you are not sure a restore is related? Seriously?

Do you know files can't be restored? Maybe there is a way to do it outside the normal ways. Who knows? I have not officially asked about that.

/blink

Umm, if the backup repository is unavailable for backup, how in the hell would it be available for a restore?