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Redundancy is the foundation of reliability. With local snapshots, Google Drive's backups, and two flavors of notification I think you're covered.
### How do I restore a snapshot?
-If you can still get to the addon's web-UI then can select "Actions" -> "Upload" from any snapshot to have it copied back into Home Assistant. If not, you'll need to start up a fresh installation of Hass.io and do the following: can be copied over to your Home Assistant "/backups" folder like any snapshot, however because I found this tedious to do on a fresh install of Home Assistant I've made a workflow thats a little easier. On your fresh install of Hass.io:
-* [Install the add-on.](#installation) Once linked with Google Drive, you should see the snapshots you created previously show up. You should see a warning pop up about fidning an "Existing snapshot folder" which is expected, you cna just ignore it for now.
+If you can still get to the addon's web-UI then can select "Actions" -> "Upload" from any snapshot to have it copied back into Home Assistant. If not, you'll need to start up a fresh installation of Hass.io and do the following: can be copied over to your Home Assistant "/backups" folder like any snapshot. However, because I found this tedious to do on a fresh install of Home Assistant, I've made a workflow that's a little easier. On your fresh install of Hass.io:
+* [Install the add-on.](#installation) Once linked with Google Drive, you should see the snapshots you created previously show up. You should see a warning pop up about finding an "Existing snapshot folder" which is expected, you can just ignore it for now.
* Click "Actions" -> "Upload" on the snapshot you want to use which will upload the snapshot to Home Assistant directly from Google Drive. Wait for the upload to finish.
* Click "Actions" -> "Restore" to be taken to the Hass.io restore page, or just navigate there through the Home Assistant interface ("Hass.io" -> "Snapshots").
* You'll see the snapshot you uploaded. Click on it and select "Wipe & Restore". Wait a while for it to complete (maybe a logn while). Congrats! you're back up and running.
