{"id":"moving-folders.how-do-i-undo-a-whole-batch-of-moves","url":"/faq/moving-folders/how-do-i-undo-a-whole-batch-of-moves","category":{"id":"moving-folders","title":"Moving folders"},"subcategory":{"id":"moving-back","title":"Moving folders back"},"question":"How do I undo a whole batch of moves at once?","alt_questions":["Roll back last batch","Undo everything Storage Studio just moved","Reverse the last automatic moves","undo what just happened storage studio","Put back the most recent moves","How do I undo the last batch of moves?","I moved the wrong folder","undo a move Storage Studio","put my folders back where they were","undo last relocation"],"short_answer":"Open More (•••) → Restore Points and choose Roll Back Last Batch. It returns the most recent batch of moves using the safe move back, skipping (and reporting) anything it can't return without overwriting.","answer_markdown":"Open **More (•••) → Restore Points** and choose **Roll Back Last Batch**. It returns the most recent batch of moved files to where they came from, using the same safe move back Storage Studio uses everywhere.\n\nIt never overwrites your data: if something can't go back without overwriting what's now at the original spot, it skips that item, tells you, and leaves everything else untouched.\n\nStorage Studio takes a restore point of its own records before each batch of moves automatically, so this is always available while the drive is connected. Cache clean-ups can't be rolled back, since caches rebuild themselves.\n\nSee [Restore Points](/manual/restore-points) and [backups](/faq/backups/).","answer_html":"

Open More (•••) → Restore Points and choose Roll Back Last Batch. It returns the most recent batch of moved files to where they came from, using the same safe move back Storage Studio uses everywhere.

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It never overwrites your data: if something can't go back without overwriting what's now at the original spot, it skips that item, tells you, and leaves everything else untouched.

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Storage Studio takes a restore point of its own records before each batch of moves automatically, so this is always available while the drive is connected. Cache clean-ups can't be rolled back, since caches rebuild themselves.

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See Restore Points and backups.

","answer_text":"Open More (•••) → Restore Points and choose Roll Back Last Batch. It returns the most recent batch of moved files to where they came from, using the same safe move back Storage Studio uses everywhere.\n\nIt never overwrites your data: if something can't go back without overwriting what's now at the original spot, it skips that item, tells you, and leaves everything else untouched.\n\nStorage Studio takes a restore point of its own records before each batch of moves automatically, so this is always available while the drive is connected. Cache clean-ups can't be rolled back, since caches rebuild themselves.\n\nSee Restore Points and backups.","tags":["roll back","restore points","undo","moves"],"related":[{"id":"moving-folders.can-i-undo-a-folder-move","question":"Can I undo a folder move?","url":"/faq/moving-folders/can-i-undo-a-folder-move"}],"applies_to":"all","last_reviewed":"2026-10-01","title":"How do I undo a whole batch of moves at once? — Storage Studio FAQ","description":"Open More (•••) → Restore Points and choose Roll Back Last Batch. It returns the most recent batch of moves using the safe move back, skipping (and reporting) anything it can't return without overwriting.","crumbs":[{"name":"Home","path":"/"},{"name":"FAQ","path":"/faq/"},{"name":"Moving folders","path":"/faq/moving-folders/"},{"name":"How do I undo a whole batch of moves at once?","path":"/faq/moving-folders/how-do-i-undo-a-whole-batch-of-moves"}],"jsonld":{"@context":"https://schema.org","@type":"FAQPage","url":"https://storagestudio.us/faq/moving-folders/how-do-i-undo-a-whole-batch-of-moves","inLanguage":"en","dateModified":"2026-10-01","mainEntity":[{"@type":"Question","name":"How do I undo a whole batch of moves at once?","alternateName":["Roll back last batch","Undo everything Storage Studio just moved","Reverse the last automatic moves","undo what just happened storage studio","Put back the most recent moves","How do I undo the last batch of moves?","I moved the wrong folder","undo a move Storage Studio","put my folders back where they were","undo last relocation"],"acceptedAnswer":{"@type":"Answer","text":"Open More (•••) → Restore Points and choose Roll Back Last Batch. It returns the most recent batch of moved files to where they came from, using the same safe move back Storage Studio uses everywhere.\n\nIt never overwrites your data: if something can't go back without overwriting what's now at the original spot, it skips that item, tells you, and leaves everything else untouched.\n\nStorage Studio takes a restore point of its own records before each batch of moves automatically, so this is always available while the drive is connected. Cache clean-ups can't be rolled back, since caches rebuild themselves.\n\nSee Restore Points and backups.","url":"https://storagestudio.us/faq/moving-folders/how-do-i-undo-a-whole-batch-of-moves"}}]},"fragment":"
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Moving folders · Moving folders back

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How do I undo a whole batch of moves at once?

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Short answer: Open More (•••) → Restore Points and choose Roll Back Last Batch. It returns the most recent batch of moves using the safe move back, skipping (and reporting) anything it can't return without overwriting.

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Open More (•••) → Restore Points and choose Roll Back Last Batch. It returns the most recent batch of moved files to where they came from, using the same safe move back Storage Studio uses everywhere.

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It never overwrites your data: if something can't go back without overwriting what's now at the original spot, it skips that item, tells you, and leaves everything else untouched.

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Storage Studio takes a restore point of its own records before each batch of moves automatically, so this is always available while the drive is connected. Cache clean-ups can't be rolled back, since caches rebuild themselves.

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See Restore Points and backups.

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