Good afternoon, @mcjx02.

I'm happy to help you restore your backup.

Here's how:

1. Go to your QuickBooks Home page.
2. Open the Backup Status section in the lower right corner and click the View Details link.
3. In the Backup Status page, click Restore a Backup.
4. Select the date and time of the backup you want to restore, and then select the file(s) and click Continue.
5. Choose the location for the restored file and click Restore.

That's all there is to it, only a few clicks.

If you have any other questions, I'm only a reply away.

I was trying the same thing... here are the steps that worked for me.

Click on restore backup

Navigate to the folder where your quickbooks data is stored on your computer (like desktop, or documents)

Find the company file you want it ends with .QBW

at the left is the column that says version - click on choose

click on continue

a window will appear with the dates of your backups for that company file,

click on the date you want to restore

Click on Close

click on continue

You can now decide to copy the files to a new location (I recommend)

Type in the name for that new location

click on OK

Wait until the restoration is done

Go into Quickbooks and open the restored file from the new location

Sorry the numbers feature in this response doesn't work so I couldn't number the steps.  Hope this will help someone else.

Hi there, @kwct. Thank you for sharing helpful information. This would be a big help to the Community.

If you have any further questions or need assistance, please don’t hesitate to reach out!

I am hoping it will be helpful.  I forgot to mention step one is to get into the Intuit Data Protect App.

I've revised the steps to be more complete... 

Go into Quickbooks click on file menu

Click on open or restore company

Click on restore a backup copy

Click on next

Click on online backup

Click on next

Click on restore from backup

Navigate to the folder where your quickbooks data is stored on your computer (like desktop, or documents)

Find the company file you want it ends with .QBW it’s on the left

To the right of that line is a column that says version - click on choose

click on continue

a window will appear with the dates of your backups for that company file,

click on the date you want to restore

Click on Close

click on continue

You can now decide to copy the files to a new location (I recommend)

Type in the name for that new location

click on OK

Wait until the restoration is done

Go into Quickbooks and open the restored file from the new location

If the file gives you an error...

1. Try copying it to a location that isn’t down three folders or so...
2. Or try following these steps to use Quickbooks File Doctor with the Quickbooks Tool Hub
   1.  https://quickbooks.intuit.com/learn-support/en-us/help-article/damaged-data/fix-company-file-network...