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 Without these keys, you have to manually unmount the datastore in vSphere or keep them in the configuration: Without these keys, you have to manually unmount the datastore in vSphere or keep them in the configuration:
  
- +  VPowerNFSUnmountDatastore (DWORD, 1)
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 Purpose: This key controls whether Veeam Backup & Replication automatically unmounts the vPower NFS datastore after completing a restore operation (such as Instant VM Recovery). Purpose: This key controls whether Veeam Backup & Replication automatically unmounts the vPower NFS datastore after completing a restore operation (such as Instant VM Recovery).
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 Create a DWORD value named VPowerNFSUnmountDatastore under the Veeam registry path (usually HKLM\SOFTWARE\Veeam\Veeam Backup and Replication) and set it to 1. Create a DWORD value named VPowerNFSUnmountDatastore under the Veeam registry path (usually HKLM\SOFTWARE\Veeam\Veeam Backup and Replication) and set it to 1.
  
-**vPowerNFSUnmountDatastoreRetryTimeoutMinutes (DWORD, 1)**+  vPowerNFSUnmountDatastoreRetryTimeoutMinutes (DWORD, 1)
  
 Purpose: Defines the timeout (in minutes) to keep retrying unmounting the vPower NFS datastore if the first attempt fails. Purpose: Defines the timeout (in minutes) to keep retrying unmounting the vPower NFS datastore if the first attempt fails.
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