Backblaze will NOT have to re-upload the 100 GBytes you already uploaded. On the other hand, if you still have all your data locally, here is the short answer for what you should do. It's just a very convenient way for them to understand the situation accurately without asking you 20 questions you have to be a technical computer user to answer. It does NOT give them the ability to see any of your filenames, or any of your file contents. In that support ticket provide them the email address you used to create your Backblaze account, this is the email address you use to sign into the Backblaze website here: This allows the support people to look up your account and immediately know about 10 - 20 technical details, like the EXACT OS version you are running, when the last file was uploaded, things like that. We can probably recover the data, but the longer you wait, the chances get smaller, so don't delay if you need to restore from Backblaze. If you need to restore from Backblaze, you should IMMEDIATELY go to and scroll to the bottom and open a support ticket. I had already uploaded more than a hundred GB of data from it Actually the drive stays visible in the most recent backup for about 30 days, and the data stays in your backup for 60 days First of all, 30 days until the drive disappears, but the moment the drive disappears from your most recent backup you can STILL roll back time for another 30 days and recover the data. I thought it would stay for 30 days just like a deleted file. Disclaimer: I work at Backblaze and built a lot of the client running on your computer.
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