We can of course use PowerShell in these cases to speed up the restore process, but it will still be a lot of work and prone to errors. You will have to select all the files and subfolders as well. You can’t simply select the folder and hit restore.
Have you ever tried to restore a complete document library from the first-stage recycle bin? These tools are great for the occasional restore action, but when it comes to restoring a lot of files, you will soon run into limitations. When we talk about protecting data in Office 365, a lot of people rely solely on file versioning and the first- and second-stage recycle bin. One of the problems is that some malware is capable of removing the version history (by copying the files and deleting the originals)-restoring files can thus be quite challenging. So, storing your files online in OneDrive or SharePoint might feel safe with versioning and the recycle bins, but without a proper backup solution, you’re still vulnerable to data loss.
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