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Does ATI 2011 always restore last backup?

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Hi

I use ATI from version 7 and have no problem until version 11.

Recently I installed ATI 2011 and became totally confused!!

I used Version Chain Scheme to create a full backup and some incremental backups. The problem is ATI 2011 always restores last backup, even I select the first incremental one. I used the bootable CD to restore first backup, but I failed and could not select first one!
So I changed the method to Custom Scheme to create a full backup and then incremental backups. But again, ATI 2011 restored the last backup even when I selected the first backup. Bootable CD worked this time and I could select and restore the full backup.

What's the problem? Here is my procedure:

1- Exploring all versions
2- Double clicking on first date of backups at the bottom of windows to expand them
3- Selecting and Right clicking on 1st backup and selecting Recover.
4- Restarting OS and start restoring THE LAST INCREMENTAL BACKUP!!!!!!

Could you please help me?

Best regards.

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I just did a restore today and I chose to do it from Windows (I typically do it from the CD).
I clicked on exploring all versions, clicked in the timeline on the version I wanted, that version became hilighted, then I clicked on the recover button above the timeline, (not the recover option from the right click). It worked perfectly.
The selection in the timeline can be tricky because the hilight behaces in mysterious ways.

You can also trigger a restore by right-clicking on the TIB file directly.

Thanks for reply.

I've taken the backup in Acronis SecureZone and there is just one file from Windows Explorer. It's named AAB3.tib.

I restored again by clicking on Restore button and this time it worked!!

Maybe that's because I updated to build 6857.

Anyway, thanks in advance.

If you have incremental or differential backups, you should have different files. AAB3.tib looks like the second differential/incremental after the full. AAB would be the full, AAB2 would be the first partial, etc.