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 {{< hint type=note >}}
 File Explorer limits the number of snapshots Windows presents to users. If TrueNAS responds with more than the File Explorer limit, File Explorer shows no available snapshots.
-TrueNAS displays a dialog stating the dataset snapshot count has more snapshots than recommended, and states performance or functionality might degrade.
+TrueNAS displays a dialog stating the dataset snapshot count has more snapshots than recommended and states performance or functionality might degrade.
 {{< /hint >}}
 
 There are two ways to view the list of snapshots:
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 {{< trueimage src="/images/SCALE/Datasets/DatasetDataProtectManageSnapshotsSCALE.png" alt="Manage Snapshots" id="Manage Snapshots" >}}
 
-* Go to **Data Protection**, locate the **Periodic Snapshot Tasks** widget, then click the **Snapshots** button in the lower right hand corner of the widget.
+* Go to **Data Protection**, locate the **Periodic Snapshot Tasks** widget, then click the **Snapshots** button in the lower right-hand corner of the widget.
 
 {{< trueimage src="/images/SCALE/DataProtection/DataProtectSnapshotTasksSCALE.png" alt="Snapshots Button" id="Snapshots Button" >}}
 
-The **Snapshots** screen displays a list of snapshots on the system. Use the search bar at top to narrow the selection, clear the search bar to list all snapshots.
+The **Snapshots** screen displays a list of snapshots on the system. Use the search bar at the top to narrow the selection. Clear the search bar to list all snapshots.
 
 {{< trueimage src="/images/SCALE/DataProtection/SnapshotsListingSCALE1.png" alt="Snapshot Screen" id="Snapshot Screen" >}}
 
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 **Confirm** activates the **Delete** button. If the snapshot has the **Hold** options selected, an error displays to prevent you from deleting that snapshot.
 
 ### Using Rollback to Revert a Dataset
-The **Rollback** option reverts the dataset back to the point in time saved by the snapshot.
+The **Rollback** option reverts the dataset to the point in time saved by the snapshot.
 
 {{< hint type=tip title="Replication Safe Alternative" >}}
 Rollback is a dangerous operation that causes any configured replication tasks to fail.
-Replications use the existing snapshot when doing an incremental backup, and rolling back can put the snapshots out-of-order.
+Replications use the existing snapshot when doing an incremental backup, and rolling back can put the snapshots out of order.
 
 A less disruptive method to restore data from a point in time is to clone a specific snapshot as a new dataset: