Introduction
If you are new to SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS), you might be wondering how to restore database in SQL Server Management Studio from a backup. Whether your database was created on-premise, backed up from Azure SQL backup, or exported as a .bak file, this step-by-step guide will help you understand how to restore database in SSMS easily.
We will walk through restoring a SQL backup database from a .bak file, configuring restore options in SQL Server, and handling common tasks such as deleting users and fixing user mapping issues after restore.
Step-by-Step Guide to Restore DB Backup in SSMS
Step 1: Run the SSMS from the Start Menu

Step 2: Restore the Database
- Connect to the Server

- Choose the Database

- Right-click on the Database Name “test” and click “Tasks”. Click “Restore”, then click ”Database”.

- Choose “Device”, then click “…”

- Select the Backup Devices

- Find the Backup Database from the Folder


- Restore the Database

- Choose “options” and Restore the Options. Overwrite the existing database (WITH REPLACE)

- Restored successfully

- Delete the Database Existing User

- Delete the Object

- Connect to User mapping



Step 3: Done
Outline
