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Container reinstallation means recovering the original state of a Container in case you have unintentionally modified, replaced, or deleted any file that is part of an application or OS template, and the action has brought about the Container malfunction. The Container reinstallation process restores these files as they were at the time when the Container was created or when other applications were added to the Container afterwards, if so.
Reinstallation is likely to bring about some irrevocable changes to your Container, therefore, to be on the safe side, it is recommended to back up your Container before reinstallation.
Click Next on the Reinstall Container introductory page to review the available options and to decide whether you really need to reinstall your Container and in what way.
Note: To be reinstalled, each Container has to be stopped. The description of all possible Container statuses is provided in the Container Statuses section. If it is not stopped, the corresponding screen will inform you of the fact. In this case follow the Stop Container link in the Possible Solutions section. Afterwards it is recommended to refresh the page by clicking the Refresh this page link in the Other possible actions section.
