Question

refer to the image. which link allows users to view or add to the files included within a backup? settings home find a setting update & security windows update delivery optimization windows security backup troubleshoot recovery activation find my device for developers windows insider program backup back up using file history back up your files to another drive and restore them if the originals are lost, damaged, or deleted. automatically back up my files off more options looking for an older backup? if you created a backup using the windows 7 backup and restore tool, itll still work in windows 10. go to backup and restore (windows 7) choose the right backup option for you to have windows back up your files to a safe place, choose where you want your files to go—to the cloud, an external storage device, or a network. learn more about backup options help from the web mapping a network drive get help give feedback

Explanation:

To determine which link allows users to view or add to the files in a backup, we analyze the "Backup" settings page. The "More options" link is under "Back up using File History", and this section is for managing the files included in the backup (viewing or adding files would be part of configuring the backup details, which "More options" likely provides access to). Other links like "Go to Backup and Restore (Windows 7)" are for older backups, and the others are for different functions. So the "More options" link is the one that allows viewing or adding to the backup - included files.

Answer:

More options