'From SQL Server 2014 to SQL Server 2019 - No backupset selected to be restored

From a Windows Server 2012 / SQL Server 2014, I backed up a database to a NNNN.bak file on a network drive. When I log in to my new Windows Server 2019 / SQL Server 2019 and try to restore that, I get the famous

No backupset selected to be restored

error on the upper-left corner of the screen when I select a NNNN.bak.

  1. I tried several things like checking/adding the file extension .BAK, restore from a local drive, different checkboxes in "General", "Files", "Options" menu.

  2. Important: with the same exact conditions 5 other databases got restored and the other four are not cooperating within the same week.

  3. I checked my user permissions inside databases and both SQL servers. I am an administrator with almost all privileges.

  4. I tried restore verifyonly... and restore header... etc



Solution 1:[1]

Using the network path provided by the company R:\erts..\nnn... failed. restore succeeded using server on the same network with \\Qdata...\nnn.. path as shown in the screenshot.

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