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title: "Editing Original VM Location"
description: "Since all resource groups included in the Original VM Location are empty by default and depend on processed machines, you cannot customize its resource settings."
canonical: "https://helpcenter.veeam.com/docs/vro/userguide/configuring_original_recovery_location.html"
breadcrumb: "User Guide > Configuring Veeam Recovery Orchestrator > Managing Recovery Locations > Editing Recovery Locations > Editing Original VM Location"
dateModified: "2026-08-26"
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# Editing Original VM Location

Since all resource groups included in the *Original VM Location* are empty by default and depend on processed machines, you cannot customize its resource settings. However, you can still customize some general settings for the location:

1. Switch to the **Administration** page.
2. Navigate to **Recovery Locations**.
3. In the list of recovery locations, select *Original VM Location*, and click **Edit**.
4. Complete the **Edit Recovery Location** wizard:

   1. To change the configured recovery options, follow the instructions provided in section [Adding VMware vSphere Recovery Locations](restore_location_recovery_options.md) (step 3).

      [![Editing Original Recovery Location](images/configuring_original_location_options.png "Editing Original Recovery Location")](images/configuring_original_location_options.png){.toggle}

   2. To change the datastore capacity level that must not be breached during the recovery process, follow the instructions provided in section [Adding VMware vSphere Recovery Locations](restore_location_storage_resources.md) (step 6).

      [![Editing Original Recovery Location](images/configuring_original_location_vsphere.png "Editing Original Recovery Location")](images/configuring_original_location_vsphere.png){.toggle scale=55}

   3. At the **Summary** step of the wizard, review configuration information and click **Finish** to confirm the changes.

      [![Editing Original Recovery Location](images/configuring_original_location_finish.png "Editing Original Recovery Location")](images/configuring_original_location_finish.png){.toggle scale=55}