diff --git a/charts/premium/nextcloud/docs/backup-restore-migrate-guide.md b/charts/premium/nextcloud/docs/backup-restore-migrate-guide.md
index 34d6d12fff5..dc132053116 100644
--- a/charts/premium/nextcloud/docs/backup-restore-migrate-guide.md
+++ b/charts/premium/nextcloud/docs/backup-restore-migrate-guide.md
@@ -28,13 +28,13 @@ If you have not already done so install PGAdmin and the [tcdbinfo.sh script](/sc
    bash tcdbinfo.sh
    ```
 
-   <!-- ![tcdbinfo-output](./img/tcdbinfo-output.png) -->
+![tcdbinfo-output](./img/tcdbinfo-output.png)
 
 2. Add Nextcloud to PGAdmin using the connection info from previous step.
-   <!-- ![pgadmin-connection1](./img/pgadmin-connection1.png) -->
-   <!-- ![pgadmin-connection2](./img/pgadmin-connection2.png) -->
+![pgadmin-connection1](./img/pgadmin-connection1.png)
+![pgadmin-connection2](./img/pgadmin-connection2.png)
 3. Backup Nextcloud database.
-   <!-- ![pgadmin-backup](./img/pgadmin-backup.png) -->
+![pgadmin-backup](./img/pgadmin-backup.png)
 
 ### Backup User Data
 
@@ -50,7 +50,7 @@ This step is not required but to have a clean installation remove all UserData f
 ls -la
 ```
 
-<!-- ![userdata-old](./img/userdata-old.png) -->
+![userdata-old](./img/userdata-old.png)
 
 :::caution
 
@@ -66,7 +66,7 @@ rm -rf <folder>
 rm .ocdata .htaccess index.html nextcloud.log
 ```
 
-<!-- ![userdata-clean](./img/userdata-clean.png) -->
+![userdata-clean](./img/userdata-clean.png)
 
 :::
 
@@ -88,7 +88,7 @@ If you do not install with a unique user the install will fail because Nexctloud
 
 Setup Nextcloud User Data storage with your previous User Data dataset or the dataset you copied your User Data to.
 
-<!-- ![userdata-setting](./img/userdata-setting.png) -->
+![userdata-setting](./img/userdata-setting.png)
 
 ### Restore Database
 
@@ -106,13 +106,13 @@ Wait for Nextcloud to fully deploy before proceeding.
 
 2. Add Nextcloud to PGAdmin as guided in [steps 1 and 2 here](#backup-database).
 3. In PGAdmin right click on the database and select restore as shown below.
-   <!-- ![pgadmin-restore1](./img/pgadmin-restore1.png) -->
+![pgadmin-restore1](./img/pgadmin-restore1.png)
 4. Select the database backup you created previously.
-   <!-- ![pgadmin-restore2](./img/pgadmin-restore2.png) -->
+![pgadmin-restore2](./img/pgadmin-restore2.png)
 5. Configure Data/Objects as shown below.
-   <!-- ![pgadmin-restore3](./img/pgadmin-restore3.png) -->
+![pgadmin-restore3](./img/pgadmin-restore3.png)
 6. Configure Options as shown below and click restore.
-   <!-- ![pgadmin-restore4](./img/pgadmin-restore4.png) -->
+![pgadmin-restore4](./img/pgadmin-restore4.png)
 
 :::caution[PGAdmin Error]
 
@@ -135,7 +135,7 @@ Wait for Nextcloud to fully deploy before proceeding.
 :::
 
 1. Open a shell for the Nextcloud main pod as shown below. Ensure your are selecting the correct pod it should just say nextcloud for both Pods (followed by random characters only) and Containers as shown below.
-   <!-- ![nextcloud-cli](./img/nextcloud-cli.png) -->
+![nextcloud-cli](./img/nextcloud-cli.png)
 2. Run the following commands in the Nextcloud shell.
 
 ```bash