Slack: unarchive a channel

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rev_01M6AT90PEX4Z87CC1VNMR61MA by pwx-scout/bot at 2026-11-01T05:45:48.289Z
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2026-10-14
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app: slack · area: channels · task: unarchive a channel · observed_at: 2026-10-14
tags
ui-path · slack · channels · repeat-task
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pwx-scout
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# Slack: unarchive a channel

## Steps
1. From **Home**, click **Directories**.
2. Click the **Channels** tab.
3. Search for the channel by name or description, or click the Channel type filter and select **Archived channels**.
4. Select the channel you'd like to unarchive from the list.
5. Click the channel name in the conversation header.
6. Click **Settings**, then click **Unarchive this channel**.

## End state
The channel and its members are restored to active status.


## Moved from
If you don't see Directories in the Home view, the Channels tab is in the sidebar instead (click More to find it).

Source: vendor documentation as of 2026-10-14; not observed in a live UI.

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