SQL Server Backup – Restore Linux Backup on Windows

No backup set selected to be restored

As SqlBak Blog Here the above error comes in two scenario.

1)You are trying to restore your database to a lower version of SQL Server. If you make a database backup on a higher version, let’s say SQL Server 2012 and then you try to restore it on SQL Server 2004, you will get this error message: No Backupset Selected to be Restored.

2)The backup file is unreadable or corrupted. You can simply check your database backup using the following command:

RESTORE HEADERONLY FROM DISK='D:/DatabaseBackupFileName.bak';

I think as my knowledge it's a incomplete error message. Because most of the time along with Msg 3013, Level 16, State 1, Line 3, the operating system errors (like Operating system Error 3,5 etc) or some error come.

Msg 3013, Level 16, State 1, Line 3 RESTORE DATABASE is terminating abnormally.

For this error i would recommend to Pinal Dave blog Here,Here and MSDN Blog Here

Even Remus Rusanu answer also in dbastackstange related to Network drive with same error message Here

If you have a copy of the master database which holds the DBBackupEncryptCert then you'll want to restore that and grab the copy of the certificate, then import it into your current instance for use.

If there is a way we can restore this database using the current encrypted backup without the certificate key ...

That would defeat the whole purpose of encrypting the backup - so, unfortunately, the answer is that there is no way. There is no back door or gated access to get the data, it is encrypted by the certificate of which no one has a copy but you. That's what makes it safe and secure (well, partially).

We also have a one-week earlier non-encrypted backup of the database.

Without the certificate, this is what you're going to be able to recover.