Modify specific version

Dear All
I am new to Team Foundation Server and just want to ask the normal practice for modify specific version.
My scenario is
version 1
string a =1;
version 2
string a =2;
After version 2 is checked out, there are some requirement changed and I need to start modify from version 1 again
I used the 'Get Specific Version' to get back version 1 and it shows a lock icon next to the file
However, when I try to edit this file, the icon becomes a 'tick' but the content is changed back to version 2
How could I get version 1 and then modify and checked out to version 3?
version 3
string a =1;string b =a;
Thanks
swivan

Not sure exactly what you mean. But if version 2 was a mistake, I would just lookup the code from version 1 and copy over with a diff tool (for instance Beyond Compare.)
If you intend let both version 1 and version 2 live and represent different development branches, then a branch is exactly what you need.
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