How to Use System Restore in Windows: Turn Off, Turn on, Create, Restore

This guide explains how to use System Restore in Windows: Turn Off, Turn on, Create, Restore, with clear steps, practical tips, and important checks before you begin.

Typically, the computer creates a Restore time between 1 and 3 weeks. But for your safety, you should create the Restore point yourself.

1. Create a Restore Point moment

Step 1: Right-click My Computer -> Properties -> dialog box appears and select System protection .

Step 2: A dialog box appears, select the tab System protection -> Creat .

In case your computer has hidden Creat button, you can do as follows:

- Click Configuration .

- A dialog box appears selecting Restore System Setting and previous version of file -> OK .

Step 3: Enter the time to restore -> Creat . Note the date format you see on your computer, enter the format accordingly.

Step 4: The process of creating a successful notification time choose Close .

2. Use System Restore

To start the Restore process follow these steps:

Step 1: Go to Start -> All Programs -> Accessories -> System Tools -> System Restore .

Step 2: Click Next to continue.

Step 3: A dialog box appears -> choose a time to restore -> Next .

Step 4: To be safe, you should check the programs and data files to be restored. Click Scan for affected programs .

Step 5: Finally, click Finish to complete.

Step 6: After the restore process is complete, click Close .

3. Return to the Restore process

In case you restore but the system is worse than before, you can choose to go back to the Restore process. Or in case you lose important data file, you can follow these steps:

Step 1: Go to Start -> All Programs -> Accessories -> System Tools -> System Restore .

Step 2: The dialog box appears with two options for Undo System Restore or you can choose Choose a diffirent restore point (choose at another time).

Step 3: Click Finish to begin the recovery process.

Good luck!