If at any point in time, you run into issues with windows performance , before using a backup or the "Reset this PC" feature in Windows 10, you can use a system restore point, which will be quicker and easier.
How To Create System Restore Point on window 10
Perform System Restore to undo unwanted system changes to fix your computer by going back to a previous point in time where system running smoothly. Here fallow bellow.
1- Go to the Start menu, or click the search box and type Create a restore point and hit Enter to open the legacy "System Protection" settings page to configure the feature.
2- Click the System Restore button and click Next.
You will be shown all the available restore point available with date, description, and more importantly, you'll also see the type, which specifies if it was created manually or by the system.
As you select a restore point, you can click the "Scan for affected programs" to view the applications installed since the last restore point, which will be deleted during the restore process. Then click Cancel to go back to the wizard.
Then click Next and then Finish to begin the restore process
Once the process complete, you will back to that point in time your system was working correctly.
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How To Create System Restore Point on window 10
Perform System Restore to undo unwanted system changes to fix your computer by going back to a previous point in time where system running smoothly. Here fallow bellow.
1- Go to the Start menu, or click the search box and type Create a restore point and hit Enter to open the legacy "System Protection" settings page to configure the feature.
2- Click the System Restore button and click Next.
You will be shown all the available restore point available with date, description, and more importantly, you'll also see the type, which specifies if it was created manually or by the system.
As you select a restore point, you can click the "Scan for affected programs" to view the applications installed since the last restore point, which will be deleted during the restore process. Then click Cancel to go back to the wizard.
Then click Next and then Finish to begin the restore process
Once the process complete, you will back to that point in time your system was working correctly.
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