Restore Points are great ways to make sure you can go back into time when your changing crucial system files or installing software you don’t really trust. Making Restore Points is done automatically when you install Windows Updates and some programs make them as well, like anti-virus software when they clean nasty viruses
Make Sure System Protection is turned on.
1. Open Start
2. In the Search Box type “Create a Restore Point”
3. Now click on Create a Restore Point
4. Now make sure that your primary hard disk (the one with System behind it) has Protection set to on if it does, then skip to Making a System Restore point, if it’s set to off, continue with step 5
5. Now click on the Configure button.
6. Check the radio saying “Turn on System Protection”
7. Now you need to set the space that Windows may use for Restore Points, I like 10%.
8. Then click on Apply and click on OK.
How to Make a Restore Point
1. Open Start
2. In the Search Box type “Create a Restore Point”
3. Now click on Create a Restore Point
4. Now click on Create
5. Enter the name of your restore point so you can easily identify it later.
6. Click on Create
Wait for the progress to finish. You have now successfully created a manual restore point in Windows 10.
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