I’m selecting the restore point I created manually. Select the restore point you would like to use. I’m selecting the “Choose a different restore point” option. The second option shows all the available restore points you can use. You can either use the “Recommended restore” option or “Choose a different restore point.” The first option will use the latest restore point. The above action will open the “Restore system files and settings” wizard. In the System Protection tab, click the “System Restore” button under the “System Restore” section. Search for “Create a restore point” and open it. Press the “Start” key to open the Start menu. If you can boot into Windows 10, follow these steps to restore Windows 10. Note: If you are wondering, system restore will not delete your personal files when restoring.

If there are no restore points, you cannot revert to a known good state. You have to enable it manually to create restore points.

Important note: System Restore feature is generally disabled by default. Let me show you how to restore Windows 10 to a previous time using System Restore. As long as a restore point is created before making the changes, you can revert to that time with just a few clicks.

The good thing is, Windows 10 makes it easy to restore a system using the System Restore tool. Restoring the system eliminates the need to troubleshoot and uninstall problematic drivers or updates manually. i.e., a state before installing the driver or the Windows update. In those cases, you can restore the system to a previous time to return to a know good state. For example, if you have installed a buggy driver or Windows update and it is causing constant crashes, restarting the system is not a viable option. However, that may not be the case in some situations.

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