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System Restore will automatically create restore points when you do certain actions, like installing new software, drivers and some automatic updates. Its a very good idea to know how to set a Manual Restore Point. I like to set a restore point before I do any deleting of programs, cleaning off viruses/spyware, ECT. This way if anything goess wrong; you can get your computer back to a working state. I then like to set another restore point after I get the computer running great.FYI: You will need to be logged onto your computer with administrator account.How to Create Restore Point ManuallyClick on Start > All Programs > Accessories > System Tools > System Restore.On the Welcome to System Restore Page, click Create a restore point and then click Next.On the Create a Restore Point page, create a name for your restore point. I like to put what action I am doing, that makes me want to do a restore point. Example: Before virus/spyware removal.Click Create.How to Restore Windows if your computer is having issues.If windows will not start:Start the System Restore tool at a command promptStart your computer and start hitting F8. You will get a Windows Advanced Options Menu, with lots of different choices of how to start your computer. You want to use your arrow keys and move to Safe Mode with Command Prompt. Hit your enter key and hit it again to enter Microsoft Windows XP Professional.Log onto the computer with a administrator account and hit enter key.Type in the following at the command prompt: %systemroot%system32restorerstrui.exe and hit the enter key.At the Welcome to System Restore page and click Next.On the Select a Restore Point page, select the date and restore point you want and click Next. A system restore message with list of configuration changes will open and you can click OK.Click on Next to start the Restore process and when done it will reboot PC. Log back in as administrator and you will see a Restoration Complete page. Click OK.If windows starts normally:Restore Point ManuallyClick on Start > All Programs > Accessories > System Tools > System Restore.On the Welcome to System Restore Page, click Restore my computer to an earlier time and click Next.On the Select a Restore Point page, select the date and restore point you want and click Next. A system restore message with list of configuration changes will open and you can click OK.Click on Next to start the Restore process and when done it will reboot PC. Log back in as administrator and you will see a Restoration Complete page. Click OK.How to Undo a Restore Point that you do not want:Click on Start > All Programs > Accessories > System Tools > System Restore.On the Welcome to System Restore page, click Undo my last restoration and click Next. A system restore message with list of configuration changes will open and you can click OK.On the Confirm Restoration Undo page, click Next.When the Restore process is done it will reboot PC. Log back in as administrator and you will see a Restoration Complete page. Click OK.
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