Restore - Restore Windows from an earlier time (System Restore Point)

Restore Windows Vista or Windows 7 to an earlier date When all function Normaly

Just like old version of Windows, recent ones are also having the tool System Restore. This tool is very useful when experiencing system crashes due to corrupted files. Incomplete installation of programs or drivers, also virus infection causing troubles can be resolve with this tool. System Restore for Windows Vista or Windows 7 can overwrite damaged configuration, files and programs with an unspoiled version if you enabled System Restore for Windows Vista or 7. This procedure is only effective if a restore point is present on the computer. Thus, it is vital to have an organized restore points with descriptive changes and type of update performed on the computer.

Procedures:

To restore Windows Vista or Windows 7 to an earlier date please follow these guidelines:

1. Log-on to Windows with Administrative rights.

2. Click on Start. In the search box, type System Restore and click System Restore on the results. Alternatively, you may type rstrui.exe and press Enter on the keyboard.

3. Continue on the steps and choose a desired restore point. All saved restore points are listed with corresponding date, time and description. Please click and read ‘How do I choose a restore point?’ for additional guide.

4. Typically, only the most recent restore points are shown. To view older saved data, please choose “Show more restore points.”After choosing a restore point click Next.

5. If prompted to Confirm your restore point, please click on Finish to begin the process.

Please take note that System Restore will not bring back lost personal files such as documents, images and videos. System Restore specific purpose is to bring back  previous configuration and change the system state of Windows.

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