How to Access Restore Point in Windows 10: A Complete GuideUpdated 8 days ago
To access a restore point in Windows 10, open the System Restore tool by typing "Create a restore point" in the Start menu search bar and selecting the matching result. In the System Properties window, under the System Protection tab, click System Restore.
Key Highlights: Access Restore Point in Windows 10
- Accessing System Restore: Use Start Menu or Control Panel to open System Properties and go to the System Protection tab.
- Choosing a Restore Point: Select a restore point based on the date or event from the list in the System Restore Wizard. Use Scan for affected programs to check what will be impacted.
- Restoring the System: Confirm your selection and click Finish to begin the restoration process. The system will restart and restore the settings to the chosen restore point.
- Troubleshooting: If no restore points are available, enable the System Protection feature. If restore fails, try running the System File Checker tool (`sfc /scannow`).
- Creating a Restore Point: Manually create a restore point by clicking Create in the System Protection tab.
- Advanced Startup: If your PC won’t boot, access System Restore via Advanced Startup using Troubleshoot > Advanced Options.
System Restore is an effective way to fix system issues and revert changes without affecting personal files.