Restoration of previous settings or the entire state of the system in the Windows operating system is carried out using the built-in System Restore. The use of this function implies the preliminary creation of restore points, which are some kind of "snapshots" OC.
Instructions
Step 1
Use one of the standard methods of launching the built-in system restore function: - open the main system menu by clicking the "Start" button and open the "All programs" link. Expand the Standard node and select the System Tools section. Launch the "System Restore" application - open the main system menu by clicking the "Start" button and go to the "Help and Support" item. Expand the "Select a task" section and select the command "Undo changes using" System Restore "- open the main system menu by clicking the" Start "button and go to the" Run "dialog. Enter the value% systemroot% system32
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Step 2
Create the necessary restore point by applying the checkbox on the field of the same name and confirm your choice by clicking the "Next" button. Enter the desired name for the created point in the "Description" line of the new dialog box and confirm the selected action by clicking the "Create" button. Close the application using the Finish button.
Step 3
Run the system restore program again using one of the methods described above and apply the checkbox to the "Restore an earlier state of the computer" field in the dialog box that opens. Authorize the execution of the action by clicking the Next button and specify the required point in the next dialog box. Confirm the execution of the selected action in a new window of the system request by clicking the "Next" button and wait for the computer to restart.
Step 4
Use the function keys to invoke the Recovery Console in different laptop models: - F8 - for Toshiba and Fujitsu; - F10 - for Sony Vaio and Packard Bell; - F4 - for Samsung; - Alt + F10 - for Acer; - F11 - for HP Pavillion and LG; - F9 - for Asus; - alt="Image" - for Rover.
