System restore is a system procedure that allows you to return to a given point with certain settings that were installed at that time. If you started the recovery by accident, you can try to exit this mode and interrupt it.
Instructions
Step 1
If you have not gone through all the steps of starting the system recovery mode, try several times to click on the "Back" or "Cancel" button in this program. This will allow you to close it or return to the start screen and select other recovery options. If the program hangs and does not respond to keystrokes, press Ctrl + alt="Image" + Del on the keyboard and force it to quit using the program manager.
Step 2
Perform an urgent restart of the computer if the recovery process has already been started. To do this, try several times to press the combination Ctrl + alt="Image" + Del and select the option to restart or shutdown in the program manager. If this does not help, press the Reset button on the system unit or hold the computer's power button for a few seconds, which will result in a shutdown or immediate restart. Please note that you take this action at your own peril and risk - interrupting the recovery process can lead to serious errors in the system, as a result of which it may stop loading.
Step 3
Select the option to cancel the system restore as soon as the procedure is complete and the computer restarts. Start the recovery service again and click on the rollback button. The process of undoing a restore is identical - the system will perform the necessary operations and restart the computer.
