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System Restore in Windows XP How to Guide
Everyone should
learn how to use Microsoft’s System Restore.With all the
things that can go wrong with computer now a days, spyware,
viruses, bad installs the average person needs to be able to
Restore his PC back to a working state.System Restore sets a
Restore Point, which is a snapshot of your computer at that
time and then at a later date you will be able to restore
your computer to that working condition.|
System Restore will automatically create restore points when
you do certain actions, like installing new software,
drivers and some automatic updates.It’s 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 goes’s 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 Manually
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Click on
“Start” > “All Programs” > “Accessories” > “System Tools” >
“System Restore”.
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On the
“Welcome to System Restore” Page, click “Create a restore
point” and then click “Next”.
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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”.
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