Creating a recovery point is a procedure for the existence of which it is useful to know everyone. In a matter of minutes, it will help to return the operational system full functionality without the need to reinstall software. This process automatically starts when you make important changes to Windows, for example while installing drivers. However, it is advisable to create a point manually each time a cocoa or modification of the system files is being made.

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Creating a recovery point in Win 10

To independently run the process, follow the simple instruction:

• we go to the "Control Panel", in the list of looking for a string "Restore \\ Setup";
• left click go there and click on the "Create" button;
• a window will open in which it will be necessary to describe the recovery point so that after it is identified (optionally, you can enter an arbitrary name, since the date and time is added to the OS itself);
• once again, click "Create" and expect the completion of the process.

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Installation of automatic saving

You can create a rule by which backup points will be recorded. For this:

• open the "Control Panel", go to "Administration", from there - in the "Task Scheduler";
• in the left menu, click on the "Task Scheduler Library", then find the Sections "Microsoft" -\u003e "Windows" -\u003e "System Restore";
• click right-click at the top of the middle window, selecting the SR file, and in its context menu item "Properties";
• we move to the Triggers tab, click "Create";
• here you enhance the parameters related to the appearance of recovery points.

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Loading from the recovery point

A separate word should be said about the use of backup points - it will help to easily use them at any time. It should be remembered that all programs and settings that appeared after will be irretrievably lost. If it suits you:

• go to the "Control Panel", select "Restore", then "Run";
• we find the desired point of recovery, click "Next";
• confirm the activation and execution of the process.

If the problems with the OS are more expected than it was assumed, you can run the recovery point by the command line. To do this, boot using the installation distribution, LiveCD or secure mode, after which you open the command prompt and enter rstrui.exe. A system restore window will be launched.