Recover Windows using System Restore Point

Sometimes you ran into an issue where your Windows started showing some errors after you have done changes in your system whether it is when you installed a new driver, an update has happened or you did some changes in your Windows 10 registry. But we suggest that before spending any time on troubleshooting the problem, you can also undo the changes using a previously created restore point. So it is always suggested to always create a System Restore point before doing any major changes in your Windows 10 System. This guide will help you to understand how to recover Windows using a System restore point.

By default, Windows automatically creates a system restore point periodically. It also creates the restore point when Windows detects a major change happening to your system. That includes the installation of Windows Updates, Drivers, or at times Software. But you do it manually also.

If you want to learn about how to create a system restore point in Windows 10 just follow the link – Create a System Restore Point In Windows 10

How to recover Windows Using System Restore Point?

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To recover Windows 10 to the restore point you had created follows the steps mentioned below-

1. Open Start Menu. Type “recovery” in the text box of the start menu.

2. On the top you will see “Recovery” under Control Panel. Click on it.

3. Once you see the “Advanced recovery tools” Window, click on the Option “Open System Restore”.

4. Then you see a System Restore Window. Click on “Next”.

5. Then you have to select the restore point you created earlier that you want to use on your computer. Then click on “Next”.

6. Then click on the “Finish” button and then you are done. Once you complete all the above steps, System Restore will return your computer to the previous restore point.