Create a restore point in my system.

Create a restore point in my system.

Creating system restore points after every few days is very helpful if you encounter a problem in the future you can just simply rollback to the previous successful restore point and can prevent any further issues.

To create a restore point you need to follow these steps:

• Open the control panel in your system, and then find the option create restore point. If you cannot find it just type it in the search box present in the control panel and you will get it.
• In the next window you will find a tab named “system protection”, select the tab and then click create.
• Give a name to the point for a better description and then click ok.

You are done.

Create a restore point in my system.

Sometimes when you install a program, the process automatically creates a restore point. But not all applications do this during the installation. Some of the applications that automatically create a restore point during the installation are system utilities and antivirus programs. Take note, to use system restore or to create a restore point, the System Restore option on My Computer should be enabled.

To create a restore point manually, click Start, All Programs, Accessories, System Tools, and then select System Restore. On the System Restore screen, select “Create a restore point” then click Next.

On the next screen, type a description for the restore point then click Create. The current date and time will be automatically added to the restore point.

The next screen will display the successfully created restore point with the current date and time. On this screen, click Close.

And that’s it. You now have successfully created a restore point. You can now safely install a program and restore back to this date if a problem occurs after installing the program.