You can use system restore to undo harmful change to your computer and restore its setting and performance. this feature allows you to roll back the entire operating system to a previously created (called restore point) without causing you to lose recent work such as document data, e-mail or history and favorite site.
Actually as default windows turn on the system restore. You can check in Start->right click on My Computer ->Properties->System Restore tab
Your computer automatically create restore points (called system checked point). but you can create your own restore points if you want to make major change in your system such us installing new program or changing your registry.
How to create your own restore points? Follow the steps below:
1. Click Start-> All Programs-> Accessories-> System Tools, and then click System Restore.
2. Tick mark “create a restore point” and click Next
3. Type restore point description then click Next
4. Now you have new restore point.
5. Done
To restore your system follow the steps below:
1. Click Start-> All Programs-> Accessories-> System Tools, and then click System Restore.
2. Tick mark “Restore my computer to an earlier time” and click Next
3. You can choose available restore point by selecting calendar in bold.
4. In restore point selection page, click next to begin the process. The system will restart and revert to the settings saved in the restore point.
Note :Antivirus utilities can affect whether your system can be restored to a previous point. If a restore point contains an infected file because the utility is not set to clean the file within the restore point, or if an infected file has been removed from a restore point by an antivirus utility because it could not be cleaned, System Restore will not recover the computer to this partial or infected state. If System Restore could not restore your computer to a previous state, and you suspect that one or more restore points contain infected files or have had infected files removed by the antivirus utility, you can remove all restore points from the System Restore archive by turning off System Restore and then turning it back on.
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