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How To Create And Use A Restore Point in Windows Vista 

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System Restore is a component of Microsoft's Windows Me, Windows XP and Windows Vista operating systems that allows for the rolling back of system files, registry keys, installed programs, etc., to a previous state in the event of a failure. In Windows Vista, System Restore features an improved interface. Here are the steps to take to create a system restore point and use one already created.

        Create restore point

1. Go to Start -> All Programs -> Accessories -> System Tools and click System Restore.
2. Now you will have to click Open System Protection.

Create And Use A Restore Point in Windows Vista

3. Check the box next to the partition you want to make a restore point to and click Apply.

Create And Use A Restore Point in Windows Vista

4. Now in order to make a system restore point click Create....

Create And Use A Restore Point in Windows Vista

5. Give a description for the restore point to help you identify it later. When finished click Create.

Create And Use A Restore Point in Windows Vista

6. The operating system will create the restore point for you.

Create And Use A Restore Point in Windows Vista

Click OK.

Create And Use A Restore Point in Windows Vista

        Use restore point

1. Go to Start -> All Programs -> Accessories -> System Tools and click System Restore.
2. Click Next.
3. Select the restore point you want.

Create And Use A Restore Point in Windows Vista

Click Next.
4. At this screen by clicking Finish you will confirm your restore point. System Restore will restart your computer to apply the changes.

Create And Use A Restore Point in Windows Vista

Creating a system restore point before you load new or beta drivers for one of your peripherals can save you time and headaches if that driver happens to crash the system to an unbootable state. Some misbehaving applications can cause the same problem.


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