What should I do if Win7 Ultimate 32 bit System Restore can t be opened?

1. It is recommended to press and hold F8 when booting the hard disk after booting the hardware and not letting go, release the F8 key when the advanced menu appears, and select the latest correct configuration (advanced).

2. If it still doesn't work, insert the Windows installation disk (CD-ROM or U disk is acceptable) and restart the computer.

3. Select the language settings and click "Next".

4. Click "Repair Computer".

5. If it still doesn't work after repairing and installing, please use the original system installation disk to install it again.

Here's how: 1. First open the Control Panel in the Start menu, and after opening the Control Panel, turn on the Backup and Restore option among the many options in the Control Panel.

2. Then select Recover System Settings & Computer in the next interface. If your computer doesn't have restore turned on, you might need to turn it on.

3. Then open System Restore, that is, click the button shown in the figure, if there is an account control, there will be a prompt, just pass.

4. Then the wizard will start to restore the files and settings, you just need to follow the prompts of the wizard to do it. Directly click Next.

5. Then, among the options of system restore point, select a restore point, and make sure that the restore point selected is the restore point when the system was normal before, because if it is an abnormal restore point, there will be problems.

6. After confirming, a confirmation page will appear, which shows detailed information about the restoration, to make sure that it has no errors, click the Finish button to start the restoration of the system, the restoration of the system will restart, and then enter the relevant restoration operation during the boot process.

As you can see from the diagram, your system's System Restore feature is turned off.

To turn on the System Restore feature:

1. Right-click the desktop "Computer" icon, select "Properties", and open the "System" window. In the left pane, switch to the System Protection tab.

2. In the "Protection Settings" list, select the drive for which you want to enable the restore point setting, and click the "Configure" button.

3. There are three options under Restore Settings, if you want to turn on the function of restoring system settings and files of previous versions, please click "Restore System Settings and Files of Previous Versions"; If you want to turn on the ability to restore previous versions of files, click Restore previous versions of files only.

4. Finally, click the "OK" button to save the settings, and when there is a document modified or deleted by mistake in the future, you just need to right-click on the file, then open the "Properties", switch to the "Previous Version" tab, the list will display the last few versions, select the version you want to restore to.

Depending on your computer motherboard or brand phone, select the following shortcut keys to restart your computer:

Restart the computer and keep pressing the shortcut key, and wait for the page to enter the following screen:

Put in the installation CD, use the keyboard arrow keys to move the cursor to CD *** (red), press Enter: a line of English ...... appears on the pagePress any key now and the installation begins:

Directly click Next.

Click: Install Now.

Click Drive Options (Advanced).

Click on the system drive letter you want to install, and click [Format (f)] Installing system files:

Restart your computer automatically.

Add your own and fill it out yourself.

If you don't have an activation code, you can skip it directly.

The choice is yours. Ok, start using it, the above**from**net, I took pictures with a camera myself, and the effect is not good.

Start the computer, press F12 (different computer buttons) to enter the quick selection, the disc starts, press enter to enter the installation interface, and follow the prompts! ok

Visual inspection has nothing to do with the system. It could be a motherboard or a power supply. Let's take a look.

Enter the BIOS, the first boot item is adjusted to CD ***, save and restart, read the CD, enter the PE microsystem, and install the system. Just wait.

Hardware issues.

At least the screen shows that you can enter the BIOS to install or restore the system.

How to reinstall the system if the computer can't be turned on, the detailed tutorial will teach you, it's very simple.

The easiest way to redo the system is to buy a ghost disc

Let's redo the system and try it with a different 64-bit.

Make a boot disk and reinstall it.