Questions about System Restore, about System Restore

System Restore is only a restore to a relatively early time, if your system has been installed for a long time you cannot restore to the system when you first installed it. And whether the restore function of each hard disk partition is enabled also directly determines whether that disk can be restored? In short, the greatest usefulness of System Restore is when you find that the system fails after installing a software or hardware, and it is not equivalent to reinstalling the operating system.

System Restore is a reversible process that does not require backups.

"System Restore" is the system backup function that comes with Windows, it depends on how you set it up, if you set up a daily backup, please find your backup directory (I don't know where the directory is, you can understand more things by researching yourself), you can restore yesterday's! By analogy, by backing up every month, you can restore the system that was automatically backed up in the previous month.

If you turn off the "System Restore" feature, there is no backup.

It is recommended to use Ghost Backup, which is a recognized backup software.

If you want to back up, you can restore the system when you backed it up. What it looks like when you back it up, what it looks like when you restore it.

No, but you can create your own restore point to the OS you just installed. It's ready to use!

No. It is only possible to revert to an earlier time, but it is not the same as reinstalling the system. Solve small problems.

It depends on when your restore point was established, and it is easy to fix errors that occur during the use of the computer, and it is not the same as reinstalling the system.

Windows XP comes with System Restore. It's right in the system tools!

Inside XP will automatically save restore points for you to restore!

1.The F11 is only the entire C drive, but it should be noted that the locations of "My Documents", "Desktop", and "Favorites" are all on the C drive, so you should back up the files stored in these three places to other partitions before restoring.

2.If you've already installed the drivers for all your devices when you back them up, you don't need to reinstall them after restoring.

3.Before backing up with F11, you need to make sure that the size of all the partitions in your backup is larger than the size of the C drive, otherwise it will not be installed and backed up. The registry does not normally need to be backed up separately.

4.If the system you install is the GHOST version of the computer city or juju cat, then after the installation is completed, "My Documents", "Favorites" are in the D disk, if it is a normal installation of the operating system, the default storage location is in the C disk. It can be used normally after moving!

5.If your hard drive is 80G and the C drive is 15G, then at least one of your other partitions must be larger than 15GB for you to be able to back up properly.

6.You can first uninstall the unused programs, and then restart the computer, when the prompt press f11 appears to enter the one-click restore system, which is full of Chinese prompts, follow the prompts to select "backup C disk" on it, as for the size of the backup depends on the size of your c disk installation file, the more programs installed, the larger the space occupied, the larger the space used by your backup, and vice versa.