Why can t my computer be restored?,Can you tell me about it.,I m dizzy.

Freezing point of installation.

1. It can only be installed under win2000 and xp systems, and other systems are not supported.

2. Pay attention to the ...... of the hard disk to choose to protect when installing

3. After entering the system, the software calls out the hotkey for ctrl+ait+shift+f6, you can also press and hold shift while double-clicking the task icon to open, you can set a password after opening, and the default password is empty.

4. There are three options on the main interface:

1) The first one is the protection state, that is, the hard disk protected by each boot recovery.

2) The second is the free option, for example, the system is in the protected state, we choose the second option, the default is 1, this 1 refers to the unprotected state after the machine is restarted, when the machine is automatically transferred to the protection state after the second machine is restarted, then the operation we do after the restart will be automatically protected when the machine is restarted.

3) The third is not restored, after restarting, the freezing point chart will keep flashing red x, that is, all protected hard disks have been abandoned, at this time, run the freezing point installer to delete the freezing point. I've been looking for you for a long time, give me points.

This happens with some machines, try other software, such as:"One-click recovery"There are two backup methods in this software, one of which can be installed on your machine.

Pack a DOS toolbox.

There's ghost restore in it.

==As shown in the figure, you don't have the system restore function turned on, and when you turn it on, he will create a file that contains all the software and system configurations of the current system, and if you don't turn on this function, naturally there will be no such file.

Without backups, there is no restore point, and of course there is no way to restore the operation

The system cannot be restored without a backup.

There is no backup, and you can't restore it without backup.

If you have set the restore point, you can't restore it if you don't set it, you can only reinstall it.

It may be because you have not established a restore point before, so it cannot be restored, the restore point is generally set up after the system is installed, and the computer system can be restored to that point in time if there is a problem, and you have not set a restore point before, then it will definitely not be restored.

The system generally creates a restore point automatically when the system is installed, but some like Tomato Garden or Rainforest Wood Wind will ban this function, and there is no restore point, I don't know if you have that system, the system creates the restore point itself according to the system's own time.

The main thing is:

Every time you install a software system, a system will create a system restore point for this software, and the system restore can not choose the time, you just scroll forward and click to see, if there is a date to select, then there is a point! If it really doesn't work, reinstall it, install it and remember to use ghost one-click recovery to make a backup, it's convenient and fast to use ghost!

360 has a one-click restore, and if you suspect 360 card, turn off the anti-virus and anti-virus function of 360.

You can choose a point in time and set the restore point yourself.

Start - Run -msconfig - Start System Restore By following the steps here, you can set the restore point time yourself.

Generally, the restore settings in the computer properties are used, but the restore will not work if it is not complete.

When you're using this restore, make a backup of your desktop shortcuts. This restore simply restores your system to the state it was at the point you set. If you can set the time to the first system, then your system will return to the original system state.

Note: This is only a restore of the system, not a restore of the files. Your own files, software, programs, etc., will be retained, but the desktop shortcuts will be removed by System Restore.

There is no backup, no backup can not be restored, only the installed system.

Maybe your computer starts boot selection by default, the restore wizard is in the front, the system is in the back, you run in the computer and enter msconfig to find the boot item to see if there is a one-click restore, if there is, put it behind the system or delete it directly. Seek adoption.