Why can t the ultimate 32 bit system be restored to 5?

The loss of restore points has little to do with the Windows XP operating system itself, more with our mistakes or neglect in operation. So let's analyze the main reasons for the loss of restore points:1

Turn off the system restore function Some friends may mistakenly think that I only need to create a restore point at a certain time, then I can turn off the system restore function, so that I don't have to create restore points all the time and save hard disk space. However, if we manually turn off Windows XP's System Restore feature, then all of your previously created restore points will be deleted, so you won't find any restore points. If you want to use the System Restore feature, you can't turn it off.

2.Insufficient partition space Many friends always install the software in the default path when installing software, which often makes the system partition occupy a large part of the space. Because of this, it will also cause the system restore feature of Windows XP to stop working and stop monitoring the system, at which point the system will delete all the restore points to free up partition space, and no restore points will be found.

Even if the partition is not enough to stop the "restore" function, the system will delete some of the previous restore points to free up space, and we will find that some restore points cannot be found. Therefore, when we install the software, we should not always follow the default path to install, and make sure that the system partition has enough hard disk space for the restore function. When we get a warning that we are running out of disk space, we need to be prepared to free up partition space.

3.Be cautious about using the "Disk Cleanup" program When we usually use the "Disk Cleanup" program of Windows XP to clean up the useless data of the hard disk, we should be careful not to use the "Cleanup" function in the "System Restore" under the "Other Options" tab. If you use this feature, all restore points will be deleted.

It took less than two minutes before and after backing up with the console, and there were no backup files at all when restoring.

There must be a backup, or a restore point.

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 the restore feature turned on, you may 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. Click directly on the next step of Sakura Dan Tease.

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.