Install one click restore to add games without being cleared

Just don't install the game on the system disk. Your ** game should be equipped with hijacking IE software, you just need to install 360 Security Guard, start the system repair function to solve it without having to restore the system repeatedly.

The game should not be installed on the system disk. You can look at where it is, you can find it, it may work.

Generally speaking, one-click restore is to restore the system disk (usually C disk), that is, to replace the content of the C disk when you failed with the backup of the C disk content when the failure did not occur, in other words, if you install the game to the C disk after the backup, the game will definitely be gone after the restoration.

Solution: 1. If you want to install the game on the C drive: you can back it up again after installing the game now (one-click restore has two functions: restore and backup), so that the backup C disk also has your game, and there is no one after the restore.

2. Directly install the game on a disk other than the C disk, such as D, E, F disk, etc., so that when you restore it with one click, it only restores the C disk, and the other disks will not change, which can also solve your problem. The advantage of this method is that if the game is updated, you don't have to update it every time you restore it.

To clarify,I don't know what game you're installing.,Some programs will change the registry when it's dark.,In this case,Use method 2 will also malfunction.,But if you play the game,It's generally fine.,So it's recommended that you use the second method in general.。

Finally, I wish you a speedy solution to your problem, and you can communicate again if you can't figure it out.

The directory at the beginning is restored to the previous backup, and naturally there will be no other things that will be installed later.

If you want to delete it, go to the folder and delete the game's folder.,Anyway, it's been replied.,No need to uninstall it probably won't have any impact on the registry.。 As long as you can find the folder where the game is located. Simple + Easy + Enjoyable.

After one-click restore, the registry has also become the state when the backup system is back up, and the game you said should not be installed when you back up the system, so after the one-click restore, just delete the game folder, the same effect.

Find the game with the Optimizer. exe analysis removes.

Reinstall the game you've already installed.,But you have to change the installation address to a disk other than the C drive.。。。 One-click restore will only move the C drive, and will overwrite everything in the C drive.

Hello,As long as your game is not installed under the system disk,When you restore the system, you won't change the files of your other disks。

Dude, uninstall it manually! Manual uninstallation is guaranteed to work!

Just put the game on a USB stick.

One-click restore refers to restoring files to the original backup, and generally restoring only the contents of the C drive. Don't put things in the C drive. **If you go to other plates, you will have it next time.

Do not install it on the C disk (system disk) to be satisfied.

Generally, the system is installed in the C drive, and your backup is the backup C drive. If you restore it on another disk, you can't delete it. But the game inside can be played, but to play, you have to enter the folder where you installed the game, click on the game icon to play, that is, you can't start from the beginning, all programs, go inside, but you can create a shortcut, and then drag it to the desktop, it's easy to play.

Don't install the game in the system disk (that is, the C disk), just install it in other disks.

One-click restore will overwrite all files of the C disk,If your game is a green version,It can be ported to other disks,If it's an installed version, it can only be reinstalled,But if your one-click restore version has installed the game,Those games are still there after recovery。

Whichever disk is restored, all the files on which disk will be killed.

You can copy the game to another disk or not restore it.

As long as the game is not on the system disk, it will not.