How do you restore the system How do you restore the system yourself?

How to use System Restore.

In use, the system is abnormal, and you can use System Restore to return the computer settings to the previous state.

1. Enable Settings System Restore.

Right-click "My Computer" - "Properties" - System Restore - Remove the check box in front of "Turn off System Restore on all drives" - select drive C - "Settings" - Set "Available Disk Space" to the minimum - OK - Select D, E, F - Settings - Check "Turn off System Restore on this drive" - OK.

2. Create a system restore point.

2. Select "Create a restore point" and click "Next" to open the "Create a restore point" dialog box.

3. In the "Restore Description Point" text box, enter the name used to identify the restore point, for example, enter "Before installing the software", click the "Create" button, and the "Restore Point Created" dialog box appears;

4. Click the "Close" button, a restore point called "Before installing the software" is stored in your computer, when the system is restored, find it and follow the operation steps to do it, and the system will be restored to the state you "before installing the software".

3. Use System Restore.

2. Select "Restore my computer to an earlier time" - next, open the "Select a restore point" dialog box;

3. Click a date that you think is running normally as the restore point--- next step to open the "Confirm Restore Point" dialog box;

4. After confirmation, click Next, and the system will restore;

5. You will be notified when it is successful, and you will be sure to quit.

Fourth, the system that comes with the system restore is still available at ordinary times, but there are two shortcomings, one is to consume system memory resources, and the other is to constantly encroach on hard disk space, and the most important thing is that once the system crashes, the system restoration can not be counted on at all.

The main benefit of restore software is that it can quickly restore the original backup system when the system is damaged and cannot be started. It's better to use ghost to restore the backup.

The steps to use are simple: click "Start" "All Programs" "Accessories" "System Tools" "System Restore", and the "System Restore Dialog Box" appears, there are two options: Restore my computer to an earlier time; Create a restore point.

In the next steps, you can follow the prompts with confidence, because the System Restore operation is reversible, and if you are not satisfied, you can go back to the state before System Restore.

You can use System Restore to perform the following tasks:

1. Start the process of restoring the system by selecting "Restore my computer to an earlier time".

2. Create a restore point by selecting "Create Restore Point".

3. Undo the last restore by selecting the "Undo Last Restore" option. If the restore operation was recently completed, the Undo Last Restore option appears in the System Restore list. You can use this option to undo a recent restore operation.

This option is available only after the restore has been completed.

4. Access the System Restore settings by clicking "System Restore Settings".

To learn more about System Restore, you can click the Help menu in the upper left corner of the System Restore dialog box.

One-click restore This software actually includes two functions, one function is backup, and the other function is restore.

The one-click recovery is actually the same as the one-click restore, but there is a premise, that is, you must make a backup before the one-click recovery. For example:

The system is very good now.,I make a backup.,A month later, I found that the system was broken.,Then I can restore to the state of the system when I made the backup a month ago with one click.,That is to say, the system has become better.。。 Now I generally use a one-click restore wizard, after the computer restarts, before entering the system, the top of the screen will appear "**press[f11]to

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system***, then press the F11 key to use the "one-click restore wizard", then press F8

Or click the "Back up system" button, the computer will automatically start to back up the C drive, these operations are fully automatic, after the backup is completed, the computer will automatically restart. The system backup is completed, after the computer has a problem, as long as you press the F11 key when you boot up, bring up the main interface of "One-click Restore Wizard", click on the restore system or press F5 on it, and the computer will start automatically again.

Restore the system disk.