I want my computer to be like it was a few days ago.
Use System Restore and/or backups.
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I want my computer to be like it was a few days ago.
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I want my computer to be like it was a few days ago.
Use System Restore and/or backups.
On Mon, 15 Oct 2012 03:08:05 +0000, BrianClare wrote:
I want my computer to be like it was a few days ago.
See Shenan Stanley's reply and note the following: System Restore can
restore Windows to the state it was in a few days ago, but with regard
to everything else (your data files, pictures, installed programs,
etc.), it will not.
Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP
For the last 4 days I was able to Restore to 10/5 and no other date. With today's update I can no longer restore to 10/5 or 10/20, 10/19, 10/18. I thonk the last update broke the Restore function.
For the last 4 days I was able to Restore to 10/5 and no other date. With today's update I can no longer restore to 10/5 or 10/20, 10/19, 10/18. I thonk the last update broke the Restore function.
Not impossible, I suppose.
Create one manually, reboot, change something and then try to restore using the restore point you manually made.
Did it work?
How do you do that? I can't find any program to perform a backup,