Changes made to your Windows 10 PC don't always work as expected, like new driver installs and buggy programs. We show you How to do a System Restore on Windows 10 to revert your PC back to a ...

Creating system restore points in Windows 10 is a utility that can prove to be extremely useful if you're experiencing technical issues. Here's how to use it.

The system restores feature in Windows can be useful to reset the default settings when needed. To enable or disable the System Restore feature in Windows, follow the procedure below.

Make your Windows PC create System Restore Points automatically every day or week. You can schedule System Restore Point creation in Windows or run the task on demand.

You can create system restore points every time Windows 10 starts, and in this guide, we'll show you how to do it.

Advanced options provide a great deal of power and capability to those who know (or learn) how to use them. System Restore works with available restore points to roll Windows back in time.

Worried about a bad update borking your Windows 10 system? Turn on System Restore so you can roll back to a pre-update state.

Earlier this month we published a guide to Windows System Restore and now we're highlighting, courtesy of the How-To Geek computer site, how you can use System Restore to restore individual files.

Turning off the System Restore is not recommended. However, if you want to turn off System Restore in Windows 11/10 for some reason, this article will show you how to do that.