How to open/close and create restore points in Win10

When there is a problem with the Windows 10 preview system, the rookies are eager to install the system. In fact, you can use System Restore to restore the system to a normal state. System Restore, the purpose is to bring the system back to work without reinstalling the operating system or destroying data files. How does Win10 open system restore? The system has a problem with how to restore the system? How to turn off system restore to save system disk space?

First, Win10 how to open the system restore

On the Windows10 desktop, right click on this computer & rdquo; select “ attribute & rdquo; open & ldquo; system & rdquo; window. Figure:

Click on the left of the & ldquo; system protection & rdquo; open & ldquo; System Properties & rdquo; window, the default display is & ldquo; system protection & rdquo; tab. FIG:

in the following & ldquo; protective set & rdquo; region & ldquo; drive available & rdquo; selected in the list you want to restore the system to open the local disk, Win10 system disk is enabled by default in general System restore. If it is not enabled, it will be displayed as “Close” status, then just select the Windows10 system disk, and then click the “Configure” button below to open the “System Protection Win10 System (D:)” setting window. Figure:

In the above & ldquo; Restore Settings & rdquo; select area & ldquo; & rdquo ;, enable the system to protect the following & ldquo; disk space usage & rdquo; by default you can, if you The hard disk is very large, you want to keep some system restore points, you can set the "maximum usage" to be larger; conversely, if your system disk space is tight, you can put "disk space usage" ” The settings are smaller.

Finally click on "OK" to open the system restore function of the Win10 system disk. It is recommended that you only need to enable system restore for the system disk in general. It is not necessary to open other non-system partitions. Previous1234Next page Total 4 pages