A restore point can be created
automatically or manually, depending on the actions of the user. Windows
will create a restore point automatically when the user installs Windows for
the first time on a computer and when Windows updates are installed. This is
done in the event there are problems sometime after Windows or updates were
installed and the user needs to rollback Windows to that previous
installation/restore point. Below are the steps for how to create a restore
point manually at any time.
Windows Vista and Windows 7 users
To create a restore point in Windows Vista and Windows 7, follow the
below steps.
1. On the Windows desktop, click START, find Computer (or My Computer) in
the Start Menu, right-click with your mouse and select Properties.
2. A new window will open. On the left side, click on the System
protection option. This will open the System Properties window, with the
System Protection tab selected. (If the System Protection tab is not
selected, click on that tab to select it.)
3. Near the bottom on the System Protection tab, click the Create button.
4. Another small window will open. Enter a description for the restore
point in the text field and click the Create button.
The restore point will be created and available to rollback to if ever
needed.
If you ever need to rollback Windows Vista or Windows 7 to an earlier
time, on the System Protection tab, click the System Restore button and
follow the prompts to select a restore point and initiate the rollback.
To create a restore point in Windows XP, follow the below steps.
1. Click Start, All Programs,
Accessories, System Tools, and then System Restore.
2. The System Restore window will open. Select the Create a restore point
option and click the Next button.
3. Enter a description for the restore point in the Restore point
description text field and click the Create button.
The restore point will be created and available to rollback to if ever
needed.
If you ever need to rollback Windows XP to an earlier time, on the first
screen of the System Restore window, select the Restore my computer to an
earlier time option and follow the prompts to select a restore point and
initiate the rollback.
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