If Windows 7 has a system restore to heal the trick

So, is it based on backup and restore, how is it different from the traditional Ghost stream?

First, system restore is more than Ghost Flexible, Ghost can only back up the entire partition, and System Restore will adjust the backup content according to the current system changes. Take the latest Windows 7 as an example. Its own system protection function will automatically back up the records every time you install the update patch to avoid problems after the update. At the same time, whenever a system backup is performed, it does not involve the contents of the library folder, which means that your personal data will not lose the latest content after a certain restore.

Secondly, system restoration is more suitable for solving small problems. In contrast, if you have a small problem, you can restore it to Ghost, which is obviously inconvenient. If your system runs down completely and you can't use the restore, then this is the time when Ghost works.

So, the system restore function is still more useful, you can turn off the non-system disk restore function, but the system partition is still open as well. For those who like to toss a computer, creating a restore point before each major action on the system can avoid many unnecessary risks.

Let's try the system restore with Xiaobian.

To use System Restore, at least one partition must have system protection enabled, that is, only the partition with system protection enabled can use System Restore. Right-click "Computer" - Properties - select "System Protection" on the left to see if a partition has boot protection enabled.

Once upon a time, when we optimized the system, shutting down all hard disk partitions is one of the required operations. In the early days of XP, this made a lot of valuable hard disk space. Later, although the hard disk capacity was doubled, we are already accustomed to this practice, and the system restore will be turned off every time the system is installed. Even if you need to do a backup, you will resort to tools such as Ghost, and rarely think of system restore.

There may be many friends who don't know much about system restore, so let Xiaobian make a brief introduction. The so-called system restore is a component that has been added to the Windows operating system since Windows ME. Its purpose is to help you roll back to the last recorded file when the system file, registry or some programs are not working properly. The point in time for normal work.