How to create a restore point in Win10 Where is the Win10 restore point created?

  

We know that win7/win8 systems can use restore to restore the system, the same win10 system can also use the restore point to restore the system. However, to achieve Win10 system restore, the premise is that the computer already exists or has created a system restore point, otherwise it is impossible to achieve system restore. For the win10 system users who just started, where is the Win10 restore point created? The following Pepsi network Xiaobian brought you a Win10 how to create a restore point tutorial, let's take a look.

First step, first find "this computer" on the Win10 desktop and right click to select [Properties], if the desktop does not display this computer, please check: [Win10 My computer how to put the desktop Win10 my Where is the computer? 】.

The second step is to find and click [System Protection] on the left side of the Win10 system window, as shown below:

Step 3, then in the system properties window In the System Protection tab, create a restore point for the C drive. Since the C drive protection is off by default, we click [Configure] to enable protection, as shown in the figure.

The fourth step, then turn on the system protection switch, and select the amount of disk space usage, then click [OK], as shown.

The fifth step, the last click returns to the system properties window, then the "protection" of the C drive is enabled, click "create" to immediately create a restore point for the C drive that enables system protection. As shown below.

The sixth step, after clicking, we start to create a restore point, enter the name of the restore point in the system protection window, as shown below

Step 7 After the last restore point is created, the system prompts "Successfully created restore point", then click Close to exit. As shown below.


If you have any other questions about the creation of Win10 and how to create a system restore point, or if you don't understand the settings, please let us know in the comments below, everyone will help you.




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