System Restore Tool in Windows 7is a very valuable utility when you need to solve some problems. The most serious failures in the OS are often caused by problems with the registry, device drivers or DLL files. When a program point is created, the current copy of the important files is saved and can be reloaded if you use system recovery.
Given the vast scope of protection thatprovides this service, its use at the very beginning when troubleshooting can save a lot of time. The process usually takes only a few minutes.
Speaking of how to make a system restore Windows (for example, the seventh version), you need to perform the following actions.
Go to "Start -> All Programs -> Accessories -> Utilities."
Click on the icon of the system recovery program. Select the "Next" button and find the item concerning files and parameters. Find the restore point you want to use.
To restore the system was moreeffective, review all available control points and try to choose the most relevant. In the displayed menu there are two kinds of items: created by you and planned points of Windows, which are formed automatically when some programs are installed. Remember that you can not use this function on a date that does not have a checkpoint. After the selection is made, click "Next", and then "Finish". Before clicking this, do not forget to save the work that is performed in any other programs.
Click "Yes" when you receive a message stating thatafter startup, the system recovery of the computer can not be interrupted. After that, Windows will be returned to the state that was marked at the checkpoint. This process may take several minutes. At this time, you will see the message: "Please wait while your Windows files and settings are restored." Then your computer will reboot as usual.
Immediately after logging on to Windows 7 after a rebootyou should see a message stating that the system restore was completed successfully. Click the "Close" button. Make sure that your troubleshooting has been fixed with this utility. If the problem persists, you can repeat the steps described above and select another checkpoint that is available.
Remember that restoring the system will not allowreturn any of your non-system files, for example, documents, e-mail content, music, etc. to the previous state. These file types are completely unaffected by this process. If you want to find the lost information, try using the file recovery program, not the system utility.
In addition, the features of this process in differentversions of Windows can vary slightly. Therefore, it is advisable to look at the manual concerning a specific version of the operating system. All the steps mentioned in the article work on all releases of Windows 7.
