Note that Windows 10 typically creates its own restore point before installing patches, security fixes, and feature updates released by Microsoft. For everything else, here is how to do a System ...

Bumping into trouble with Windows? If you have a restore point ready, you may be able to fix the problem.

Microsoft Windows is one of the most popular operating systems (OS) for PC users. It offers various features that allow users to protect their data and create restore points.

System restore is part of the Microsoft Windows Operating System. It allows the rolling back of system files, installed programs, registry keys, etc. to an earlier state in case of a system breakdown.

If you're using Windows 7, just use the System Protection tab in the System Properties window—or you can search for "create restore point" to get there directly.

Tech blog CyberNet delves into System Restore, Windows' built-in configuration roll-back service, and surfaces with a shortcut that saves time, and might save your system, with just two clicks.