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Run System Restore in Windows 10



Run System Restore in Windows 10

System Restore is an old Windows feature that’s been available since Windows Millenium Edition released in 2000. If you need to run System Restore in Windows 10, things work a bit differently compared to older versions.
Previously, there was a way to run System Restore from Accessories -> System Tools but this shortcut was removed starting with Windows 8.
System Restore is a useful tool when the system starts acting weird which can happen after updates and/or installing new apps as it can help you revert the system to a previous point in time that was functioning properly.

How to run System Restore in Windows 10

Keep in mind this will go back to an older version of settings and files although you can undo the restore operation if it doesn’t solve your problems. With that said, here’s what you need to do is you want to run System Restore in Windows 10:
Open the Start Menu and click the Power button. Press and hold the SHIFT key and click the “Restart” option while still holding the SHIFT key.
run System Restore in Windows 10
The system will reboot and enter recovery mode. In the menu that appears, select Troubleshoot then Advanced boot options.
In the Advanced Options menu, select “System Restore”. The system will be restarted again.
Then, you will need to select an account, enter your password and click “Continue”.
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This will launch the System Restore wizard. Now you just need to choose one of the existing restore points and click the Next button. The system will roll back to the selected restore point.

It’s also possible to run System Restore in Windows 10 from System Properties. To use this method open the Run dialog (press Win key + R) and type “SystemPropertiesProtection” without quotes in the text field then hit the OK button.
The System Properties window will open in the System Protection tab. Click the “System Restore…” button and the System Restore Wizard will launch.

There’s also a way to directly launch the System Restore Wizard. Press Win +R to bring up the Run box and type “rstrui” without quotes in the text field then press OK or hit Enter on your keyboard.

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