System restore is an innate feature (built in) Windows that works to restore the system state to a state at the time a restore point is created. Usually when you perform the update, before the update is applied to the system, Windows will automatically create a restore point. It is intended that the user can restore the system, like its original state before the update is installed if the update causes the system unstable. How to create a system restore point I had already been discussed in the article how to create a system restore point in Windows 7 and Vista. However, for some users such measures are too long and might not be easy to remember. To that end, so you more easily manage the system restore of Windows, you can use a software to do it. The software called System Restore Manager.
System Restore Manager is a management tool for Windows system restore. This free software featuring a system restore point and restore your Windows system configuration. One tool that was developed by Lee Whittington to the Windows Club and have been tested and runs well on Windows 7. However, according to its developers, the possibility of this software also works on other Windows versions.
How to use it was fairly easy. To create a Restore Point with this software, you can just click the Create button Point. Then in the dialog that appears, give the restore point with the name of your liking. To delete a restore point, select a restore point from the list, then click the Delete Selected button. Similarly, to restore the system, select a restore point then click System Restore.
Right-hand window, you can find the configuration of the system restore. On the Disk Space to Use, you can specify the drive and the amount of disk space used to store restore points. Underneath that, you can set the interval for the system create a restore point automatically. By default, System Restore Manager set it at 1 day (day).
How? Easy enough not to set a system restore your Windows System Restore Manager? If you want to try this software, please download via the link at the end of the article. System Restore Manager does not require the installation process. You just need to extract the files. ZIP the downloaded using WinZip or WinRar. Then double click on System Restore files in the folder you extracted Manager.exe. Good luck!
System Restore Manager is a management tool for Windows system restore. This free software featuring a system restore point and restore your Windows system configuration. One tool that was developed by Lee Whittington to the Windows Club and have been tested and runs well on Windows 7. However, according to its developers, the possibility of this software also works on other Windows versions.
How to use it was fairly easy. To create a Restore Point with this software, you can just click the Create button Point. Then in the dialog that appears, give the restore point with the name of your liking. To delete a restore point, select a restore point from the list, then click the Delete Selected button. Similarly, to restore the system, select a restore point then click System Restore.
Right-hand window, you can find the configuration of the system restore. On the Disk Space to Use, you can specify the drive and the amount of disk space used to store restore points. Underneath that, you can set the interval for the system create a restore point automatically. By default, System Restore Manager set it at 1 day (day).
How? Easy enough not to set a system restore your Windows System Restore Manager? If you want to try this software, please download via the link at the end of the article. System Restore Manager does not require the installation process. You just need to extract the files. ZIP the downloaded using WinZip or WinRar. Then double click on System Restore files in the folder you extracted Manager.exe. Good luck!
