NOTE:
If newly installed hardware may be a cause, remove or disconnect the hardware and try a system restore.
NOTE:
System restore does not backup your personal files and hence it cannot recover your personal files that are deleted or
damaged
Windows 10
Using system restore
1
Right-click (or press and hold) the Start button, and then select Control Panel.
2
Type Recovery in the search box.
3
Click or tap Recovery.
4
Click or tap Open System Restore.
5
Click or tap Next and follow the instructions on the screen.
Undoing the last system restore
1
Right-click (or press and hold) the Start button, and then select Control Panel.
2
Click or tap Security and Maintenance.
3
Click or tap Recovery.
4
Click or tap Open System Restore and follow the instructions on the screen to undo the last system restore.
Windows 8.1
Using system restore
1
Click or tap Settings in the charms sidebar.
2
Click or tap Control Panel.
3
Type Recovery in the search box.
4
Click or tap Recovery and click or tap Open System Restore.
5
Follow the instructions on the screen.
Undoing the last system restore
1
Click or tap Settings in the charms sidebar.
2
Click or tap Control Panel.
3
In the System window, click or tap Action Center.
4
At the lower-right corner of Action Center window, click or tap Recovery.
5
Click or tap Open System Restore and follow the instructions on the screen to undo the last system restore.
Windows 7
Using system restore
1
Click Start.
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Restoring your operating system