Colin
09-16-04, 04:29 PM
Are you ever happy with the way your system is running, or have you just finished reinstalling the system and dread doing it again?
Now is the perfect time for you to set a restore point.
First load up System Restore (usually Start -> All Programs -> Accessories -> System Tools -> System Restore).
From here click on the "Create a Restore Point" then next, enter the name of the restore point like (good system) then click the create button.
Once that's done, System Restore takes a "image" of your computer. If something gets corrupted in the future, you can restore easily.
Now is the perfect time for you to set a restore point.
First load up System Restore (usually Start -> All Programs -> Accessories -> System Tools -> System Restore).
From here click on the "Create a Restore Point" then next, enter the name of the restore point like (good system) then click the create button.
Once that's done, System Restore takes a "image" of your computer. If something gets corrupted in the future, you can restore easily.